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Bitcoin May Face Investor Shift Toward Gold in 2025, Mike McGlone Warns

Tue, 31/12/2024 - 15:52
Bloomberg's expert reveals Bitcoin-vs.-gold prospects for next year
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Bitcoin May Face Investor Shift Toward Gold in 2025, Mike McGlone Warns
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Mike McGlone, the chief commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has taken to his official account on the X social media network (widely known as Twitter in the past) to share his take on the likely pivot that the gold-Bitcoin rivalry may take in the approaching 2025.

Will gold surpass Bitcoin in 2025?

Mike McGlone has shared recent data provided by Bitcoin Intelligence regarding gold reaching a peak of 26%, up this year, as of Dec. 30. This bullish momentum suggests that next year, the most popular precious metal may outperform the S&P 500 index.

McGlone pointed out that odds are that gold may also draw investors from the stock market and “have the upper hand,” “especially if Bitcoin has peaked” this year.

He also noted that gold will attract investors from crypto, including Bitcoin, in 2025.

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