#比特币与黄金战争 When Bitcoin surged to $110,000, gold also remained steady at $3,200 per ounce — choosing between these two hard currencies has truly become a dilemma.

In terms of scarcity, they seem similar: gold’s annual increase is 1.5%-2%, while Bitcoin’s inflation rate after halving is only 0.782%, with a more aggressive algorithm lock-in. But each has its own belief scenario. Gold benefits from physical properties, with central banks around the world enjoying its advantages; in 2024, global central bank holdings increased by over 4,900 tons. Bitcoin plays the game of decentralization, becoming a new tool for hedging the dollar in the digital age. The US spot ETF alone has attracted over $105 billion in inflows in one year.

Regarding volatility, gold is incredibly stable, with a rhythm of 15%-17%. During crises, it even appreciates. Bitcoin is different; halving cycles have maximum impact, with a 130% increase in 2024 alone, compared to gold’s 35%, completely crushing it.

But this isn’t a game of choosing one over the other. Gold is used to set a bottom line and hedge extreme risks, while Bitcoin is used to chase digital dividends. Combining both is the true winning strategy. Asset allocation is most dangerous when all in on one direction.