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Group 1 - Australian investors are increasingly allocating funds to Bitcoin over gold, indicating that Bitcoin is being viewed as a hedge and asset protection tool amid market volatility caused by Trump's trade policies [1][3] - In May, Bitcoin's price surged over 10%, reaching a historical high of $111,980 (approximately 174,000 AUD), benefiting from favorable regulations and macroeconomic uncertainties [3] - The inflow into Australian Bitcoin ETFs in May reached 87.3 million AUD, significantly surpassing the 1.5 million AUD inflow into gold ETFs [1][3] Group 2 - The U.S. market shows a more pronounced trend of fund allocation, with Bitcoin ETFs attracting over $9 billion (approximately 139 billion AUD) in the first five weeks of May, while gold ETFs experienced an outflow of $2.8 billion [3][4] - Investors are beginning to view Bitcoin as an independent asset class, with decreasing correlation to traditional risk assets like tech stocks, indicating its strengthening position as an "independent allocation asset" [5][6] - Gold's price has stabilized, with a recent report of $3,313 per ounce, slightly below its historical high of $3,500, while Bitcoin's status as an alternative asset is rising due to waning trust in traditional safe-haven assets [4][5]