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There’s a debate that refuses to die in crypto: Bitcoin vs Tokenized Gold 🪙

And honestly, the more I watch this industry evolve, the clearer my stance becomes.

Bitcoin is disruption. Tokenized gold is preservation.
They are not the same asset class, not the same ideology, and definitely not the same future.

Gold has 5,000 years of monetary history — but it’s also stuck with 5,000 years of limitations.
Tokenizing it solves the form, not the function. You can wrap gold on-chain, make it liquid, fractional, programmable… but at the end of the day, the value still relies on a metal sitting in a vault someone needs to guard. That’s not censorship-resistant. That’s not permissionless. That’s just TradFi with a shiny UI.

Bitcoin is the opposite: a monetary network, a settlement layer, a belief system, and an asset with no issuer.
It doesn’t ask for trust. It replaces it.
And that’s why it continues to attract capital that thinks in decades, not quarters.

But here’s the part most people miss:
Tokenized gold isn’t a competitor to Bitcoin — it’s a competitor to the old gold market.
It’s great for traders, great for funds, great for liquidity and global access.
I’m not anti–tokenized gold at all. I actually think it grows massively from here.

I just don’t mistake it for what Bitcoin represents.

If you’re betting on the future of money, you pick Bitcoin.
If you’re hedging legacy market volatility, you pick tokenized gold.

So my stance?
Both will coexist — but only one becomes a new monetary standard.
And that asset is Bitcoin.

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