Thats why you buy the miners .
Gold up 2 % miners 4 %
Plus no storage fee / liquidity
Gold up 2 % miners 4 %
Plus no storage fee / liquidity
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Made 40% profit with my altcoins portfolio. 30% still alocated.
Waiting for some pullbacks and go all-in. Asap put stoploss on entry and let it ride.
Gold 3400 again , silver looks like it went finally through resistance around 35 $ on its way to 50 $
Silver looking really good .
The silver mining stocks are finally taking off .
Its been a rough and volatile 5 years , but i ve just been stacking all along
According to K neumayer CEO of first majestic above 38 $ is a strong sign .
Only downside is paying almost double dividend tax when owning Canadian stocks
The silver mining stocks are finally taking off .
Its been a rough and volatile 5 years , but i ve just been stacking all along
According to K neumayer CEO of first majestic above 38 $ is a strong sign .
Only downside is paying almost double dividend tax when owning Canadian stocks
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Crypto Rally incomming
90% allocated (took some early profit this morning) to invest in small cap coins.
Currently almost half up my portfolio.
90% allocated (took some early profit this morning) to invest in small cap coins.
Currently almost half up my portfolio.
Talking about Altseason here. We're just at the beginning.
On the ETH/BTC chard we made a bottom in may and we are now testing the 200DMA
That’s clear.
Good to know — I kind of figured from the subtle jabs.
Bitcoin maximalism has its place, sure — just not in my current allocation strategy. I’ll rotate back into BTC at the right time.
Always open to constructive discussion though.
Anyway, back to the ETH/BTC rotation… altseason really does look like it’s just getting started.
Bitcoin Dominance looking good if youre into altcoins.
Broke trendline, lost 200dma and is now testing Anchord Vwap.
ETH/BTC chard look overbought at the moment but made a good run upwards
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Took a lot of profit on XRP
Broke trendline, lost 200dma and is now testing Anchord Vwap.
ETH/BTC chard look overbought at the moment but made a good run upwards
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Took a lot of profit on XRP
My internet guru said today , gold is on its way to 3750,....
Honestly i thought about buying some bitcoins in 2013 .
Not because i thought it would go up but just because the name was cool Bitcoin .
Suits the digital age , but all this digital wallet storage/ password stuff put me of
Honestly i thought about buying some bitcoins in 2013 .
Not because i thought it would go up but just because the name was cool Bitcoin .
Suits the digital age , but all this digital wallet storage/ password stuff put me of
From January until now, you would have made exactly the same profit, BTC or Gold. From '14 untill now Gold did 200%.And Gold looks like it's on the verge of breaking out.
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I prefer a bit of history , how long has BTC been around , 13 years ??
Besides its a fact that :
Its not that gold has gained any value , the fact that Central Banks devaluate the fiat currency is what gives it that appearance.
An ounce of gold buys you more or less the same through millenia , its a proven wealth preservation .
BTC is a modern speculative tool , imo
Gold was generally used for a couple thousand years solely to create things such as jewelry and idols for worship. This was until around 1500 BC when the ancient empire of Egypt, which benefited greatly from its gold-bearing region, Nubia, made gold the first official medium of exchange for international trade.
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You're right, gold hasn't gained value in absolute terms. It’s fiat currencies that have lost purchasing power. An ounce of gold buys roughly the same amount of goods today as it did centuries ago. That’s what makes it a reliable store of value.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is still finding its place. It’s not "digital gold" yet but it might be on the path to becoming a modern hedge, especially in an era where monetary policy is increasingly experimental.
Gold is proven store of value.
Bitcoin is emerging monetary asset with potential and risk.
In the end, both are reactions to the same problem: central bank-driven fiat debasement.
At the speed of with which central banks are buying gold , i think its only a matter of time that a gold backed medium of exchange will be reintroduced .
Possibly a digital version, central banks aint buying BTC
That’s where assets like XRP come into play.
XRP is fast, neutral, and designed for cross-border liquidity.
Ripple already works with financial institutions and central banks
Unlike Bitcoin, XRP isn’t trying to replace the system, it’s built to connect it.
So yes gold might serve as the underlying reserve, but XRP (or something like it) could be the protocol that moves value between institutions.
In a multipolar world where no single fiat currency can dominate, we might end up with Gold as the base layer, and neutral digital assets like XRP as the bridge.
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