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Ark CEO Cathie Wood Would Hold Bitcoin, Not Gold for the Next 10 Years

Bitcoin bull Cathie Wood believes gold’s time has come and gone.

The CEO of Ark Invest weighed in on the enduring debate between the traditional safe haven asset and digital currency during a recent Bloomberg UK podcast, Merryn Talks Money. 

In a hypothetical scenario where Wood had to choose between holding gold, a cash deposit account, or Bitcoin for a decade, she made her stance clear.

“It’s a hedge against inflation and deflation. It’s digital,” she began, passionately advocating for Bitcoin. Wood acknowledged the time-tested appeal of gold but highlighted a crucial difference. “Gold already has its demand; it’s happened,” she explained. In contrast, she emphasized that Bitcoin remains a fresh and evolving asset, with institutions only beginning to scratch the surface of its potential.

Wood’s perspective aligns with the prevailing sentiment among younger investors who increasingly favor Bitcoin over gold. She pointed out that Bitcoin’s allure lies in its technological novelty and the rising enthusiasm from millennials and Gen Z, who see it as a more attractive store of value compared to the yellow metal.

Intriguingly, Wood made a notable observation regarding the role of both gold and Bitcoin as hedges against deflation. However, she noted that Bitcoin’s recent performance suggests that it has been outshining its traditional counterpart.

In summary, Wood’s sentiment reflects the evolving landscape of investments, with Bitcoin emerging as a powerful contender. 

Time will tell if more investors will follow suit as Bitcoin continues its recovery from 2022’s brutal bear market.

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