Cathie Wood: Bitcoin and Gold Diverge as the 'New Economy' Takes Shape

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Bitcoin news highlights Cathie Wood’s view that Bitcoin is diverging from gold as AI-driven companies create jobs and spur real economic growth. She points to a deflationary cycle driven by technological advancement, 3.7% inflation, declining oil prices, and rising U.S. equity prices. The Fear & Greed Index remains a key indicator of market sentiment amid these shifts.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Cathie Wood, known as "Queen of Crypto," posted on X that Bitcoin is increasingly diverging from gold's price movement, while companies actively embracing AI are accelerating job creation. These signals are not isolated and may indicate the formation of stronger real economic growth alongside a powerful deflationary cycle driven by technological advancement. The current market consensus still prices assets based on the "old economy," while a "new economy" is gradually taking shape.

Cathie Wood also analyzed this week’s non-farm payrolls data, stating that the latest employment report indicates the U.S. economy remains strong. However, markets may interpret these figures as a sign of resurging inflation and further Fed tightening. More noteworthy are a series of structural shifts emerging, including: overall inflation at 3.7%, oil prices potentially falling toward $30, U.S. equities continuing to hit new highs despite rising interest rates, and corporate capital expenditures breaking through a bottleneck that has persisted for over two decades—all of which warrant close attention.


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