2025-12-08 08:30:27

Ark Invest's Cathie Wood just dropped another bold call—she's betting on a gold crash while pointing to Bitcoin as the superior performer in the coming cycle.

Wood's thesis? The traditional safe-haven narrative around gold is cracking. With institutional money flowing into crypto infrastructure and Bitcoin ETFs gaining traction, she argues that capital will rotate out of precious metals into digital assets. Her track record on disruptive tech makes this prediction worth watching, even if you're skeptical.

What's interesting here isn't just the gold-versus-Bitcoin debate. It's the timing. Central banks have been stockpiling gold for years, yet macro conditions are shifting—inflation concerns, currency debasement fears, and the growing legitimacy of crypto as a hedge are all in play.

Wood isn't saying gold goes to zero. She's suggesting Bitcoin captures the momentum that gold once monopolized. Whether you agree or not, one thing's clear: the battle between old-school and new-school stores of value is heating up. Keep an eye on BTC's performance relative to gold over the next 12-18 months—that'll be the real test of her thesis.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 2025-12-11 08:30

Cathie is jumping on the bandwagon again, but this time she actually made a point—gold really looks outdated. Wait, the central bank is still accumulating gold. Isn't her statement a bit too absolute? BTC might just be a product of the speculation cycle; don't get carried away by the hype.

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SigmaBrain

· 2025-12-11 07:56

Cathie is at it again, this time betting on gold and going bullish on BTC... To be honest, I've heard her arguments quite a few times before. Will gold really crash? What will happen to the central bank's gold reserves? It doesn't seem so straightforward. But on the other hand, looking at the trend over 12-18 months is a good testing ground. We'll see the results by then.

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LiquidationKing

· 2025-12-09 17:50

Cathie is trying to ride the hype again... but this time it’s actually kind of interesting. Wait a minute, the central banks have been hoarding gold, but she’s bearish on it? I need to think about this logic... BTC overtaking gold? That’s wishful thinking, not very realistic in the short term. Cathie is hyping up her own tech track record again—what else is new? To be honest, these 18 months of data are the real truth; right now it’s all just talk. So is she saying institutions will go all in on Bitcoin? That’s a bit naive. Her predictions are sometimes spot on, sometimes way off—you have to judge for yourself. The whole "rotation of capital" narrative is so overused. Is it really that simple? Gold is gold, Bitcoin is Bitcoin... you need to hold both, it’s not an either-or situation.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 2025-12-08 09:00

Kathy is hyping up Bitcoin again, but central banks are still hoarding gold... Can it really be pushed down?

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CountdownToBroke

· 2025-12-08 09:00

Now let's see if Cathie Wood will get proven wrong again. How many of her big predictions over the years have actually hit the mark? BTC better than gold? The question is, who dares to go all in? The risks are totally different, come on. Gold will die? Central banks don't believe that at all—they're stockpiling more and more... Cathie is just way too optimistic this time. We'll see what happens next. Anyway, I'm holding both gold and BTC, not betting everything on one. By the way, are institutions really entering the market in large numbers, or is it just another round of fleecing retail investors? Feels like there’s been a ton of bullish news lately.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 2025-12-08 08:47

Is gold about to crash? Cathie is daydreaming again... But it only counts if Bitcoin can really hold up this time.

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ZkSnarker

· 2025-12-08 08:44

ngl cathie's been right on disruptive tech before but framing this as some inevitable rotation? that's a take. central banks aren't exactly dumping gold anytime soon lmao. interesting thesis tho, genuinely curious how the next 18 months play out here.

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CrossChainMessenger

· 2025-12-08 08:41

Is gold really going to be eliminated? I doubt it... What’s Old Mu up to this time? Honestly, she just wants to hype up BTC and pave the way for institutions. As long as she makes money, that’s all that matters—we’ll just play along... Wait a minute, central banks have been hoarding gold for so many years, and now they’re saying it’s outdated? What kind of logic is that... BTC overtaking gold? It’s possible, but let’s see what happens in 12 months... It’s another “this time is really different” story, same old routine, bro. Just listen and don’t take it too seriously... Have they set up enough traps yet? Now they’re starting to tell stories—full of tricks... Gold price is going to fall? I actually think Bitcoin is riskier... I’m always cautious about the things she’s optimistic about, too easy to get rekt...

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SorryRugPulled

· 2025-12-08 08:35

Cathie Wood is hyping up hot topics again. Will she be right this time? --- To be honest, even central banks are still stockpiling gold, yet she's bearish on it... --- Bitcoin replacing gold? Let's wait and see. --- Do institutions really listen to her that much? Sounds a bit exaggerated. --- What can you even verify in 18 months? Short-term volatility is way too high. --- It's that same old disruptive narrative, getting tired of hearing it. --- Gold definitely won't go to zero, but rotation is indeed happening. --- If this prediction turns out wrong, she'll just shift the blame again, haha. --- The crypto world really lacks big-name influencers like her for endorsement. --- Macro isn't that simple; this is way too absolute.

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