Gold Sets New Price Record and Surpasses Bitcoin in Returns
Gold has outperformed Bitcoin over the past 12 months, despite a 14-fold difference in price.
The precious metal reached an all-time high of $4,381 per ounce, marking a 60.5% increase compared to its price a year ago. Bitcoin also rose by 60%, but remains 15% below its peak.
Currently, Polymarket traders show a bearish sentiment toward BTC. The highest odds for Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by Halloween stand at 42%.
On rival prediction platform Kalshi, traders give a 64% probability that BTC will fall below $100,000 this year.
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Against this backdrop, the percentage growth of the world’s most valuable commodity compared to BTC is impressive.
Gold has risen across all key short-term charts:
- Over the past week, it gained 6%, while BTC fell 10%.
- Over the past month, gold rose 16%, while BTC lost 7%.
- Since the start of the year, gold has gained 62%, while BTC is up only 59%.
- Over the past year, gold outperformed BTC’s 60% growth by 0.5%.
Despite starting from much lower levels, BTC has undeniably outperformed gold over the long term, considering that the first cryptocurrency is only 17 years old.
See also: "New gold price record pushes gold futures and ETFs to all-time highs"
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