Gold went sideways for 13 years. Matthew Mezinskis thinks that silence is about to matter a lot for Bitcoin.
"The most apples to apples comparison for Bitcoin is gold. I one hundred percent agree with you. Gold got to two thousand dollars an ounce in 2011, then went basically sideways for the next thirteen years, which happens to be almost exactly the lifespan of Bitcoin."
Two assets, one competing for the same pool of capital. When gold finally broke out with one of its most violent moves since the 1980s, it opened a question: does that liquidity eventually rotate into Bitcoin too?
His answer leans toward yes, and he lays out exactly why in this clip.
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