Recent discussions among market observers highlight the evolving perceptions of Bitcoin and gold as investment assets. Analysts note that Bitcoin is increasingly being referred to as 'digital gold,' particularly in light of its performance compared to traditional assets like gold and the Nasdaq index. Following a 6% drop in the Nasdaq, Bitcoin managed to close higher, indicating a potential decoupling from traditional stock market trends. Observers have pointed out that while the Nasdaq returned to its September 2024 lows, Bitcoin's price remained significantly elevated. This divergence raises questions about Bitcoin's role as a hedge against market volatility and its position in the investment landscape.