Crypto’s Obituary Premature as Traditional Markets Rally
While stocks and Gold capture headlines with record inflows, declaring crypto's demise remains premature. The S&P 500's 6,400% return since 1995—when excluding worst-performing days—highlights how concentrated gains drive markets. Similarly, crypto's volatility masks its structural staying power.
Central banks continue hoarding gold, with Chinese purchases surging 118 tonnes last quarter. This institutional accumulation mirrors crypto's own maturation cycle, where Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum's institutional adoption signal deepening roots.
The parallel isn't lost on observers: both gold and crypto serve as hedges against monetary debasement. Where gold offers stability, digital assets provide programmability—a distinction that ensures coexistence rather than replacement.
