2021-10-9 05:57 |
According to JPMorgan, this week’s rally has been driven by institutional investors hedging against inflation with Bitcoin.
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Investment bank JPMorgan Chase is stockpiling cash according to the company’s CEO Jamie Dimon. The investment banker doesn’t seem to believe inflation is “transitory” and he thinks there’s a “very good chance” inflation could stick around.
2021-6-16 21:30 | |
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Deutsche Bank’s strategist Jim Reid reportedly wrote that investors are increasingly demanding to use bitcoin instead of gold to hedge dollar risk and inflation. His research concurs with one recently published by JPMorgan’s analysts that shows institutional investors moving from gold to bitcoin.
2020-11-20 08:15 | |
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Investors are beginning to turn towards “hard assets” like gold and Bitcoin to protect their capital from imminent inflation resulting from the massive money printing seen across the globe. This demand has driven gold’s price to a fresh all-time high of over $2,000 per ounce that was just set yesterday. It is also likely one […]
2020-8-6 05:00 | |
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As interest in cryptocurrency grows among institutional investors, global investment banks, like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, are reexamining their views about bitcoin. Goldman Sachs is hosting a call for its clients to learn about the implications of current policies for bitcoin, gold, and inflation.
2020-5-26 04:35 | |
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Cryptocurrency exchange BTCC has captured a striking wave of investor demand for gold trading on blockchain networks, crossing the $5.7 billion mark in annual tokenized gold volume during 2025. This surge reflects a broader institutional pivot toward “real-world assets,” traditional investments like commodities and precious metals converted into digital tokens, as traders increasingly view gold […]
Binance launches ADGM-regulated TradFi Perpetual Contracts settled in USDT, debuting XAUUSDT and XAGUSDT to enable 24/7 trading in gold and silver.
Gold and silver continue to draw defensive inflows as investors seek stability amid macro uncertainty, reinforcing their role as preferred safe-haven assets.
Bitcoin’s year is usually narrated through the dollar chart, a familiar frame that captured a chaotic fourth quarter where BTC whipsawed through a violent two-month range. Price climbed to roughly $124,700 in late October before breaking down toward the mid-$80,000s in November, a swing that erased more than $40,000 from peak to trough.
The People’s Bank of China just logged its thirteenth straight month of gold purchases, extending one of the most deliberate reserve-management campaigns of the post-crisis era. These purchases signal that the world’s second-largest economy is shifting deeper into sovereign-controlled, seizure-resistant assets.
Gold is beating Bitcoin by a wide margin, and the explanation lies not just in price charts but in who’s doing the buying. Since January 2024, gold has surged 58% while Bitcoin has fallen roughly 12%.
The value of tokenized gold has exploded over the past few months, driven by both adoption and rising macroeconomic risks.