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Gold 2.0 Rakes It In – For Now

Addison Wiggin / May 30, 2025

Gold 2.0 Rakes It In – For Now

Right on cue, as we’ve had bitcoin on the brain this week, Bloomberg notes the latest weekly flows into bitcoin ETFs.

Over the past three weeks? A cool $9 billion.

On some level, inflows make sense. Bitcoin, as a hard-coded asset that can preserve wealth in the digital age, should continue to see upside against fiat currencies.

But that isn’t happening in a vacuum.

There’s also an outflow in gold ETFs over the past few weeks:

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In other words, it’s possible that investors have taken $3 billion out of gold at the same time they’ve moved $9 billion into bitcoin. With gold prices holding up, we see room for both in an investor’s portfolio.

Should bitcoin have a speculative blow-off top later this year, as Andrew Packer noted in yesterday’s Grey Swan Live! for paid-up members, the current ETF flows may be running the other way 12 months from now.

~ Addison

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