#数字资产市场动态 $BTC still called "Digital Gold"? Recent data is a bit eye-opening.

Looking at the numbers makes it clear:

• At the beginning of the year, 1 Bitcoin could exchange for 38 ounces of gold; now it can only exchange for 19 ounces—purchasing power has been halved.

• Comparing to silver, the situation is even more dramatic. From May to now, the exchange rate has shrunk by over 70%.

In just a few months, Bitcoin has slipped from the status of "Digital Gold" to "Digital Silver." This tug-of-war between old and new assets clearly favors the latter.

Why is this happening? It actually reflects a deeper change:

🔍 Traditional safe-haven assets are recovering. Central banks are quietly accumulating gold, and silver prices are rising due to industrial demand. These "old assets" that have weathered countless storms are regaining trust.

💨 The crypto market is entering a correction phase. Funds are reallocating, the previous frenzy has cooled down, and this emerging sector needs to calm down and reassess itself.

This is not just about price fluctuations; behind it is a shift in market sentiment—when traditional stability and digital future prospects are weighed against each other, capital is starting to vote with its feet.

There are no assets that only go up; there are always opportunities for change. When the value relationship between "old aristocrats" and "new stars" is broken and rewritten, how will you choose?

Will you stick to the enduring stability, or gamble on opportunities amid future volatility?

Share your thoughts in the comments.