
Bitcoin Surges Past Post-Election Lows, Outpaces Gold Amid Shifting Investor Sentiment
- UAE
- May 2, 2025

Bitcoin has risen above $ 90,000, recovering from a strong decrease that followed the presidential elections of the United States in November 2024. This rebound has revived discussions about its potential role as a safe asset, as special as it exceeds those applied in the current market environment.
After reaching a minimum of approximately $ 74,500 in early April, the price of Bitcoin increased almost 25%, erasing a significant portion of its previous losses. This ascending trajectory is attributed to a combination of factors, including renewed interest of investors and changing macroconomic conditions.
Analysts point out the growing appeal of Bitcoin as coverage against traditional financial instruments. Geoff Kendrick, head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered, predicts that Bitcoin reaches $ 120,000 in the second quarter of 2025. Appointment economic uncertainties, such as the increase in rates and questions about the Federal Reserve policies, as catalysts that drive investors towards Bitcoin on traditional assets such as US treasures.
The performance of cryptocurrencies has also been reinforced by institutional interest. It is anticipated that the next presentations of the SEC 13F reveal greater Bitcoin holdings by the guest pension and the sovereign wealth funds. In addition, the approval of the funds quoted in the Bitcoin Stock Exchange at the beginning of this year has facilitated a greater general adoption, contributing to its appreciation of prices.
Comparatively, Gold has experienced more modest performance. Although it reached a record record of $ 3,500 per ounce in April, their profits have an eclipsed bone by the rapid rise of Bitcoin. The price ratio of Bitcoin-Oro, a metric used to compare the value of the two assets, reached a record of 40 in December 2024, which reflects the growing domain of Bitcoin in the alternative asset space.
Despite the thesis developments, some experts urge caution. Mark Hacket of Nationwide Financial emphasizes that it is premature to classify Bitcoin as a safe asset for his historical volatility. He points out that while Bitcoin’s recent performance is promising, he must demonstrate sustained stability and low correlation with traditional risk assets to be considered a reliable value reserve.
The broader market context also plays a role in Bitcoin’s resurgence. The economic policies of President Trump, including delayed rates, have influenced investor behavior, which caused a reevaluation of asset allocations. As traditional markets fight with these policy changes, alternative assets such as Bitcoin are gaining ground among investors seeking diversification.