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In recent days, global financial markets have witnessed significant movements in the prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin. While gold and silver experienced declines, Bitcoin (BTC) demonstrated a notable upward trend. These shifts occurred following the resolution of the US-China trade war, introducing new dynamics for investors.

Gold: A Traditional Safe Haven with Recent Volatility

Gold, long regarded as a stable store of value, reached a new all-time high of $3,500 per ounce before retreating by 2% to close at $3,282. Despite this dip, gold has appreciated over 25% year-to-date, maintaining its status as a top-performing asset. Analysts, including Sneha S, predict potential further declines to the $2,500–$2,600 range before a possible rebound. JP Morgan projects that gold could ascend to $4,000 per ounce, contingent on market conditions.

Bitcoin: Digital Asset Gaining Momentum

Bitcoin ($BTC BTC) has shown resilience, recovering to $94,190 after a 10% rally within a week, following a previous peak of $109,114 during the tariff war era. Currently, Bitcoin ranks as the fifth-largest asset globally. Experts anticipate that BTC could surge to $200,000 by year-end, with ARK Invest suggesting a long-term target of $2.4 million, driven by ETF inflows, strategic reserve discussions in the US, and increasing adoption. 

Silver: Affordable Entry with Industrial Demand

Silver, often overshadowed by gold, presents an accessible investment option, currently trading around $35 per ounce approximately 50% below its all-time high. Its affordability and industrial applications, particularly in green energy sectors, position silver as a potential growth asset. Financial educator Robert Kiyosaki highlights silver as a significant investment opportunity, noting its current undervaluation compared to historical highs.

Comparative Overview

Asset Current Price Year-to-Date Performance Notable Characteristics

Gold $3,282/oz +25% Traditional safe haven, central bank reserves

Silver $35/oz Data not specified Industrial demand, affordable entry point .