Gold Market Cap vs Bitcoin: In Which Market You Lose?

Vahid Chaychi

3 years ago

Gold holds the title of the world’s most valuable asset in terms of market capitalization, boasting a staggering worth of $13.7 trillion. This valuation far exceeds that of any other entity on Earth, making gold a preeminent and highly coveted financial asset. Its substantial market capitalization underscores its enduring appeal as a store of value and a symbol of wealth, with investors and markets recognizing its intrinsic worth and historical significance. However, some people get deceived by Bitcoin’s market cap, which is about $848 billion (16 times smaller than the gold market), especially when the “pumping” period begins, and the price of this deceptive market starts to rise dramatically. Those who witness the inflated prices during the “pumped” phase often fail to recognize that the subsequent “dumping” period is imminent as well. “Gold” is the real asset, but Bitcoin is thin air. Although the gold market cap is 16 times larger than that of Bitcoin, it is not solely a matter of market size. Individuals can consistently be winners in the gold market, whereas a significant majority tend to be perpetual losers in the Bitcoin market. How?

Gold Market Cap vs Bitcoin

Bitcoin has a relatively huge market as well, but it’s crucial not to forget that it operates within a scam market. A $848 billion market cap for Bitcoin holds little significance and is indeed a red flag when you consider the intangible and deceptive nature of Bitcoin. There is no tangible business or asset backing it; rather, its inflated market cap is a result of money flowing in through “pumping” strategies that deceive the public, such as making bold claims about the Bitcoin price reaching $100,000. This strategy is repeatedly employed, and when the price reaches a certain point, they “dump” it, causing significant losses for many unsuspecting investors. The emotions of “greed” and “revenge” lead many investors to repeat the same mistake, a foolish strategy in terms of investment.

With a gold market cap of $13.7 trillion, 16 times larger than that of Bitcoin, the significance lies not just in its substantial market size but in the fact that, unlike Bitcoin, gold is a real tangible asset. However, what truly sets gold apart from a potential trap like Bitcoin is not merely its extensive market cap; one can still incur losses in a large market. The safety of the gold market is rooted in numerous other factors that distinguish it from highly risky markets like Bitcoin.

There are two ways to invest in the gold market, while there is only one way to invest in the Bitcoin market.

One method of engaging with the gold market, or more aptly put, trading the gold market, is through virtual trading. This approach resembles a computer game, and it does not involve actual physical gold. It can be as deceptive as investing in the Bitcoin market. In this method, you purchase virtual, digital, or electronic gold through a broker, who often provides leverage, allowing you to control a larger position with a small amount of capital. For instance, with a 1:100 leverage, every $1 of your money functions as if it were $100. This appears advantageous to less affluent investors as they can seemingly buy, for example, $100,000 worth of gold with just $1,000 in their account, yielding substantial profits if the price moves in their favor. However, their funds can be swiftly depleted if the price turns against them even slightly. The “broker” typically profits significantly from investors’ losses. Consequently, trading or investing in virtual, digital, or electronic gold is as risky, deceptive, and artificial as engaging in the Bitcoin market. The term “gold” is employed merely to deceive individuals, as there is no actual “gold” involved in this form of deception, mirroring the Bitcoin market, which is named so despite lacking a genuine, physical, and tangible foundation.

The second method of investing in the gold market and leveraging the substantial market cap of gold involves purchasing and holding 24-karat physical gold. By doing so, you gain a stake in the $13.7 trillion gold market. While it is true that the price of gold can fluctuate while you hold it—a normal occurrence in any market— the gold market maintains an overall upward trend in the long term. As I’ve detailed here, it has shown an increase of more than 560% over the past 30 years, making it a long-term winner. Moreover, since there is no leverage involved in physical gold ownership, if the gold price decreases and you decide to sell at a lower price for any reason, your losses won’t be substantial. This is in stark contrast to trading virtual gold with leverage, where a slight price decrease can wipe out your entire capital (the same thing that happens in the Bitcoin market). Your physical 24-karat gold remains in your possession and retains its inherent value as gold, even in the face of a price decline.

Hence, the market cap of Bitcoin is deemed worthless because it is founded on deceit, scam, and lacks a substantive basis, even if it were to surpass the gold market capital by tenfold. On the other hand, the gold market capital, which is 16 times larger than Bitcoin’s, holds genuine value and is anchored in a material that humans have recognized for over 5,000 years. When you invest in 24-karat physical gold, you acquire a share of the $13.7 trillion gold market. Refrain from allowing scams to drain your resources through fraudulent markets like Bitcoin, even if they artificially inflate the price into the trillions; history has shown that such markets invariably collapse sooner than one can imagine.

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