ilmscore | Prediction Details
"But here's the difference. The value of gold comes from its use case as a metal, as a precious metal. And so it depends on, you know, how much gold you need. So, if you are a jeweler and you're making bracelets, you need a specific quantity of gold to make those bracelets. You can't just buy little specks of it. You need a certain amount of it. And it's because you need a certain quantity of gold. If you could just do whatever you wanted with a tiny speck, right, then it wouldn't be as scarce. If I want to actually use gold, I need a certain quantity of it to actually do what I need to do. But for Bitcoin, you don't really need any particular quantity because you can't do anything with it, no matter how much of it you have. It just, you know, all you can do is trade it. So that's the difference between a speck of gold and a speck of Bitcoin. A speck of gold isn't going to help me if I'm a jeweler. I need a lot of gold. But if I'm just gambling on Bitcoin, I can gamble on one sat. If I have one sat, I'm in the game. I'm playing, right? It can go up. I can sell it."
By Coin Bureau | November 23, 2025 | Pending
From video
Peter Schiff Warns: Bitcoin ETFs Face Major Outflows + Altcoin Risks Ahead 00:24:57 - 00:26:01
Interpreted Prediction
Gold's value is tied to its physical utility requiring specific quantities, while Bitcoin lacks this utility and is purely for trading, making even small amounts relevant for speculation.

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XAU

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