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JPMorgan's analysts put a staggering price tag on Bitcoin that dwarfs every other bank's forecast, yet the coin keeps trading at a fraction of that figure. Understanding why reveals something uncomfortable about how valuation models actually work.

Bitcoin just posted behavior that gold bugs have claimed for years was impossible, and the bond market may be the reason why. Whether that makes BTC a true safe-haven asset or simply a temporary traveling companion for gold depends on what the Fed does next.

Anthony Pompliano, CEO of Professional Capital Management, said on Thursday that the more cash handouts President Donald Trump gives, the better it’d be for assets like Bitcoin. Pompliano is Bullish on BTC Trump proposed $5,000 “Trump dividend” checks to every...

Veteran investor Cathie Wood analyzes Bitcoin-gold ratio to make a bullish call.

Bitcoin and gold both fell within minutes of the US jobs report after August payrolls tripled forecasts at 162,000.

Bitcoin now buys 18 ounces of gold, the highest reading on that ratio since January, and it’s climbing while both assets rally together after the Fed’s job data news. The number forces a specific question onto the table: is Bitcoin capturing a durable share of the safe-haven trade from gold, ...

Some analysts warn the four-year cycle set to complete later this year could bring another slide.

The word “debasement” appeared in 1,533 Bloomberg articles last week, up 750% in two weeks and the third-highest weekly total on record, according to data ...

Investing.com -- Bitcoin traded at $78,000 on Saturday after a sharp pullback from this week’s three-month highs, testing renewed claims that the cryptocurrency is increasingly trading like gold rather than a high-beta technology asset.

Grayscale reported Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold climbed above 50%, up from near zero at the start of the year.

For most of 2026, Bitcoin was trading like a tech stock. That changed this month. Grayscale’s head of research says the shift may be structural.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said the the debt buyback announcement this week fits into a larger pattern that could signal a forthcoming debt crisis.

No strategy is immune to downside, but Ardoino is onto something.

The coin's track record against gold isn't very reassuring.

Bitcoin and gold shot higher this week, with both getting a boost from some frantic action surrounding the bond market, and the cryptocurrency also benefiting from activity in Washington. Investors shied away from speculative assets earlier in the year and crypto supporters were concerned about the lack of movement on proposed regulation of the industry. The first jolt arrived Wednesday when the Treasury Department announced plans to significantly increase its buybacks of long-term Treasurys, or government debt.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said the the debt buyback announcement this week fits into a larger pattern that could signal a forthcoming debt crisis.

Billionaire Ray Dalio said investors should reduce their bond holdings and put as much as 15% of their money in gold to hedge against the risk of a US debt crisis that he warns could be just three years away.