#比特币对比代币化黄金 Recently I saw news again about a super-large gold mine being discovered in the country, and it suddenly made me think of something—traditional gold is actually always increasing in production, and the more advanced geological exploration technology gets, the more gold we dig up. And if you want to trade physical gold? There are all kinds of taxes, custody fees, authenticity verification—the process is incredibly complicated.
In contrast, the 21 million total supply of Bitcoin is hardcoded and no one can change it. More importantly, it’s essentially a borderless digital asset—coins in your wallet are fully under your control, with no need to report or prove anything to any institution, and no logistics costs for cross-border transfers. Isn’t this what a truly “global currency” should look like? When it comes to asset autonomy, cryptocurrencies really do outclass traditional precious metals.
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SnapshotBot
· 12-06 04:52
Gold still needs to be mined, whereas Bitcoin's supply is already fixed. That's the difference.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-06 04:41
Gold really isn’t that appealing anymore. As more and more is mined, it’s losing its scarcity. In this regard, Bitcoin has really come out on top.
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MetaLord420
· 12-06 04:38
Gold's inflation-hedging attribute is indeed weak, but for BTC, you also have to look at the concentration of coin holdings. If whales dump, it's still doomed.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-06 04:34
The claim about increased gold production is really outrageous; someone should have debunked this narrative a long time ago.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Recently I saw news again about a super-large gold mine being discovered in the country, and it suddenly made me think of something—traditional gold is actually always increasing in production, and the more advanced geological exploration technology gets, the more gold we dig up. And if you want to trade physical gold? There are all kinds of taxes, custody fees, authenticity verification—the process is incredibly complicated.
In contrast, the 21 million total supply of Bitcoin is hardcoded and no one can change it. More importantly, it’s essentially a borderless digital asset—coins in your wallet are fully under your control, with no need to report or prove anything to any institution, and no logistics costs for cross-border transfers. Isn’t this what a truly “global currency” should look like? When it comes to asset autonomy, cryptocurrencies really do outclass traditional precious metals.