Jonathan Gren XQsp

#BTCVSGOLD $BTC Bitcoin — as of this writing — is trading around ≈ $90,300. Gold(XAU) — per ounce — has surged in 2025, hitting record high prices. In 2025 year-to-date, gold’s return significantly outperforms Bitcoin’s: gold has gained strongly, while Bitcoin has experienced a rough patch. 🔎 Reasons for Diverging Trends Gold’s strength: Gold benefits from its longtime reputation as a “safe-haven” asset — especially amid global economic uncertainty, rate volatility, and inflation fears. Central bank purchases and demand for traditional value stores have boosted gold’s appeal recently. Its historical supply and market size remain massive compared to crypto — gold’s market cap still far exceeds Bitcoin’s, giving it structural stability. Bitcoin’s appeal and volatility: Bitcoin offers a capped supply (max 21 million coins), making it “digital gold” — scarce, portable, divisible. That scarcity remains a core advantage over traditional assets. However, Bitcoin remains highly volatile: while it delivered massive long-term gains over years, its short-term swings are steep and unpredictable. Some financial institutions argue there’s still upside: with volatility-adjusted gold comparison, Bitcoin might be undervalued, suggesting room to rise if confidence returns. #TrumpTariffs #cryptouniverseofficial #CryptoNewss #BTCVSGOLD