2025-12-25 05:10:31

#比特币与黄金战争 Let's talk about digital assets and traditional safe-haven assets

Topic: Bitcoin vs. Gold — Who is the true store of value?

The debate over whether Bitcoin can replace gold has never stopped over the years. One is a precious metal benchmark with thousands of years of history, and the other is a digital asset newcomer that has been around for less than 20 years. Who is more worth holding? Liquidity, supply, anti-inflation ability, market recognition… every aspect is worth a deep dive.

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CryptoMom

· 9h ago

Gold? Wake up, that's from your parents' generation. Holding onto it tightly while watching it depreciate is just slow death. Bitcoin is still young, but that's its advantage. The supply is fixed and can't be changed by anyone. I don't understand why you have to choose just one. Why not both? Spreading the risk isn't more appealing? In terms of liquidity, Bitcoin blows gold out of the water. You can sell it at 3 a.m. — what about gold? Honestly, it's a matter of confidence. If you believe in the future, allocate some BTC. If you're risk-averse, save up gold. Use what suits your needs.

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ContractTester

· 9h ago

Honestly, gold has been around for thousands of years and hasn't done much, while the crypto world has only been around for a few years and has already made traditional finance sit up and take notice. Who wins is obvious. Bitcoin's anti-inflation capability is truly outstanding; the old gold standard is outdated. In terms of supply, Bitcoin completely outperforms, with a hard cap of 21 million coins being the strongest guarantee. Gold? Uh... maybe that's a fixation from our parents' generation haha. Liquidity-wise, the crypto market kills it; you can trade at 3 a.m., but what about gold? But veteran investors all know, these two don't actually need to be opposed; a diversified portfolio is the way to go. Market recognition is now evenly split, but the momentum is clearly on BTC's side.

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LiquidationWizard

· 9h ago

Gold has been stored for thousands of years but has still been eroded by inflation. Bitcoin's growth in recent years has outpaced it by a wide margin. I still prefer coins 🤷 The fact that BTC's supply is fixed is something gold can never achieve, and that's the key point. To be honest, the real safe-haven asset depends on how you allocate it; insisting on choosing only one is a foolish mindset.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 9h ago

Gold has slept for thousands of years and is still gold, while Bitcoin needs to be cleared out after just one night of sleep—that's the difference.

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OnChainSleuth

· 9h ago

Gold has remained the same for thousands of years, while Bitcoin's growth in recent years has been outrageous. I still believe more in the prospects of digital assets. Speaking of liquidity, Bitcoin can be sold in seconds, but gold? You need to find channels and wait for confirmation. The gap is not a small one. The supply cap is much stronger than gold. Why should it still be suppressed by gold? Market recognition is indeed still lacking, but look at the speed at which institutions are entering... Isn't that a signal? If we really talk about anti-inflation, the historical data is there; Bitcoin is not just hype.

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