Bitcoin has emerged as a serious competitor to gold.
Bitcoin’s market cap is currently 8.4% of gold’s, and as institutional interest in Bitcoin soars, Bitcoin’s market cap will soon approach 10% of gold’s.
Bitcoin’s current market cap is $1.4 trillion, while gold’s is $16 trillion.
A key difference between Bitcoin and gold is their supply dynamics:
⚫️ Bitcoin’s supply is fixed, with 94% of its 21 million coins already mined, meaning its circulating supply is 19.7 million.
⚫️ In contrast, gold’s supply continues to grow steadily and is expected to reach 250,000 tons by 2030.
