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Looking at today's global asset rankings and comparing them to October 2024 data, it's quite interesting.
Back then, silver was quite strong, ranking directly into third place by market cap. The performance of gold and silver over the past year was indeed fierce—gold's market cap doubled from $18.3 trillion to now $31.7 trillion, and silver's increase was even more dramatic, rising 2.4 times. For traditional asset investors, this was definitely a profitable move.
As for Bitcoin? It only increased by 30% during the same period. It sounds like a lot, but within this comparison framework, it seems a bit lackluster.
Even more painful is the market cap gap. In October 2024, gold's market cap was about 13.8 times that of BTC. Now? With gold at $31.7 trillion and Bitcoin at $1.7 trillion, the gap has widened to 30 times. The gap is expanding, not shrinking.
Think about what this means—traditional safe-haven assets still hold strong appeal, while the performance of cryptocurrencies, although growing, still seems to be marginalized in the global asset allocation.