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Michael Saylor’s journey to Bitcoin began during the 2020 crisis when his company faced potential decline amid zero interest rates and remote work threats. Speaking with Jordan Peterson in a , the Strategy executive explained how his engineering background and study of monetary history led him to conclude that traditional stores of value fail over extended timeframes, making Bitcoin the superior choice for preserving wealth.

As Bitcoin faces a weekly decline of 4.5%, trading at $114,100 at press time, gold advocate Peter Schiff has reignited his long-running critique of the crypto asset.

Gold has surged past $3,800, reinforcing its role as the anchor of central bank reserves at a time when confidence in the U.S. dollar is waning. The rally has sharpened the debate over whether Bitcoin could eventually join gold on balance sheets.

Bitcoin trades near $124,700 and gold above $3,950, extending a joint rally that analysts link to expanding global liquidity and a broader rotation into scarce assets. Market data from , GoldPrice.org, and chart show both assets climbing as credit conditions remain accommodative worldwide.

Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff renewed his criticism of Bitcoin, this time arguing the cryptocurrency has been in a “stealth bear market” when measured in gold.

Gold broke above $4,000 per ounce this week for the first time in history, extending a driven by central-bank purchases, ETF inflows, and a weaker dollar, according to Reuters.

Gold is trading near a make-or-break point, with analysts watching for either a major breakout or a sharp reversal. On Wednesday, August 6, the precious metal traded at , marking a slight 0.06% decline.

The Bitcoin market is witnessing an unprecedented wave in institutional accumulation as companies across sectors embrace Bitcoin as a core treasury asset. Over the month of July this year, several firms had publicly disclosed their latest purchases of the crypto, their long-term targets and soaring yield metrics with the asset. Here are some of the institutions that have garnered attention in the market.

Gold surged to $3,782.98 per ounce on September 23, up 1% on the day and more than 13% this month. Year-to-date, the metal has gained 44%, putting it among 2025’s best-performing assets. Breakouts above resistance at $3,720 confirmed strong buyer momentum as traders targeted the next milestone at $3,800.

Robert Kiyosaki has declared the traditional 60/40 investment portfolio dead following Morgan Stanley’s adoption of a 60/20/20 allocation model. The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author argues the conventional approach failed when President Nixon removed the dollar from the gold standard in 1971.

Gold is trading near a make-or-break point, with analysts watching for either a major breakout or a sharp reversal. On Wednesday, August 6, the precious metal traded at , marking a slight 0.06% decline.

Both Bitcoin and Gold have been seen by investors as key safe-haven assets this year, especially after an 8% decline in the U.S. Dollar Index during the first half of 2025.

Deutsche Bank forecasted a major shift in global finance, saying central banks could add Bitcoin to their balance sheets by 2030. The bank positioned Bitcoin as a complement to gold rather than a rival, framing it as part of a broader reserve diversification push.

A few days ago, Moody’s downgraded the US sovereign credit rating from Aaa to Aa1, which marked the first time in over a century that the US no longer holds a top-tier rating from any major credit agency. Driven by escalating national debt and persistent fiscal deficits, the decision has sent ripples through global financial markets, particularly in the United States.

The altcoin market is pulling back from its recent highs, and a top analyst believes the reason is hiding in an unexpected place: the gold market. According to Michaël van de Poppe, a powerful breakout in the price of gold could be signaling a short-term capital rotation away from risk-on assets like crypto.

Both Bitcoin and Gold have been seen by investors as key safe-haven assets this year, especially after an 8% decline in the U.S. Dollar Index during the first half of 2025.

A few days ago, Moody’s downgraded the US sovereign credit rating from Aaa to Aa1, which marked the first time in over a century that the US no longer holds a top-tier rating from any major credit agency. Driven by escalating national debt and persistent fiscal deficits, the decision has sent ripples through global financial markets, particularly in the United States.

The altcoin market is pulling back from its recent highs, and a top analyst believes the reason is hiding in an unexpected place: the gold market. According to Michaël van de Poppe, a powerful breakout in the price of gold could be signaling a short-term capital rotation away from risk-on assets like crypto.

The Bitcoin market is witnessing an unprecedented wave in institutional accumulation as companies across sectors embrace Bitcoin as a core treasury asset. Over the month of July this year, several firms had publicly disclosed their latest purchases of the crypto, their long-term targets and soaring yield metrics with the asset. Here are some of the institutions that have garnered attention in the market.

Gold has been on a tear in 2025, rising approximately 40% year-to-date as investors pile in amid inflation concerns, , geopolitical uncertainty, and expectations of further US interest rate cuts.