MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has projected that Bitcoin will eventually surpass gold, real estate, and ...

He expects the funds to come into the digital network from Russian real estate, Chinese private equity, and markets in Africa ...

He said that Bitcoin will one day reach a market cap of $500 trillion and surpass gold, real estate, and long-term financial assets as the top store of value. "Bitcoin is going to demonetize gold ...

One was gold, which recorded a new high of US$3,132.43 per ounce, then faltered during the extreme sell-offs, and then rose back to above US$3,100 on Thursday (Apr 10). The other, cryptocurrencies, ...

The recent divergence between gold and bitcoin highlights the complex interplay of economic, political and market forces. Global central banks, particularly those in China, India, and Russia ...

Today, Bitcoin's market cap is approaching $1.7 trillion. The total market cap of gold is close to $20.1 trillion based on recent prices. Therefore Bitcoin's price would need to rise by a bit more ...

In 2025, Bitcoin is now down 20% from its all-time high in January, while the price of gold is up 15% ... Bitcoin was uncorrelated with the stock market -- it was uncorrelated with every major ...

The market capitalization of tokenized gold climbed to a record $1.4 billion ... climbed above $231 billion market cap this month, growing for the 18th consecutive month, the report said.

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Speaking during Cointelegraph’s Chainreaction live show on X, Burnett said that Bitcoin is still in a long-term bullish cycle and could potentially rival or surpass gold’s $21 trillion market ...

For Bitcoin to flip gold, it would need to become much more valuable, but that's not as meaningful as it may seem. Today, Bitcoin's market cap is approaching $1.7 trillion. The total market cap of ...

It cited a survey in which 58% of respondents said they would prefer to hold gold during a trade war versus only 3% for Bitcoin. “Market participants will be watching closely to see if BTC is ...