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Bitcoin vs Tokenized Gold: Who is the True Value Anchor Under the RWA Wave?

In the 2025 crypto market, the battle for 'digital gold' is heating up! Bitcoin, based on decentralized consensus, has a fixed supply of 21 million coins, reinforcing its scarcity. With a global 7×24 trading network and institutional ETF participation, on-chain native value storage has become deeply ingrained. It does not require third-party trust; ownership is represented by a private key, making it a hard currency resistant to censorship in the digital age.

Tokenized gold has surged forward with the tailwind of RWA, with each token anchored to an adequate amount of physical gold, inheriting the millennia-old safe-haven gene of gold while also possessing the programmable and divisible advantages of blockchain. Swiss vault custody and regular audit endorsements lower investment thresholds through fractionalized investments, allowing access to DeFi ecosystems for yield, becoming a new choice for conservative investors.

The core divergence lies in the logic of trust: BTC is a 'trustless' algorithmic consensus, while tokenized gold is backed by institutional trust. The two are not mutually exclusive but rather cater to different risk preferences—aggressive investors bet on technology consensus premiums, while conservative investors favor the certainty of physical anchoring. Do you stand for on-chain native scarcity or digitalized physical faith? Share your stance in the comments!
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November 14, 2025 Bitcoin market: price around $98,700-$100,500, with significant fluctuations during the day, hitting a low of nearly $98,000, currently experiencing a slight rebound, with a 24-hour drop of 2.5%-3%.

Recent trend: After reaching a historic high of $126,000 in October, there has been a continuous pullback in November, with multiple breaches below $100,000 in the early part of the month, falling to the lowest point since the end of June at around $97,900, accumulating a weekly drop of over 5%, putting pressure on the crypto market.

Reasons for the decline: Rising macro risk aversion, outflow of funds from Bitcoin spot ETFs, and long leverage liquidation; the technical RSI is oversold but has not formed a stop-loss pattern.

Key levels: Support level at $98,000 (further at $95,000-$96,000); resistance level at $100,000-$101,000 (further at $103,000-$104,000), currently in a downward channel.

Outlook: The market is extremely fearful, with institutions claiming it is a normal correction in a bull market; fluctuations may occur between $95,000-$105,000 by the end of November; mainstream expectations are bullish to $114,000-$130,000 before the end of 2025. It is advised to observe in the short term or maintain a light position, paying attention to the gains and losses around $100,000, while long-term holders need not panic.
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