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>>54875103
basically you have an extremely "pregnant" or rich mineral solution, which shoots up into fissures forming veins of material like quartz, often around the margins of a volcanic intrusive body (think magma bringing up water brine under intense pressure). The fluid often finds existing cavities, and if the fluid is rich in only one primary element, the element can drop out and grow these crystals. If the fuild is more mixed, you will get other mineral growth, and less likely to see these crystals.

>>54031228
the amount of utter panic from crypto, especially towards gold seems to indicate this is happening.

thank you baker!
https://www.mining.com/web/lme-decides-against-ban-on-russian-metal%ef%bf%bc/

>>49977090
the crystal texture can be trippy, same goes for gold.