Gold has recently experienced a continuous surge, but digital gold Bitcoin remains sluggish. Ultimately, Bitcoin and gold are completely different investment assets. Gold is being continuously bought by "official funds + safe-haven funds," while Bitcoin is still regarded by the mainstream as a high-risk asset.

The core contradiction in the current market is the struggle between: the safe-haven demand in the "chaotic times" of the macro environment (positive for gold) and the risk appetite suppression caused by the uncertainty of Federal Reserve policies (negative for Bitcoin).

Next, it depends on when Bitcoin will break 8?

Some opinions predict that the end point of Bitcoin's current decline is $50,000, which is both the shutdown price for mainstream miners and the rebound price after previous halving cycles.

So, will we see Bitcoin at $50,000 this year? If you see it, would you go all-in?