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Social media discussions about precious metals have overtaken cryptocurrency chatter during most of January as retail investors chase price rallies in gold and silver while largely ignoring Bitcoin (BTC). What Happened: Retail Shifts Focus to Metals According to data from analytics platform Santimen

Bitcoin (BTC) traded between $87,000 and $88,000 Tuesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. Market participants expect continued rangebound trading with elevated volatility later this week. The Federal Open Market Committee will announce its

Tether added roughly 27 metric tons of gold to its reserves in the fourth quarter of 2025, placing the stablecoin issuer among the world's largest buyers during the period and rivaling accumulation levels typically seen only among central banks. What Happened: Stablecoin Giant Outpaces Central Banks

The combined market capitalization of the top 12 stablecoins fell by approximately $2.24 billion over the past 10 days as investors shifted capital toward traditional safe-haven assets such as gold and silver. What Happened: Stablecoin Outflows On-chain analytics firm Santiment tracked a net decline

Gold reached a record high above $5,000 on Monday as escalating trade tensions and fears of a potential U.S. government shutdown drove investors toward the precious metal, while Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a five-week low near $86,000, deepening the divergence between two assets often compared as stores o