RT Ignas | DeFi (@DefiIgnas)Call me delusional, but I still believe in Bitcoin catching up to gold. https://t.co/9TqR5T6IZi ...

Call me delusional, but I still believe in Bitcoin catching up to gold. https://t.co/9TqR5T6IZi ...

I'm still bullish on Bitcoin so I bought half a BTC worth of this chart today.I think that we will see a gold-like run in BTC sooner or later - not broader crypto, but BTC specifically.And this chart feels like a good bet if that thesis is right.Entry: $127.42 USD https://t.co/9WBq8f2nID ...

Whales are buying gold.0x2788 withdrew 1,500 $XAUT($7.58M) from #OKX 2 hours ago.0x4E3c withdrew 931.33 $PAXG($4.75M) from #Binance 4 hours ago.0xDea3 bought 732.8 $PAXG($3.74M) 1 hour ago.https://t.co/qJ6krFEk9ohttps://t.co/vG4ilPIR9jhttps://t.co/wDzfNwjYh5 https://t.co/2wtRXkC9x8 ...

Fidelity fund manager George Efstathopoulos is ready to buy gold again, after selling a chunk of his holdings just days before the precious metal’s biggest slide in four decades https://t.co/6IOFsWSzkg ...

Whales continue buying gold!Fasanara Capital withdrew 2,797 $XAUT($13.49M) from #Binance today.0xcd3a spent 3.1M $USDC to buy 647 $XAUT at $4,790 three hours ago.https://t.co/no6hqgtSF1https://t.co/PHwvmSEpyg https://t.co/fhwuVcQoqp ...

Tom Lee: Historic Deleveraging Drove Crypto's Decoupling from GoldTom Lee, Chairman of Bitmine, said in an interview on January 20, that crypto assets had continued to outperform gold prior to October last year, but the largest deleveraging event in crypto history occurred on October 10. The event severely damaged the market-making system, leading to sharp drawdowns in Bitcoin and Ethereum and causing crypto to decouple from gold. He noted that Bitcoin remains digital gold, but the adoption path for crypto ...

RT Merryn Somerset Webb (@MerrynSW)How do you value gold? That was a melt up.. but where should it have stopped? And where does it go now? This weeks newsletter here (plus a bit on Saudi because I am travelling too much at the moment). Also pod next week on gold. https://t.co/2khkmXi3A2 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Over-reliance on certain developers has brought some risk, a fixable problem. One of the key factors you're missing is that gold is far more expensive to validate (assay, in gold lingo) than Bitcoin. This has made gold inefficient for payments outside of gold coins (where you're trusting the issuer to not debase, a trust that has often been violated -- and of course gold IOUs, ETFs, etc. are even worse in that regard). Another key factor is Bitcoin's ability to settle global payme ...

Tech investor Cathie Wood isn't worried about an AI bubble, instead singling out gold as the real ongoing asset bubble. https://t.co/MMbmv4TBTa ...