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Many experts now regard Bitcoin as "digital gold," a non-inflationary store of value that preserves its nominal worth over time. The increasing correlation between Bitcoin and gold (XAU) is one of the key indicators showing investors' confidence in Bitcoin, especially during times of economic uncertainty.
This correlation has been steadily growing since September 2021, reaching its highest annual level at the start of October.

Stock market investors, and not just them, are expected to soon shift toward Bitcoin as the banking sector shows signs of weakness. The market has already witnessed something similar: in March 2023, when the U.S. experienced a "regional banking crisis," the value of Bitcoin surged by 40%.
Additionally, major speculators and institutional funds have already begun shifting from gold to Bitcoin after the launch of spot ETFs in the United States.

We are witnessing a transition from gold to Bitcoin, and this trend is likely to continue, especially now that access to Bitcoin has become more straightforward thanks to ETFs.
A recent Fidelity analysis shows that the correlation between Bitcoin and gold has increased throughout 2024. According to Longtermtrends, the gold-to-BTC ratio currently stands at 13, nearing historical highs.

Bitcoin has outperformed other major asset classes in 7 of the last 10 calendar years. This remarkable price movement has been accompanied by significant volatility and downturns, in addition to historically high returns.

Bitcoin has grown too large to be ignored. As ETFs expand access and digital assets gain recognition as emerging investments, Bitcoin continues to cement its place as a dominant asset in today's financial landscape.