TechFlow news, June 9 — According to Jinshi Data, a research report by CITIC Securities stated that cryptocurrencies have strong privacy and inflation resistance. Since their inception, they have grown rapidly and are gradually becoming formalized assets. As the essential demand for cryptocurrencies expands, a pricing structure similar to gold's fundamental support driven by solid demand—and speculation—is taking shape.
In the short term, however, due to insufficient monetization and high-risk appetite among marginal investors, cryptocurrencies exhibit stronger speculative characteristics. In the medium to long term, both cryptocurrencies and gold are expected to benefit from increased monetization driven by deglobalization and de-dollarization trends. The concept of "future gold" does not necessarily include Bitcoin, but is highly likely to involve cryptocurrencies. In the short run, cryptocurrencies could benefit from potential regulatory relaxation during a Trump presidency, though clarity on trade and foreign policies remains pending.
