Bradley Duke, Head of Europe at Bitwise, has described Bitcoin as an offensive asset and gold as a defensive one. Speaking at the Digital Asset Forum in London, he explained that gold acts as a buffer...

Bradley Duke, Head of Europe at Bitwise, has described Bitcoin as an offensive asset and gold as a defensive one. Speaking at the Digital Asset Forum in London, he explained that gold acts as a buffer when the market declines, while Bitcoin offers greater upside potential when the market rallies, Decrypt reported. Duke added that one asset focuses on upside potential, while the other is centered on protecting against the downside risks of uncertainty.

Bitwise Europe head: BTC is offensive, gold is defensive

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