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Gold Market is Moving Upward Towards the Supply Zone once it reached at Supply it will Fly Rocket Downward till $2596.646.
We can grab this little Pump Towards Supply Zone but Carefully.
#GOLD
Gold Market is Moving Upward Towards the Supply Zone once it reached at Supply it will Fly Rocket Downward till $2596.646.
We can grab this little Pump Towards Supply Zone but Carefully.
⚠️Hello friends🙋🦅, I have something to tell you, remember.⚠️⚠️📢
Friends, when you invest in real estate and #buy land, do you go and check the price every day? Or will you sell it when the price drops? Or if you have gold, will you sell it when its price drops? When you invest in #gold property, you see it over many years.
Friends of the financial markets, that's why you do the opposite in the financial markets, why don't you have patience in this market?
They don't sell currency at a loss, they wait for its price to increase.
Especially on #altcoins , the uptrend is not over yet, the downtrend is buying opportunities.
🌴 Don't be afraid of a ten to 20% twenty percent drop 🌴#BinanceAlphaAlert #BinanceSquareFamily
Good luck ❤️
Friends, when you invest in real estate and #buy land, do you go and check the price every day? Or will you sell it when the price drops? Or if you have gold, will you sell it when its price drops? When you invest in #gold property, you see it over many years.
Friends of the financial markets, that's why you do the opposite in the financial markets, why don't you have patience in this market?
They don't sell currency at a loss, they wait for its price to increase.
Especially on #altcoins , the uptrend is not over yet, the downtrend is buying opportunities.
🌴 Don't be afraid of a ten to 20% twenty percent drop 🌴#BinanceAlphaAlert #BinanceSquareFamily
Good luck ❤️
Jerrold Cuellar fpDi:
yep, 100%
GOLD goes down and falling a large part bcz of the year end but in this year we see recovery 💸💸💸💸💸💫💫💫✨✨✨#gold #BtcNewHolder #XAUUSD
BITCOIN ETF CATCHES UP TO GOLD!
In just one year, Bitcoin ETF has closed the gap with Gold ETF in terms of asset size!
What's driving this growth? Share your thoughts!
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In just one year, Bitcoin ETF has closed the gap with Gold ETF in terms of asset size!
What's driving this growth? Share your thoughts!
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BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has achieved a remarkable milestone by surpassing its gold ETF counterpart, IAU, in assets under management (AUM). What's even more impressive is that IBIT has accomplished this feat in less than a year since its launch in January 2024, while IAU, launched in 2005, took nearly two decades to reach its current AUM .
As of November 7, 2024, IBIT's AUM stood at approximately $33.17 billion, eclipsing IAU's $32.96 billion ¹. This significant growth can be attributed to strong demand from retail and institutional investors, as well as the recent surge in Bitcoin prices .
The success of IBIT highlights a shift in investor sentiment, with Bitcoin increasingly being considered a viable alternative or complement to traditional safe-haven assets like gold .
#Gold #Bitcoin #Crypto2025Trends #MarketRebound
As of November 7, 2024, IBIT's AUM stood at approximately $33.17 billion, eclipsing IAU's $32.96 billion ¹. This significant growth can be attributed to strong demand from retail and institutional investors, as well as the recent surge in Bitcoin prices .
The success of IBIT highlights a shift in investor sentiment, with Bitcoin increasingly being considered a viable alternative or complement to traditional safe-haven assets like gold .
#Gold #Bitcoin #Crypto2025Trends #MarketRebound
Gold has an inverse correlation with the US Dollar and US Treasuries, which are both major reserve and safe-haven assets. When the Dollar depreciates, Gold tends to rise, enabling investors and central banks to diversify their assets in turbulent times. Gold is also inversely correlated with risk assets. A rally in the stock market tends to weaken Gold price, while sell-offs in riskier markets tend to favor the precious metal. What does the price of Gold depend on? The price can move due to a wide range of factors. Geopolitical instability or fears of a deep recession can quickly make Gold price escalate due to its safe-haven status. As a yield-less asset, Gold tends to rise with lower interest rates, while higher cost of money usually weighs down on the yellow metal. Still, most moves depend on how the US Dollar (USD) behaves as the asset is priced in dollars (XAU/USD). A strong Dollar tends to keep the price of Gold controlled, whereas a weaker Dollar is likely to push Gold prices up.
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Thursday (26 December) Asian market, spot gold shock rose, currently trading in the vicinity of 2627. Because Europe and the United States coincides with the Christmas holiday, the market trading is relatively light. However, this trading day will still come out of the United States initial jobless claims, investors need to pay attention to. In addition, investors need to pay attention to the geopolitical situation related news #XAUUSD #GOLD
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Thursday (26 December) Asian market, spot gold shock rose, currently trading in the vicinity of 2627. Because Europe and the United States coincides with the Christmas holiday, the market trading is relatively light. However, this trading day will still come out of the United States initial jobless claims, investors need to pay attention to. In addition, investors need to pay attention to the geopolitical situation related news #XAUUSD #GOLD
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“Dump Gold, Buy Bitcoin!”
Michael Saylor is at it again with another bold idea: Sell all your gold—and the US gold reserves—and buy Bitcoin.
Gold is outdated. It’s heavy, hard to move, and just not as exciting as it used to be. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is portable, secure, and tailor-made for the digital age.
Saylor even thinks the U.S. should sell its massive gold stash and go all in on Bitcoin. A wild idea? Maybe. But in his eyes, Bitcoin isn’t just the future—it’s the present.$BTC $ETH $XRP #GOLD
Michael Saylor is at it again with another bold idea: Sell all your gold—and the US gold reserves—and buy Bitcoin.
Gold is outdated. It’s heavy, hard to move, and just not as exciting as it used to be. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is portable, secure, and tailor-made for the digital age.
Saylor even thinks the U.S. should sell its massive gold stash and go all in on Bitcoin. A wild idea? Maybe. But in his eyes, Bitcoin isn’t just the future—it’s the present.$BTC $ETH $XRP #GOLD
I Asked Chatgpt if Bitcoin is Like Gold and ChatGPT crushed it;
Me: ChatGPT, is Bitcoin like Gold???
ChatGPT: Bitcoin and gold have some striking similarities. Both are scarce, as well as decentralized, and act as a hedge against inflation. Gold is naturally rare, while Bitcoin is capped at 21 million coins, making them both valuable during economic uncertainty.
But here’s the catch: gold has centuries of trust, while Bitcoin is still dividing opinions. Gold is tangible, with industrial uses, while Bitcoin is purely digital, relying on blockchain technology, which many still don’t fully trust.
The major difference? Volatility. Gold’s price is steady, but Bitcoin swings wildly—one day soaring, the next crashing. This makes Bitcoin a much riskier store of value compared to gold.
Yet, Bitcoin has something gold doesn’t—speed and convenience. You can transfer Bitcoin instantly, divide it into tiny fractions, and move it across borders in seconds. Gold? Not so much.
Bonus: Bitcoin’s symbol is gold—a hint at its aspirations to be the digital counterpart to the classic store of value.
What do you think Guys? Is Bitcoin the digital gold of the future, or is it too volatile? Should it be traded with caution? Like This Post So More People Can See It and Contribute to the Conversation #He_Himself #BTC #GOLD $BTC
ChatGPT: Bitcoin and gold have some striking similarities. Both are scarce, as well as decentralized, and act as a hedge against inflation. Gold is naturally rare, while Bitcoin is capped at 21 million coins, making them both valuable during economic uncertainty.
But here’s the catch: gold has centuries of trust, while Bitcoin is still dividing opinions. Gold is tangible, with industrial uses, while Bitcoin is purely digital, relying on blockchain technology, which many still don’t fully trust.
The major difference? Volatility. Gold’s price is steady, but Bitcoin swings wildly—one day soaring, the next crashing. This makes Bitcoin a much riskier store of value compared to gold.
Yet, Bitcoin has something gold doesn’t—speed and convenience. You can transfer Bitcoin instantly, divide it into tiny fractions, and move it across borders in seconds. Gold? Not so much.
Bonus: Bitcoin’s symbol is gold—a hint at its aspirations to be the digital counterpart to the classic store of value.
What do you think Guys? Is Bitcoin the digital gold of the future, or is it too volatile? Should it be traded with caution? Like This Post So More People Can See It and Contribute to the Conversation #He_Himself #BTC #GOLD $BTC
US TO SELL #gold AND BUY $BTC BITCOIN?
As of December 2024, the United States government has not initiated the sale of its gold reserves to purchase Bitcoin. However, there are ongoing discussions and proposals regarding the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
President-elect Donald Trump has expressed interest in creating a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve. In a July speech, he suggested that this reserve could begin with Bitcoin seized from criminal activities, which currently amounts to approximately 200,000 tokens valued at about $21 billion. The implementation of such a reserve could involve executive actions or require legislative approval.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, a Republican from Wyoming, has introduced a bill proposing the creation of a Bitcoin reserve. Her plan involves the U.S. Treasury purchasing 200,000 Bitcoins annually over five years, totaling one million Bitcoins, which would represent about 5% of the total global supply. To fund these purchases, the proposal suggests utilizing profits from Federal Reserve banks' deposits and gold holdings.
Critics of these proposals highlight several concerns, including Bitcoin's volatility, lack of intrinsic use, and vulnerability to cyberattacks. Additionally, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has stated that the U.S. central bank does not hold Bitcoin and is not seeking to change that stance, indicating that any move to create a Bitcoin reserve would require Congressional action.
In summary, while there is significant discussion and some legislative movement toward the U.S. government establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, no concrete actions have been taken to sell gold reserves for the purpose of purchasing Bitcoin at this time.
#CorePCESignalsShift #BTCNextMove $XRP $SOL
As of December 2024, the United States government has not initiated the sale of its gold reserves to purchase Bitcoin. However, there are ongoing discussions and proposals regarding the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
President-elect Donald Trump has expressed interest in creating a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve. In a July speech, he suggested that this reserve could begin with Bitcoin seized from criminal activities, which currently amounts to approximately 200,000 tokens valued at about $21 billion. The implementation of such a reserve could involve executive actions or require legislative approval.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, a Republican from Wyoming, has introduced a bill proposing the creation of a Bitcoin reserve. Her plan involves the U.S. Treasury purchasing 200,000 Bitcoins annually over five years, totaling one million Bitcoins, which would represent about 5% of the total global supply. To fund these purchases, the proposal suggests utilizing profits from Federal Reserve banks' deposits and gold holdings.
Critics of these proposals highlight several concerns, including Bitcoin's volatility, lack of intrinsic use, and vulnerability to cyberattacks. Additionally, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has stated that the U.S. central bank does not hold Bitcoin and is not seeking to change that stance, indicating that any move to create a Bitcoin reserve would require Congressional action.
In summary, while there is significant discussion and some legislative movement toward the U.S. government establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, no concrete actions have been taken to sell gold reserves for the purpose of purchasing Bitcoin at this time.
#CorePCESignalsShift #BTCNextMove $XRP $SOL
$PAXG Dear Investors,
You now…. During the war or inflation or financial crises, the GOLD is the “safest” island on the market!
During the $BTC ,$SOL and other Altcoins turbulence is best to keep your coins in PAXG.
#gold #keep #storm
now is the time to invest cautiously! in 15 days we will fight again for bigger profits!!!
Stay focused and don’t forget to keep your money safe!
You now…. During the war or inflation or financial crises, the GOLD is the “safest” island on the market!
During the $BTC ,$SOL and other Altcoins turbulence is best to keep your coins in PAXG.
#gold #keep #storm
now is the time to invest cautiously! in 15 days we will fight again for bigger profits!!!
Stay focused and don’t forget to keep your money safe!