Bitcoin vs Gold & Silver: Which One Wins Over Investors in the 2025 Hard Money Race?
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Silver reaches a record $63 per ounce as physical ETFs see significant inflows of 15.3 million ounces in four days. Bitcoin slides towards $90,000, with a 3% market drop impacting all top-20 cryptocurrencies. Central banks increase gold purchases, raising questions about Bitcoin's ability to recover.
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- Silver hits a record $63 per ounce as investors pour billions into ETFs and physical bars.
- Bitcoin slides back toward $90,000 while gold and silver outpace the 2025 crypto rally.
- Central banks ramp up gold buying as analysts debate whether BTC can catch up again.
Silver surged to a record high of $63 per ounce, the asset’s strongest performance in history. At the same time, the crypto market fell 3% in a single day, with every top‑20 asset in the red.
Analysts say this is not a simple price spike. Trader Michael highlighted that physical silver ETFs absorbed 15.3 million ounces in four days, the second-largest weekly inflow of 2025. That nearly matches the 15.7 million ounces added during all of November and puts silver funds on pace for ten straight months of inflows.
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