Bitcoin (BTC) is often compared to gold for its rareness. But is it really a good comparison? From the extraction to the quantity passing through the current and future use of these two assets, which one seems the most interesting? Alessandro Soldati, CEO of GOLD AVENUE gives us his vision on the precious metal and the king of cryptocurrencies, as well as the best way to assemble them in a wallet.
Can Bitcoin and gold be complementary?
Let’s find out if gold and Bitcoin are 2 complementary assets allowing you to build up solid savings, a necessary condition to ensure resilience in times of uncertainty.
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