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WGC CEO: Why Bitcoin Will Eventually Go to Zero On August 5, 2026, David Tait, CEO of the World Gold Council and Chair of the FMSB Precious Metals Working Group, said in an interview that Bitcoin's movement is highly correlated with high-risk assets, failing to decouple and hedge risk...

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Mark Cuban has sold majority of his Bitcoin. Cuban originally bought Bitcoin with one thesis in mind: "It was a better version of gold than gold." A hedge against fiat currency losing its value. When the dollar weakens, Bitcoin should go up. But that thesis just blew up in his face. During the Iran war, when geopolitical risk was spiking and the dollar was sliding, Bitcoin dropped. Gold went to $5,000. Think about what he was expecting. Bitcoin is priced in dollars. When the dollar falls, Bitcoin becomes cheaper for buyers around the world. Global demand should kick in and push the price up. It didn't happen. Gold did exactly what it was supposed to do as a macro hedge. Bitcoin didn't. And for Cuban, that was the line. The whole premise of holding it was gone. He's more disappointed in Bitcoin than Ethereum. He had already written off memecoins as garbage entirely. This matters beyond just one billionaire's portfolio decision. The "Bitcoin as digital gold" narrative has been the backbone of institutional adoption for years. It's the reason pension funds, family offices, and corporate treasuries started buying. If that hedge thesis is broken, the next buyer at these prices needs a different reason to hold. The honest reality: Bitcoin is still trading like a risk asset. It correlates with tech stocks in a downturn and doesn't decouple when it matters most. Gold doesn't have that problem.
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Mark Cuban has sold majority of his Bitcoin. Cuban originally bought Bitcoin with one thesis in mind: "It was a better version of gold than gold." A hedge against fiat currency losing its value. When the dollar weakens, Bitcoin should go up. But that thesis just blew up in his face. During the Iran war, when geopolitical risk was spiking and the dollar was sliding, Bitcoin dropped. Gold went to $5,000. Think about what he was expecting. Bitcoin is priced in dollars. When the dollar falls, Bitcoin becomes cheaper for buyers around the world. Global demand should kick in and push the price up. It didn't happen. Gold did exactly what it was supposed to do as a macro hedge. Bitcoin didn't. And for Cuban, that was the line. The whole premise of holding it was gone. He's more disappointed in Bitcoin than Ethereum. He had already written off memecoins as garbage entirely. This matters beyond just one billionaire's portfolio decision. The "Bitcoin as digital gold" narrative has been the backbone of institutional adoption for years. It's the reason pension funds, family offices, and corporate treasuries started buying. If that hedge thesis is broken, the next buyer at these prices needs a different reason to hold. The honest reality: Bitcoin is still trading like a risk asset. It correlates with tech stocks in a downturn and doesn't decouple when it matters most. Gold doesn't have that problem.

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Gold since April 2025: +60% Bitcoin since April 2025: -30% Gold since its January high: still near all-time highs. Bitcoin since its October high: -48%. 5 consecutive red months for Bitcoin. A 0.55 correlation with the S&P 500 as of March 1st. And people still call it "digital gold." Let me explain why that framing will cost you money: When the Middle East escalated, gold surged above $5,300. Bitcoin dropped. When equities sold off, gold held. Bitcoin sold with them. When uncertainty spiked, gold hit all-time highs. Bitcoin bled. This isn't an accident. It's the nature of WHAT these assets actually are. Gold is an asset that isn't somebody else's liability. It's not correlated with the general level of risk assets. It doesn't shift identities depending on what the market needs it to be that week. Bitcoin does. Sometimes it's digital gold. Sometimes it's correlated to NASDAQ. Sometimes it follows the dollar. Sometimes it follows liquidity. It depends on whatever narrative is convenient at the time. And narrative always follows price. That's the way it works. When Bitcoin was ripping to $126,000 in October, everyone called it a store of value. Now that it's trading at $66,000 with 5 red months, NOBODY talks about the digital gold thesis anymore. Gold doesn't have that problem. Central banks bought 863 tonnes of gold in 2025. Accumulating at the fastest pace in decades. China is buying like crazy for months. Nobody's buying Bitcoin for their sovereign reserves. Nobody's rewriting the gold thesis every quarter. I said this on back in April last year when Bitcoin was reclaiming $90,000 and everyone wanted me to be bullish on crypto: "If NASDAQ takes a header, if risk assets take another leg down, you want to bet Bitcoin goes up or down? I'd vote down." NASDAQ took a header. Risk assets took a leg down. Bitcoin went down. Gold went up. It's not complicated. Gold is insurance against irresponsible policies from central bankers and government officials. It protects you against the falling dollar. It's been doing this for 5,000 years. Bitcoin is a speculative instrument that acts like protection only when everything else is going up too. And in the environment we're heading into (geopolitical risk at generational highs, the dollar under pressure, central banks still buying, the Fed boxed in on rates) you want the real thing. Not the imitation. GOLD SURVIVED EMPIRES BITCOIN SURVIVED TWITTER
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Gold since April 2025: +60% Bitcoin since April 2025: -30% Gold since its January high: still near all-time highs. Bitcoin since its October high: -48%. 5 consecutive red months for Bitcoin. A 0.55 correlation with the S&P 500 as of March 1st. And people still call it "digital gold." Let me explain why that framing will cost you money: When the Middle East escalated, gold surged above $5,300. Bitcoin dropped. When equities sold off, gold held. Bitcoin sold with them. When uncertainty spiked, gold hit all-time highs. Bitcoin bled. This isn't an accident. It's the nature of WHAT these assets actually are. Gold is an asset that isn't somebody else's liability. It's not correlated with the general level of risk assets. It doesn't shift identities depending on what the market needs it to be that week. Bitcoin does. Sometimes it's digital gold. Sometimes it's correlated to NASDAQ. Sometimes it follows the dollar. Sometimes it follows liquidity. It depends on whatever narrative is convenient at the time. And narrative always follows price. That's the way it works. When Bitcoin was ripping to $126,000 in October, everyone called it a store of value. Now that it's trading at $66,000 with 5 red months, NOBODY talks about the digital gold thesis anymore. Gold doesn't have that problem. Central banks bought 863 tonnes of gold in 2025. Accumulating at the fastest pace in decades. China is buying like crazy for months. Nobody's buying Bitcoin for their sovereign reserves. Nobody's rewriting the gold thesis every quarter. I said this on back in April last year when Bitcoin was reclaiming $90,000 and everyone wanted me to be bullish on crypto: "If NASDAQ takes a header, if risk assets take another leg down, you want to bet Bitcoin goes up or down? I'd vote down." NASDAQ took a header. Risk assets took a leg down. Bitcoin went down. Gold went up. It's not complicated. Gold is insurance against irresponsible policies from central bankers and government officials. It protects you against the falling dollar. It's been doing this for 5,000 years. Bitcoin is a speculative instrument that acts like protection only when everything else is going up too. And in the environment we're heading into (geopolitical risk at generational highs, the dollar under pressure, central banks still buying, the Fed boxed in on rates) you want the real thing. Not the imitation. GOLD SURVIVED EMPIRES BITCOIN SURVIVED TWITTER

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"The last big trade is usually the last big trade, not the next big trade" Mike McGlone on why he'd be short Bitcoin, gold and silver here "The key bias I'm looking at is the sentiment of people looking at the last big trade and not remembering that. That is, currency debasement, got to buy Bitcoin, got to buy gold. My headline tomorrow will be former studs turning to duds, they're complete duds right now." "You look at all that hiking priced in the market, 50 basis points, you don't want to buy risk assets in that environment." "Gold is the most highly correlated to the stock market almost ever with it going up, and we know Bitcoin is highly correlated. To me this is where the trading year of a lifetime might be kicking in." "The number one thing I'm worried about is copper. That's the one that looks to me just like Bitcoin and gold did a few months ago, it's ready to dump just like those did."
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"The last big trade is usually the last big trade, not the next big trade" Mike McGlone on why he'd be short Bitcoin, gold and silver here "The key bias I'm looking at is the sentiment of people looking at the last big trade and not remembering that. That is, currency debasement, got to buy Bitcoin, got to buy gold. My headline tomorrow will be former studs turning to duds, they're complete duds right now." "You look at all that hiking priced in the market, 50 basis points, you don't want to buy risk assets in that environment." "Gold is the most highly correlated to the stock market almost ever with it going up, and we know Bitcoin is highly correlated. To me this is where the trading year of a lifetime might be kicking in." "The number one thing I'm worried about is copper. That's the one that looks to me just like Bitcoin and gold did a few months ago, it's ready to dump just like those did."

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GOLD Elon Musk Elon Musk is suggesting a live walk through and audit of Fort Knox. He isn’t saying there has been fraud but just suggesting a walk through and audit. Why? Well there’s a reason Fort Knox is both a place and a term of endearment for things that are impossible to access. Isn’t it important we know how much gold we have and that it's all there- that there is an accurate accounting? Today gold is an precious metal, used for jewelry, other manufacturing products that use gold, trading, store of value and other uses. Before introducing the FED and allowing central banks to control our money supply, our money supply was controlled by the amount of gold we had. You could never just print money unless there was gold to back it. Nixon ended that and power was turned over to the Federal Reserve. Why is gold being moved from UK banks to USA banks? Some say the UK has a lower conversion rate of gold to dollars. Some say there is a fear of tariffs on gold and the owners and traders want gold to be stored in the US to avoid tariffs. Others say traders fear tariffs will cause inflation and gold will be a better store of value or a hedge against inflation. Did you know there’s a literal fear and greed index that reflects, well, fear and greed in markets. Much of their fear is unfounded because gold doesn’t always fare well in a high tariff environment. That could lead to another discussion of how tariffs will be used as leverage as well as a balancing tool. At the end of the day, gold is being moved into Fort Knox since the inauguration and I think knowing how much we have and how it’s accounted for is an important task for President Trump and he should assign Elon Musk to the task. Rand Paul discusses the issue in this video.
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GOLD Elon Musk Elon Musk is suggesting a live walk through and audit of Fort Knox. He isn’t saying there has been fraud but just suggesting a walk through and audit. Why? Well there’s a reason Fort Knox is both a place and a term of endearment for things that are impossible to access. Isn’t it important we know how much gold we have and that it's all there- that there is an accurate accounting? Today gold is an precious metal, used for jewelry, other manufacturing products that use gold, trading, store of value and other uses. Before introducing the FED and allowing central banks to control our money supply, our money supply was controlled by the amount of gold we had. You could never just print money unless there was gold to back it. Nixon ended that and power was turned over to the Federal Reserve. Why is gold being moved from UK banks to USA banks? Some say the UK has a lower conversion rate of gold to dollars. Some say there is a fear of tariffs on gold and the owners and traders want gold to be stored in the US to avoid tariffs. Others say traders fear tariffs will cause inflation and gold will be a better store of value or a hedge against inflation. Did you know there’s a literal fear and greed index that reflects, well, fear and greed in markets. Much of their fear is unfounded because gold doesn’t always fare well in a high tariff environment. That could lead to another discussion of how tariffs will be used as leverage as well as a balancing tool. At the end of the day, gold is being moved into Fort Knox since the inauguration and I think knowing how much we have and how it’s accounted for is an important task for President Trump and he should assign Elon Musk to the task. Rand Paul discusses the issue in this video.

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14,830 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨 BITCOIN IS ABOUT TO BOTTOM AND REPEAT THE 1970 GOLD RALLY. In the 70's, gold decoupled from the dollar and it saw an insane rally. It all started with a drop to the 0.382% Fibonacci level and that is happening again, decades later. Bitcoin is following its footsteps as digital gold. If this is accurate, it will be brutal.
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🚨 BITCOIN IS ABOUT TO BOTTOM AND REPEAT THE 1970 GOLD RALLY. In the 70's, gold decoupled from the dollar and it saw an insane rally. It all started with a drop to the 0.382% Fibonacci level and that is happening again, decades later. Bitcoin is following its footsteps as digital gold. If this is accurate, it will be brutal.

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I think eventually owning 0.1 BTC will be enough This is because Bitcoin is the only asset that can serve as a medium of exchange, unit of account, AND store of value Today, the functions of money are absorbed by 6+ asset classes On a Bitcoin standard, Bitcoin will be the only money, so it can grow MUCH bigger than the current financial system
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