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    Bitcoin to Gold per ounce ratio dropping Sharply- Can It Disrupt the Market?

    The traders’ interest in physical gold investment is soaring. In comparison, Bitcoin ETF trading is facing a standstill.

    Updated Feb 05, 2025
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    Bitcoin to Gold per ounce ratio dropping Sharply- Can It Disrupt the Market?

    According to today’s updates, JP Morgan is all set up to soar physical gold delivery. This month they will bring a $4 billion watt of gold to the US. You may be wondering how this news is related to cryptocurrency trading.  

    Well, a surge in physical gold trading has resulted in the Bitcoin gold ratio heating to its lowest point since November. Physical gold buying has been marked safe again as its price surges 10% in 2025. But what about Bitcoin gold?  

    The status of trading in gold  

    Gold trading is a safe investment place again. The US incurred trade-war could not reduce its status. But Bitcoin gold which was supposed to gain much traction in 2025 is rather facing downside now.  

    What is the Bitcoin gold ratio now? 

    The Bitcoin gold ratio has dropped by 34 points recently. It is the ratio between the price of Bitcoin in terms of USD and the price of gold in the US per ounce (in terms of USD).  

    The way ahead  

    The current future seems bright for the yellow metal. But is that any link with gold ETF as well? Certainly. Bitcoin ETF trading is also on the rise. There is a section of non-directional bets on it.  

    However, this ongoing trend of ETF buying is not permanent. Any simultaneous future selling or any significant price fluctuation can offset it easily.  

    Recently, there has been a $4 billion inflow in the spot-listed US-based ETFs. It is purely an inflation-driven action. At the same time, inflation-based impulse buying could give away if the price stabilizes.  

    Note for traders  

    Do invest in Gold ETF, as the market is going bullish. Inflation is also becoming stable, but it won’t reduce anytime soon.  

    So, the gold prices will likely increase. Especially with players like JP Morgan complimenting traders with gold inflow, it is likely that the Bitcoin gold ratio would fall further. 

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