$BTC $ETH Gold and Bitcoin are both safe-haven currencies. As long as Mr. Trump plays tricks, both will start to rise. However, gold is more mature while Bitcoin is relatively immature.

Gold has been treasured for thousands of years, with clear annual production and consumption numbers. Any slight disturbance in the market will gradually adjust back. The Bitcoin market is small, and it is concentrated in the hands of a few individuals. When certain large holders act, the price behaves like a roller coaster, making it unreliable as a safe-haven tool.

Gold trading is convenient, with many silver and gold shops everywhere. Bitcoin must be traded on specific platforms, and if a platform encounters problems, you are left in a difficult situation (doesn't it resemble investment platforms that scam people? $ETH #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #币安Alpha上新

Gold has government backing and legal protection, with central banks holding a lot of gold. It serves as a safeguard for fiat currency. Bitcoin relies entirely on market consensus, and once confidence collapses, it becomes nothing more than worthless electronic symbols.

In summary, small amounts of money can buy gold; ordinary people shouldn't expect anything too good.