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JPMorgan Analysis: $BTC BTC$XAUUSD More Resilient Than (Gold) During Geopolitical Crises
JPMorgan, a major investment banking giant, states that Bitcoin (BTC) shows a stronger recovery trend compared to traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver. In its latest report on Thursday 26/3 local time, JPMorgan analysts revealed that despite increasing geopolitical tensions and soaring oil price volatility, Bitcoin has been able to maintain a stable price range between $60,000 and $70,000.
JPMorgan analysts note that the weakening trend is actually seen in gold, which is experiencing outflows and decreased liquidity. Conversely, Bitcoin demonstrates characteristics as a store of value that is becoming more mature. Although it initially faced selling pressure at the start of the crisis, similar to volatile macro assets, Bitcoin tends to quickly receive buy support from long-term investors once market concerns begin to subside.
This resilience sends a strong signal to the global market that the narrative of Bitcoin replacing gold in digital portfolios is beginning to be structurally proven. With market dominance remaining solid, price consolidation above the psychological level of $60,000 is considered a crucial foundation for larger institutional capital inflows in 2026, reaffirming BTC’s role as a main defensive fortress amid global economic uncertainties.