Bitcoin and gold are both down YTD; this has never happened before in a year
Bitcoin and gold are 2026âs worst major assets so farâBTC down 26% YTD, gold off 7%.
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Bitcoin and gold are 2026âs worst major assets so farâBTC down 26% YTD, gold off 7%.
Bitcoin and gold are both down YTD; this has never happened before in a year | Seeking Alpha
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Bitcoin (
BTC-USD
) and gold (
GLD
) are the worst-performing major assets this year so far.
Having these two major assets be the worst performers in a year is something not seen before in any calendar year, Charlie Bilello, chief market strategist at Creative
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