资金轮动明显，黄金与比特币呈现 “零和博弈”

Group 1 - Morgan Stanley indicates that as "de-dollarization transactions" stagnate, a "zero-sum game" emerges between gold and Bitcoin [1][4] - Since April 22, gold prices have dropped nearly 8% from a peak of $3,500, while Bitcoin prices have increased by 18% during the same period [1][3] - The report highlights a shift in fund flows, with gold ETFs experiencing outflows and Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ETFs attracting inflows over the past three weeks [3][7] Group 2 - The report anticipates that the "zero-sum game" between gold and Bitcoin will continue for the remainder of the year, with specific catalysts for cryptocurrencies expected to create more upward potential for Bitcoin in the second half [3][4] - Notable catalysts for Bitcoin include increased holdings by companies like MicroStrategy and legislative changes in New Hampshire allowing state treasury investments in Bitcoin [3][4] - Futures data shows a continued decline in gold futures positions, while Bitcoin futures have seen a significant increase [10]