2026-1-27 10:02 |
For now, "gold bugs" can enjoy their relatively short moment in the sun as the yellow metal shatters decades-old resistance levels. origin »
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Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer has predicted that Bitcoin might still have its time in the sun after underperforming gold.
2025-11-8 23:28 | |
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Geneva, Switzerland, November 6, 2025 – TRON DAO, the community-governed DAO dedicated to accelerating the decentralization of the internet through blockchain technology and decentralized applications (dApps), proudly served as Gold Sponsor of SmartCon 2025, held on November 4-5, 2025 in New York City.
2025-11-7 20:00 | |
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Litecoin, one of the oldest digital assets in the industry, has recently seen a significant resurgence. After a period of relative obscurity, the “digital silver” to Bitcoin’s digital gold suddenly surged into the limelight.
2023-7-4 00:56 | |
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Award-winning journalist Colin Wu indicates top Bitcoin advocates who leverage this dip to buy more digital gold
2022-1-9 21:10 | |
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By Elaine Sun, Compliance Director of Huobi Technology The traditional financial infrastructure and the very idea of money are changing before our eyes. The concept of “store of value” has largely been tied to the physical, like gold, or faith-based systems backed by governments, like fiat currencies.
2021-3-24 17:05 | |
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Bitcoin draws comparisons to just about everything under the sun. Gold, the internet, even rat poison. But comparisons with the fossils of the early internet age like AOL or MySpace? One wealth manager with a focus on crypto explains why this simply will not be.
2020-9-26 22:00 | |
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Bitcoin presents a common-sense notion that’s surprisingly radical to many fully-grown adults: Once it’s gone, you can’t have any more of it. As commodities go, it acts more like a rare metal than a technology – hence its comparison to gold.
2019-8-3 21:40 | |
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Bitcoin presents a common-sense notion that's surprisingly radical to many fully-grown adults: Once it's gone, you can't have any more of it. As commodities go, it acts more like a rare metal than a technology - hence its comparison to gold.
2019-8-4 21:40 | |
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