# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Gold

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Gold", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

$1.33B exits Bitcoin ETFs: Are investors done with risk assets?

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a severe downturn, with over $1 trillion in value erased and a 35% drawdown. Bitcoin ETFs have seen massive outflows totaling $1.33 billion, while Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs also recorded significant withdrawals. This reflects a clear shift in investor sentiment away from risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, precious metals, especially gold and silver, have surged as investors seek stability amid geopolitical tensions and concerns about the U.S. dollar. Gold and silver now boast market caps of $34.64 trillion and $5.81 trillion, respectively. Although global liquidity has reached a record $162 trillion—traditionally a positive signal for crypto—capital has decoupled from digital assets and flowed into safer havens. The near-term recovery of cryptocurrencies remains uncertain, though some optimism exists regarding potential future Federal Reserve policy changes.

ambcrypto01/24 20:03

$1.33B exits Bitcoin ETFs: Are investors done with risk assets?

ambcrypto01/24 20:03

Assessing how China’s strategic moves are challenging Trump’s crypto plans

China is actively reshaping the global economic order by reducing its dependence on the U.S. dollar, as evidenced by its U.S. Treasury holdings falling to an 18-year low of $686.6 billion. Simultaneously, the country has increased its gold reserves to a record 2.3k tonnes, reinforcing a strategic shift away from dollar-driven volatility. This move has spurred a global "gold rush," with significant inflows into gold ETFs and growing investor interest in precious metals as safe-haven assets. These developments pose a challenge to both Bitcoin, which has struggled to maintain momentum, and to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s ambition of establishing the U.S. as the global crypto capital. As gold continues to rally—with some analysts targeting $7,000/oz—China’s actions are testing the perceived safe-haven status of cryptocurrencies and altering the broader landscape of global economic influence.

ambcrypto01/24 15:01

Assessing how China’s strategic moves are challenging Trump’s crypto plans

ambcrypto01/24 15:01

Inside Bitwise’s bet on the debasement trade with Bitcoin-gold ETF

Despite recent underperformance compared to gold, asset managers like Bitwise believe Bitcoin remains a crucial hedge against currency devaluation and fiscal debt. This has led to the launch of the Bitwise Proficio Currency Debasement ETF (BPRO), a combined Bitcoin-gold ETF designed to capitalize on the "debasement trade" narrative. The fund aims to protect investors from the erosion of purchasing power caused by expanding money supply and rising U.S. debt, which now nears $40 trillion. The ETF garnered significant interest, with $13.2 million in trading volume and $52.4 million in assets under management on its first day. Bitwise's internal data indicates strong institutional demand for such alternative hedges, ranking second only to stablecoins. However, the short-term correlation between Bitcoin and gold has recently been negative, with gold surging 78% over the past year while Bitcoin declined 14%. Despite attempts to revert to a positive correlation in 2026, this decoupling has persisted, exacerbated by recent geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic instability. Nonetheless, Bitwise and its competitors are moving forward, betting on the long-term viability of the debasement trade.

ambcrypto01/24 05:02

Inside Bitwise’s bet on the debasement trade with Bitcoin-gold ETF

ambcrypto01/24 05:02

Weekly Selection丨Gold and Silver Bull Market Continues, X Algorithm Open-Sourced, Trump's "TACO Deal" Returns

PANews Weekly Digest: Gold and silver bull markets continue, X algorithm goes open-source, and Trump's "TACO deal" resurfaces. This week’s analysis covers investment outlooks, macro trends, and crypto developments. Top investors are betting on copper and new crypto assets while reducing exposure to oil. CZ shared insights at Davos, highlighting tokenization and AI. Electric Capital and ARK Invest released 2026 blueprints focusing on user sovereignty, AI, and DeFi. Macro warnings compare current AI and geopolitical risks to the 1930s, though Trump’s softened stance on Greenland eased markets. Digital Yuan evolves with interest-bearing features, while the NYSE advances tokenized securities. The delayed CLARITY Act reflects deeper industry fragmentation. Gold and silver are rising structurally—driven by fiscal expansion and industrial demand—with Bank of America projecting gold could reach $6000. X’s) algorithm update prioritizes depth over virality, rewarding quality content. Solana and Avalanche show robust on-chain activity despite market conditions. ICP’s deflationary proposal sparked a 30% price surge. Key news: Space refunds $7.3M, Hong Kong rejects RWA for equities, major token unlocks ahead, and Ethereum sets a record with 2.9M daily transactions.

marsbit01/24 01:33

Weekly Selection丨Gold and Silver Bull Market Continues, X Algorithm Open-Sourced, Trump's "TACO Deal" Returns

marsbit01/24 01:33

‘Debasement trade still on,’ says hedge fund exec as Bitcoin lags gold

Select metals like gold, silver, and platinum have posted triple-digit gains, with gold nearing $5k (up 80% YoY), silver surging 200%, and platinum up 175%. In contrast, Bitcoin traded at $89k, down 12% over the same period. Hedge fund manager James Lavish argues the "debasement trade" remains strong and expects Bitcoin to eventually catch up. However, BTC's momentum has been hampered by weaker institutional inflows compared to gold’s $10 billion ETF inflows since December 2025, as well as growing quantum computing risks, which prompted some investors to shift from BTC to gold. Analysts remain divided on whether Bitcoin will rebound amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty.

ambcrypto01/23 15:03

‘Debasement trade still on,’ says hedge fund exec as Bitcoin lags gold

ambcrypto01/23 15:03

"Poor Man's Gold" Is No Longer Cheap!

"Silver, once known as 'poor man's gold,' is undergoing a fundamental revaluation as it shifts from a financial derivative of gold to a critical industrial material facing a structural supply deficit. The market is no longer treating silver as just a cheaper alternative to gold. Since 2021, the global silver market has experienced a sustained physical deficit, not from financial cycles, but from booming industrial demand. Key drivers include the photovoltaic (PV) sector, where silver is essential and difficult to substitute, with demand reaching 198 million ounces in 2024. Electric vehicles and AI infrastructure further contribute to this inelastic, high-reliability demand. Crucially, supply cannot keep pace. Over 70% of silver production is a by-product of mining for base metals like copper, zinc, and lead, meaning its output is unresponsive to silver price signals. Mine production grew less than 1% in 2024. With visible inventories covering only 1-1.5 months of consumption—below the 3-month safety threshold—the market is moving from cyclical shortage to structural tightness. Silver has shed its identity as gold's shadow and is now a strategically consumed industrial commodity, making its historic undervaluation a thing of the past."

marsbit01/23 11:43

"Poor Man's Gold" Is No Longer Cheap!

marsbit01/23 11:43

Why Cathie Wood predicts Bitcoin could reach $16T market cap by 2030

Cathie Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, maintains a strong long-term outlook for Bitcoin despite its recent 35% decline from its October 2025 all-time high. While capital has recently rotated into safe-haven assets like gold and silver due to geopolitical tensions, Wood emphasizes Bitcoin's superior performance over a broader horizon, noting a 360% gain since 2022 compared to gold's 170%. She projects Bitcoin's market cap could grow nearly eightfold to reach $16 trillion by 2030, citing its constrained supply growth as a key advantage over gold. Although near-term Fed policy keeps the outlook uncertain, Wood anticipates strong GDP growth and negative inflation could improve liquidity and risk appetite, ultimately supporting Bitcoin's ascent.

ambcrypto01/23 10:06

Why Cathie Wood predicts Bitcoin could reach $16T market cap by 2030

ambcrypto01/23 10:06

Why Should We Pay Attention to Japanese Government Bond Yields for Their Impact on Gold and Bitcoin?

This article explores the unusual divergence between gold and Bitcoin in response to rising Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yields. Typically, rising long-term yields suppress gold by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets. However, gold has recently moved in tandem with Japan’s 10-year yield, indicating a shift in market dynamics. This positive correlation suggests that markets are interpreting yield increases not as mere monetary tightening, but as a signal of credit risk and financial system stress—making gold a hedge against balance sheet vulnerabilities. In contrast, Bitcoin has maintained a negative correlation with JGB yields, underperforming as yields rise. This divergence highlights that Bitcoin is still reacting to yield increases as a tightening shock rather than a risk signal. Japan is a critical pressure point because its financial system is structurally exposed to rapid yield increases. Japanese banks hold significant long-duration JGBs, and a sharp, volatile rise in yields could strain the system, potentially triggering intervention by the Bank of Japan (BOJ). If the BOJ intervenes to stabilize yields, the article suggests gold may enter a consolidation phase as one of its key catalysts fades. Bitcoin, relieved of macro pressure, could see a rebound. The core insight is that JGB yields have become a barometer for global risk sentiment, with gold absorbing stress and Bitcoin reacting to it. Until Japanese yields stabilize, this divergence is likely to persist.

marsbit01/23 07:53

Why Should We Pay Attention to Japanese Government Bond Yields for Their Impact on Gold and Bitcoin?

marsbit01/23 07:53

Crypto Morning Brief: Spot Gold Breaks Through $4,950, BitGo Lands on NYSE

Crypto Morning Brief: Spot gold breaks through $4,950, reaching a new all-time high. Key U.S. economic data shows strong performance, with Q3 real GDP growth at 4.4%, the fastest in two years. Former President Trump announces a potential 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran and emphasizes blocking China from the crypto sector, to which China's Foreign Ministry responds by highlighting its active role in international financial cooperation. In crypto developments, Sentient and Fight.ID open token airdrop claims, while Space faces controversy after raising $20M instead of its stated $2.5M soft cap. World Liberty Financial partners with Spacecoin for DeFi and satellite internet solutions. Farcaster co-founder clarifies the protocol remains operational and will refund $180M in raised capital. BitGo debuts on the NYSE at $18 per share, marking the first major crypto IPO of 2026. Kraken receives a £25M investment from the British Business Bank, encouraging a potential London listing. Recommended reads cover topics like Web3 social dynamics, market reactions to geopolitical events, Fight.ID’s Web3 integration in sports, Jensen Huang’s views on AI-driven labor shortages, and an analysis of Trump’s decision-making principles.

marsbit01/23 01:22

Crypto Morning Brief: Spot Gold Breaks Through $4,950, BitGo Lands on NYSE

marsbit01/23 01:22

The Wolf Is Really Coming? Quantum Computing Threat to Bitcoin Is 'No Longer Theoretical', Analyst: 20-50% of Bitcoin Has 'Security Risks'

The threat of quantum computing to Bitcoin is accelerating from theoretical to practical, with analysts warning that 20-50% of Bitcoin’s supply—amounting to 4 to 10 million BTC—is vulnerable to quantum attacks. Coinbase’s research head David Duong highlighted that 32.7% of Bitcoin (6.51 million BTC) is at risk due to weak cryptographic practices, such as address reuse. Institutional investors are reacting: Jefferies’ Christopher Wood removed Bitcoin entirely from his portfolio, reallocating to gold, citing quantum computing as an existential risk to Bitcoin’s value proposition. Quantum computers could break Bitcoin’s elliptic curve digital signature algorithm (ECDSA), potentially exposing private keys. While current quantum systems are far from the estimated 13 million qubits needed to crack Bitcoin’s encryption, experts disagree on the timeline—some say 5 years, others 20-40 years. The Bitcoin community faces a governance dilemma: whether to preemptively destroy vulnerable coins or risk large-scale theft. Developers are proposing quantum-resistant upgrades, but implementation could take 5-10 years. Despite the concerns, some institutions like Harvard and Morgan Stanley continue to increase Bitcoin exposure, reflecting divergent risk assessments. The market is already pricing in these fears, with Bitcoin underperforming gold significantly.

华尔街日报01/23 01:11

The Wolf Is Really Coming? Quantum Computing Threat to Bitcoin Is 'No Longer Theoretical', Analyst: 20-50% of Bitcoin Has 'Security Risks'

华尔街日报01/23 01:11

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