Anthony Pompliano's Critique of Gold and Bitcoin's Dominance
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Monday, Oct 13, 2025 6:45 am ET1min read
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Bitcoin and gold have long been compared due to their role as stores of value. However, recent developments suggest that Bitcoin may be surpassing gold in several key areas. According to JPMorgan's analysis, Bitcoin's theoretical price target, when equated with the total value of gold held privately for investment purposes, is $313,800 per coin. This figure, however, underestimates Bitcoin's true value by ignoring its higher utility and more limited supply [1].
Bitcoin's utility extends beyond its role as a store of value. It can be used as a form of payment, facilitating transactions globally without intermediaries. It can also be deposited at lending platforms to earn interest, and used as collateral for loans. In contrast, gold primarily serves as a store of value and does not offer the same level of utility [1].
Furthermore, Bitcoin's supply is more capped than gold. After last year's halving event, only 3.125 new bitcoins are mined every ten minutes, representing a 0.8% annual expansion. Gold's supply, on the other hand, is projected to increase by 25% due to mining and potential new discoveries. This makes Bitcoin a rarer asset, which could boost its value over time [1].
The recent geopolitical events, such as US President Donald Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on China, have also impacted Bitcoin's price. The tariffs sent Bitcoin's price reeling below $110,000, highlighting its volatility. However, the broader narrative of Bitcoin as a leading investment vehicle remains strong, with Pompliano's comments and subsequent price surge serving as a testament to this [2].
In conclusion, while gold has historically been a reliable store of value, Bitcoin's growing utility and limited supply make it a compelling alternative. As Bitcoin continues to gain recognition as a leading investment vehicle, it may eventually surpass gold in terms of value and utility.
Anthony Pompliano, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, has sparked debate by labeling gold a "failing asset" compared to Bitcoin. He emphasizes Bitcoin's growing recognition as a leading investment vehicle, highlighting its 1000% gain over gold's 100% in the past five years. Bitcoin's value surged past $125,000 after Pompliano's comments, further solidifying its position as a dominant narrative in modern asset allocations.
Anthony Pompliano, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, recently sparked debate by labeling gold a "failing asset" compared to Bitcoin. Pompliano emphasized Bitcoin's growing recognition as a leading investment vehicle, highlighting its 1000% gain over gold's 100% in the past five years. Bitcoin's value surged past $125,000 after Pompliano's comments, further solidifying its position as a dominant narrative in modern asset allocations.Bitcoin and gold have long been compared due to their role as stores of value. However, recent developments suggest that Bitcoin may be surpassing gold in several key areas. According to JPMorgan's analysis, Bitcoin's theoretical price target, when equated with the total value of gold held privately for investment purposes, is $313,800 per coin. This figure, however, underestimates Bitcoin's true value by ignoring its higher utility and more limited supply [1].
Bitcoin's utility extends beyond its role as a store of value. It can be used as a form of payment, facilitating transactions globally without intermediaries. It can also be deposited at lending platforms to earn interest, and used as collateral for loans. In contrast, gold primarily serves as a store of value and does not offer the same level of utility [1].
Furthermore, Bitcoin's supply is more capped than gold. After last year's halving event, only 3.125 new bitcoins are mined every ten minutes, representing a 0.8% annual expansion. Gold's supply, on the other hand, is projected to increase by 25% due to mining and potential new discoveries. This makes Bitcoin a rarer asset, which could boost its value over time [1].
The recent geopolitical events, such as US President Donald Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on China, have also impacted Bitcoin's price. The tariffs sent Bitcoin's price reeling below $110,000, highlighting its volatility. However, the broader narrative of Bitcoin as a leading investment vehicle remains strong, with Pompliano's comments and subsequent price surge serving as a testament to this [2].
In conclusion, while gold has historically been a reliable store of value, Bitcoin's growing utility and limited supply make it a compelling alternative. As Bitcoin continues to gain recognition as a leading investment vehicle, it may eventually surpass gold in terms of value and utility.
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