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The competition between Bitcoin and tokenized gold is essentially a contest between 'digitally scarce native assets' and 'real-world anchored assets'.
Bitcoin is pure digital gold: with a total supply of 21 million coins, its halving mechanism ensures scarcity, requiring no trust in any centralized institution. Over the past 15 years, it has withstood countless attacks and cyclical tests, achieving a leap from $0 to $1.9 trillion in market value. It represents decentralization, resistance to censorship, and a narrative of long-term value preservation, especially prominent during high inflation and national currency depreciation.
Tokenized gold (such as PAXG, XAUT) puts physical gold on the blockchain, with each token backed by real gold stored in vaults. It inherits the hedging properties of gold developed over thousands of years, while also offering the advantages of immediate transfer and low-cost divisibility inherent in blockchain technology. For conservative investors, it presents lower risk, redeemable for physical gold, and stronger compliance, making it particularly suitable for institutions and large capital allocations.
In the short term, tokenized gold is more 'stable', with volatility far lower than that of Bitcoin; in the long term, Bitcoin's network effects, Nash equilibrium, and 'digital energy asset' characteristics give it exponential growth potential. By 2025, with continued inflows into spot ETFs and the Trump administration's pro-crypto policies taking effect, Bitcoin may continue to outperform gold-related assets.
Conclusion: If you want to aim for returns over 30 times, choose Bitcoin; if you want to sleep soundly and outperform fiat currency, choose tokenized gold. The two are not a zero-sum game; the optimal strategy is to hold a portion of both.
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Trump stated:
By the time the children turn 18, the value of the 'Trump account' should grow to several thousand dollars, and even more by the time they are 20 or 30 years old.
These assets can achieve tax-free growth within the account. Funds cannot be withdrawn until the children turn 18. After reaching adulthood, account holders can withdraw funds for designated purposes such as college education, down payments on homes, or startup costs.
It is important to note that while the process of asset appreciation is tax-free, beneficiaries must pay the corresponding taxes on their earnings when withdrawing funds.