#特朗普向欧洲实施新一轮关税措施 Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon — the precious metals market has been soaring all the way, with gold and silver hitting new highs, but $BTC has experienced a wave of decline. This somewhat reflects a real issue: Bitcoin, as a digital asset, still lags behind the traditional safe-haven asset gold in terms of store of value. From a trend perspective, precious metals, with thousands of years of historical trust and tangible assets, are indeed more attractive during risk events. While Bitcoin's decentralized story is very appealing, during extreme market volatility, it is still easily sold off as a high-risk asset. To truly become 'digital gold,' $BTC needs more institutional allocation, more stable price performance, and broader social recognition. For now, it seems this road is still very long.
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BoredRiceBall
· 8h ago
Gold rises, BTC falls, hilarious. Still want to be digital gold? First stabilize, then talk.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 8h ago
Gold rises, BTC falls. What does this mean? It's the same old story—the crypto world is impressive, but when it’s time to dump, we're still thrown out like trash, haha.
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Digital gold? Dream on. Even institutions are still on the sidelines, its stability is terribly poor.
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Honestly, the credibility of gold spanning thousands of years is no joke. How does BTC compare over these few years? When risks come, the gap becomes clear.
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So those still all-in on BTC might have too much imagination. I'm a conservative investor.
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The key is that institutional allocation is still insufficient. Without big funds backing it, a decline is hard to avoid.
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It feels like the crypto world is still hyping "digital gold," but in reality, gold has long won. Stop comforting yourself, okay?
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BearMarketHustler
· 8h ago
Gold hits a new high while Bitcoin drops, which is outrageous. It still feels like the dream of digital gold is too far away.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 9h ago
Gold hits a new high while BTC drops, this is ridiculous. It feels like the crypto world is still too young.
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SwapWhisperer
· 9h ago
Gold rises again, crypto crashes again, honestly, this is the reality... If you still want to call it "digital gold," better to stay steady first.
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PanicSeller
· 9h ago
Gold hits a new high while BTC drops? Haha, traditional assets still have some tricks up their sleeve. Our digital dreams are still a long way to go.
#特朗普向欧洲实施新一轮关税措施 Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon — the precious metals market has been soaring all the way, with gold and silver hitting new highs, but $BTC has experienced a wave of decline. This somewhat reflects a real issue: Bitcoin, as a digital asset, still lags behind the traditional safe-haven asset gold in terms of store of value. From a trend perspective, precious metals, with thousands of years of historical trust and tangible assets, are indeed more attractive during risk events. While Bitcoin's decentralized story is very appealing, during extreme market volatility, it is still easily sold off as a high-risk asset. To truly become 'digital gold,' $BTC needs more institutional allocation, more stable price performance, and broader social recognition. For now, it seems this road is still very long.