Gold Reaches All-Time High as Bitcoin Breaks Above $11k
The precious metal has gained roughly 28% this year. Bitcoin is up 13% in 24 hours.

The price of gold reached a new all-time intraday high of $1,942 Monday, extending a rally that started in 2019.
- A record high for the yellow metal comes during an approximately 28% rally since January.
- Gold’s previous record high of $1,924 was reached on Sept. 6, 2011.
- Bitcoin, often viewed as digital gold, soared to $11,400 as the stalwart cryptocurrency keeps pace with gold.
- Bitcoin gained more than 13% over the past 24 hours, according to OnChainFX.
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Miner capitulation is a contrarian signal, indicates renewed bitcoin momentum, VanEck says

VanEck data shows declining bitcoin mining activity has historically preceded strong returns in bitcoin.
What to know:
- VanEck data shows that in the past 30 days bitcoin’s hashrate dropped by the most since April 2024
- Hashrate declines are historically aligned with miner capitulation and markets closer to local bottoms than tops.
- According to VanEck, periods of negative 90-day hashrate growth have delivered positive 180-day bitcoin returns 77% of the time.











