Bitcoin’s Slump Widens Safe-Haven Gap With Gold

Bitcoin has fallen about 5% over the past week, while gold surged nearly 5% and hit a new record high around $3,791.

Experts say the divergence highlights that institutional and sovereign players are turning to gold as a clearer safe-haven under macro stress, while crypto is still in earlier phases of adoption.

As of now, Bitcoin’s inflows over a 90-day period remain under $10 billion, compared with $18.5 billion into gold. Analysts note that gold tends to move first as the preferred safe-haven, with Bitcoin historically following one to two months later once risk appetite shifts back toward digital assets.

Clever Robot News Desk 25^th September 2025