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The BTC/Gold ratio's three-month rally has come to an end, with funds now flowing back into gold ETFs.

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ME News message, May 27 (UTC+8). BlockBeats reported that the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio has broken below after a three-month upward trend. Recently, the BTC/Gold ratio fell below a key ascending trendline, suggesting that market funds are once again shifting toward traditional safe-haven assets such as gold. Since March, the ratio has risen from around 12 to 18, indicating the market’s preference for Bitcoin as “digital gold.” However, with the trend reversing, analysts predict that gold could outperform Bitcoin in the short term. Fund flow data shows that over the past two weeks, US Bitcoin ETF fund outflows have exceeded $2.0 billion, while as of that week, gold and precious metals ETF net inflows were about $2.34 billion. Against the backdrop of rising US Treasury yields, expectations of persistently high interest rates, and heightened tensions in the Middle East, the market is leaning toward increasing holdings of traditional hard assets, weakening Bitcoin’s role as a “store of value.” (Source: MLion)
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0xTeaTime
· 5h ago
Whenever tensions rise in the Middle East, funds rush into gold—but with BTC’s safe-haven role, it still isn’t quite there.
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RetroRadioSignal
· 5h ago
Breaking below the trend line is not the end; the key is whether we can hold the previous low, otherwise the narrative will truly collapse.
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FloatingTeacupClub
· 5h ago
Under the high-interest rate pressure environment, traditional hard assets are indeed more stable; BTC will have to endure a bit longer.
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NightTideShell
· 5h ago
A 50% increase in three months and then a drop back down—this rate of fluctuation is more exciting than the coin price itself.
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NeonMargin
· 5h ago
The narrative of digital gold softens when it encounters real gold; it still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.
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GateUser-78acf617
· 5h ago
Gold ETF attracts over 2 billion in funds, BTC ETF loses money, this capital flow is very real.
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