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Bitcoin offers a very different risk reward profile than gold here’s what traders should really think about BTC’s supply is strictly capped at 21 million coins, and with most already mined, it behaves like a truly scarce digital commodity akin to “digital gold,” but with a built in scarcity schedule.
Historically, Bitcoin delivered massive asymmetric returns. Over the last decade, investing in BTC outpaced gold by orders of magnitude gold’s long-term returns have been modest and stable, while BTC delivered outsized gains (though with wild swings).
From a trader’s perspective, that volatility is a feature, not a bug. Big price swings give opportunities for tactical entries/exits for those comfortable with risk, that represents potential for much higher returns per unit of capital.
At the same time, gold remains the anchor low volatility, predictable, dependable. For conservative investors or institutions seeking stability, gold still works as a long term hedge against inflation and crisis.
My stance: BTC is my “high growth, high risk” bet I treat it like a tech stock with a hard cap rather than a safe haven. I keep gold as a small ballast for stability, but majority of my allocation (for upside) goes into Bitcoin. Because when adoption, macro uncertainty, or fiat devaluation fears hit BTC is likely to outperform.
Saudi Arabia has released a new installment of its annual aid, providing $90 million to Palestine.
The grant was handed over in Amman to Pales_tinian Minister of Planning and Acting Finance Minister Estefan Salameh.
Saudi Ambassador Prince Mansour bin Khalid also attended the meeting.
Salameh praised Saudi Arabia’s continuous financial and political support, stressing its importance as the Palestinian Authority faces a severe financial crisis.
He conveyed gratitude from President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa.
Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its longstanding stance of supporting Palestine rights and noted that the aid will help ease hardships, especially in health and education.