最新报道:Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, suggested potential US tariffs on gold imports could drive capital toward Bitcoin, calling it a "tariff-proof" asset due to its digital nature. Metaplanet president Simon Gerovich echoed this view, contrasting gold as "heavy, slow, political" with Bitcoin's "light, fast, free" attributes. The Japanese firm recently purchased $54M in Bitcoin, bringing its holdings to 17,595 BTC ($1.78B). While gold futures hit record highs post-tariff rumors, Bitcoin traded sideways, down less than 1%. Veteran trader Peter Brandt highlighted Bitcoin's potential as a superior store of value by comparing the dollar's 95% purchasing power decline since 1971 against gold's stability. The debate continues as institutions place public bets on Bitcoin while gold's price surge reflects persistent demand for tangible assets during policy uncertainty.