Gold historically performed well during wartime, but moving it has always been a burden. You can’t easily transport large amounts across borders when systems are unstable.
Bitcoin removes that friction entirely.
Interestingly, gold’s recent price movement is even starting to correlate with crypto markets.
Which is why I believe BTC may be preparing to make new highs in the coming weeks.
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Did you stop a second and maybe think that the fact that gold prices have been moving is proof of people not only buying and selling, but actually being able to? Thats the detrimental opposite of your thesis that it is hard to access or move.
It even goes on to proof that it is a great store of value you can count on liquidating it in times of need. A hard asset with no parallels to imaginary tokens in those lines of comparisons.
And most legit people have their gold at their banks where they can sell it through their agents or brokers, they do not have to haul it over a border manually. Your comparison of that only highlights that digital tokens are the better choice for criminals that need clandestine transfers, not a better asset or store of value.
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Bitcoin is quietly validating itself in this war.
Gold historically performed well during wartime, but moving it has always been a burden. You can’t easily transport large amounts across borders when systems are unstable.
Bitcoin removes that friction entirely.
Interestingly, gold’s recent price movement is even starting to correlate with crypto markets.
Which is why I believe BTC may be preparing to make new highs in the coming weeks.
Did you stop a second and maybe think that the fact that gold prices have been moving is proof of people not only buying and selling, but actually being able to? Thats the detrimental opposite of your thesis that it is hard to access or move.
It even goes on to proof that it is a great store of value you can count on liquidating it in times of need. A hard asset with no parallels to imaginary tokens in those lines of comparisons.
And most legit people have their gold at their banks where they can sell it through their agents or brokers, they do not have to haul it over a border manually. Your comparison of that only highlights that digital tokens are the better choice for criminals that need clandestine transfers, not a better asset or store of value.