Bitcoin holders have seen net losses over the past 30 days, the first time since late 2023, as realized profits have dominated for over two years. Data from CryptoQuant shows a dip in the Bitcoin rolling 30-day realized profit and loss metric, indicating coins were sold below their purchase cost.

Gold has surged past $4,700 per ounce for the first time as global tensions rise, pushing investors towards traditional safe-haven assets. Spot gold reached an all-time high of $4,701.23, while silver also traded near historic highs. The Bitcoin-to-gold ratio has dropped over 50%, signaling a potential shift in performance.

US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $394.7 million in net outflows on Monday, breaking a four-day inflow streak of over $1.8 billion. President Trump’s trade rhetoric is causing de-risking, with Valr’s CEO noting that such measures historically impact digital and other risk assets.

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