
hokutanmichela
@hokutanmichela
Bitcoin plays a growing role in the global macroeconomy as a decentralized digital currency, often dubbed "digital gold." Its potential as a safe-haven asset stems from its finite supply (21 million coins), censorship resistance, and independence from central banks, appealing during inflation or geopolitical unrest. By March 2025, with a market cap nearing $1.5 trillion, it rivals gold’s appeal, showing low correlation with traditional markets. However, its volatility—evident in 2022’s 60% drop—challenges its reliability. Still, institutional adoption (e.g., ETFs) and hedging demand bolster its safe-haven case amid economic uncertainty. 0 reply
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