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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 18 MIN

Bitcoin and Gold – why they are better together

from Investing, Markets & Money · host The Armchair Trader

In this eposode we're diving into Bitcoin and gold – exploring whether Bitcoin is really a new alternative to gold or something different altogether. Join host Stuart Fieldhouse as he chats with Dovile Silenskyte, Director, Digital Assets Research at WisdomTree, uncovering why long-term holding beats market timing, how Bitcoin's volatility is changing, and what the future holds for these two macro assets in your portfolio. Stay tuned for information to find out: ✔️Whether Bitcoin is still considered to be a volatile asset. ✔️Who's buying Bitcoin now and why. ✔️Whether Bitcoin will be a competitor to gold in the future. ✔️How current events are impacting the Bitcoin market. And lots more. You can find more information on WisdomTree's crypto ETFs here - https://www.wisdomtree.eu/en-gb Sign up for The Armchair Trader free newsletter here - https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/new... Chapters 01:20 Should you buy and hold bitcoin? 03:57 Are institutions buying bitcoin? 05:13 How does Bitcoin behave versus traditional assets? 07:00 Bitcoin versus Gold 11:24 Bitcoin exposure through ETFs 14:40 Stablecoins 15:15 Is Bitcoin going to replace fiat currency? 16:20 Bitcoin regulation

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