Forget Gold’s Run To ATH, Analyst Reveals Why It’s Bitcoin’s Turn To Run Now
Gold’s price climbed to new all-time highs in mid-October, breaking above $4,000/oz for the first time in history, before eventually reaching a peak of $4,342/oz. The yellow metal’s rally came at a time when BTC was enduring a flash crash that pulled its price down to $101,000 very briefly. This contrast between gold’s strong rise […]
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