#Safe Haven

Two weeks into the U.S.-Iran war, Bitcoin has outperformed gold, the S&P 500, and Asian equities. Here's what the pattern of higher lows tells us about what this market has become.

As the Middle East conflict sent gold tumbling 5% and oil soaring 60%, Bitcoin quietly climbed 3.5%. Is this the moment crypto earns its safe-haven badge—or a trap?

While S&P 500 futures dropped 1.1% and Nasdaq fell 1.5% on Iran strikes, Bitcoin rebounded 5% from weekend lows despite $300M in liquidations. Is crypto becoming the new hedge against geopolitical risk?

JPMorgan suggests bitcoin's lower volatility makes it more attractive than gold long-term, even as the crypto struggles while gold surged 60% in 2025. What's behind this counterintuitive analysis?

Bitcoin drops toward $88K as investors flee to gold amid geopolitical tensions. Fed holds rates, but risk-off sentiment reveals crypto's true nature as a liquidity asset.

Gold is challenging a 50-year resistance level against the U.S. money supply after a 70% surge, while Bitcoin tests a make-or-break support. This analysis explores the diverging paths of these two assets.

In 2025, gold has surged over 70% to record highs while Bitcoin, the so-called 'digital gold,' has faltered. We analyze the reasons for this divergence and what it means for investors.

The retail price of gold in Japan has surpassed ¥25,000 per gram for the first time, driven by a historically weak yen. This development calls into question the yen's status as a global safe-haven asset.

Global central banks are buying gold at a record pace, signaling growing doubts about interest rate hikes and a strategic shift towards safe-haven assets amid inflation and geopolitical risks.

The Bitcoin-to-gold ratio hits a two-year low, challenging the 'digital gold' narrative. Our analysis explores why gold is winning the safe-haven battle.