Bitcoin CEO can compete with gold, such as infection over the next decade.

Bitcoin can challenge gold as a hedge against inflation over the next decade, according to Bolockstream Adam Pak.

Bitcoin can challenge gold as a hedge against inflation over the next decade, according to Bolockstream Adam Pak. Speaking at the Paris Blockchain 2025 Week, the background referred to the high inflation and the adoption of the growing cryptocurrency as the main engines of future bitcoin attractiveness. Bitcoin compared gold, noting that although both of them are rare origins, Bitcoin is also subject to the adoption curve. This makes it a convincing alternative for investors looking for a valuable store.

Global inflation has increased, especially in the United States and Europe, and this is partly due to the increase in supply. The main currencies such as the US dollar and the euro have witnessed that its supplies are growing by more than 50 % in the past five years. As the value of the Fiat currencies has decreased, solid assets such as bitcoin have become more attractive. The expected inflation may expect an average of 10 % to 15 % annually during the next decade, making it difficult for traditional investments such as stocks or housing providing similar returns.

In addition to inflation concerns, geopolitical instability can increase Bitcoin’s attractiveness. Back suggested that Bitcoin can eventually take its stake in the market of gold, especially as a hedge against geopolitical risks. He stressed that although the value of Bitcoin was volatile, its scarcity in the long run and the increasing recognition of its capabilities as a store for the value of the value well for adoption in the future.

Another factor that leads Bitcoin’s adoption is organizational changes in the United States. The approval of the Bitcoin boxes on the Stock Exchange (ETFS) and a more convenient situation towards encrypted currencies under the Trump administration has provided a boost to the market. Back pointed out that the removal of organizational obstacles, such as the “CokkePoint 2.0”, which has previously hindered encryption growth, opened the door for Bitcoin on a large scale.

He also again indicated that individual investors should lead Bitcoin’s adoption before governments. He expressed concern that once governments begin to buy Bitcoin, they may lead to competition between countries to control the origin. In his opinion, it is better for investors to be in a better position to buy Bitcoin first, allowing them to benefit before participating in governments.

Despite some price fluctuations, Bitcoin’s capabilities as a hedge against inflation and its growing dependence indicate that it may play an important role in the global financial scene in the coming years.

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