
Gold Posts Its Worst Losing Streak Since 1920 as Bitcoin Quietly Gains Ground
Gold has fallen for 10 straight days, the longest run in over a century. Meanwhile, one bitcoin now buys nearly 16 ounces of gold, up 30% from recent lows.
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Gold has fallen for 10 straight days, the longest run in over a century. Meanwhile, one bitcoin now buys nearly 16 ounces of gold, up 30% from recent lows.

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