Matrixport: Cryptocurrency traders are increasingly allocating to tokenized gold
Jinse Finance reported that Matrixport's daily chart analysis indicates that since the US Congress approved a $5 trillion increase in the debt ceiling, the US has issued $1.2 trillion in new debt—one of the key factors driving gold prices higher. Another factor is the growing influence of Trump on Federal Reserve decision-making, as he is actively pushing his preferred candidates into the Fed, and these individuals may soon hold a majority of seats at the Federal Reserve. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency traders are increasingly allocating to tokenized gold, continuously injecting new capital into this asset and re-establishing gold's status as a viable asset class. Given the close relationship between gold and bitcoin, traders will continue to seek alternative stores of value, especially as confidence in US fiscal discipline remains under pressure.
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