In theory, both gold and Bitcoin are considered "stores of value" assets, and some money may flow into both markets when geopolitical or economic risks rise. However, the actual trend is affected by multiple factors: the Fed's interest rate remains unchanged this year and gold has stronger safe-haven properties, resulting in funds prioritizing gold over BTC. The current market data shows that the sharp rise in gold has not directly driven Bitcoin, and the short-term linkage effect between the two is very limited, and there is even a divergence of "gold hitting a high and BTC falling".