Bitcoin (BTC) Value Declines By 30% Compared To Gold – CryptoInfoNet

Arman Shirinyan

Bitcoin’s performance falls short of majority expectations, regrettably

Bitcoin saw a sudden downturn, touching just over the $61,000 mark recently. Noted Bitcoin skeptic Peter Schiff compared Bitcoin’s price to gold, saying that currently, one Bitcoin is equal to around 26 ounces of gold. On his
Twitter account, Schiff mentioned that two and a half years ago, Bitcoin peaked at the equivalent of 37 ounces of gold.

Schiff sees this 30% reduction as a definitive signal that Bitcoin may have entered a bearish phase, especially when juxtaposed with gold, the conventional refuge asset.

Schiff previously advised choosing gold over Bitcoin when the latter was priced under $20,000, a position that has drawn criticism as Bitcoin currently sits at around $65,000 despite its volatility.

Presently, Bitcoin is trading above the key 200-day moving average support level, at approximately $49,800. A sustained position above this benchmark may signal ongoing investor confidence and could foresee a price rebound. The resistance mark is near $67,300; breaching this level could counter the bearish outlook and suggest a bullish trend is on the horizon.

In terms of potential growth pathways, if Bitcoin solidifies its value above the $61,000 barrier and breaks through the $67,300 resistance, it could revitalize its upward journey. This pivotal movement would be essential to challenge any negativity and could demonstrate that Bitcoin’s valuation in terms of gold isn’t the definitive measure of its market stability.

Yet, contrasting Bitcoin with gold involves more complexity. These assets have distinct roles and respond to market forces in their unique ways. While gold is traditionally considered a reliable asset during market upheavals, Bitcoin is viewed as a riskier, yet groundbreaking, digital store of value.

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Arman Shirinyan