JPMorgan Chase reports a stark contrast in how investors are treating gold and Bitcoin amidst market uncertainty. Gold is capitalizing on its traditional safe-haven appeal, drawing significant inflows into both Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and the futures market. The report highlights that gold ETFs experienced a substantial net inflow of $21.1 billion in the first quarter alone. This surge indicates a strong investor preference for gold as a store of value during turbulent times. Conversely, Bitcoin is struggling to attract similar interest. JPMorgan notes declining interest in Bitcoin futures speculation and ongoing outflows from spot ETFs for the third consecutive month. This suggests that investors are not yet viewing Bitcoin as a reliable safe-haven asset, despite its proponents' claims. While geopolitical tensions and economic anxieties fuel demand for gold, Bitcoin seems to be missing out on these safe-haven benefits. ```