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If the heaviest elements sink toward the center of the earth, shouldn't there be stratified layers of heavy metals - one of them being gold?

If the heaviest elements sink toward the center of the earth, shouldn't there be stratified layers of heavy metals - one of them being gold? And if so, won't we someday (possibly with the invention of some supermaterial) suck out this molten layer - upsetting the global gold/platinum/silver markets and so logically upsetting the world economy?
gpt
I think that the geological activity at these depths would be faster than the stratification of the heavy metals. The plate tectonics and magma flows would probably be faster than the rate at which the metal sink, and would constantly be mixing up the mantle and breaking up the lower crust.