Gold is experiencing its longest losing streak in over a century, having declined 27% from its January peak to a low of $4,090 per ounce, though it has rebounded 2% over the past 24 hours. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains robust above $70,000, with the Bitcoin-to-gold exchange ratio approaching 16 ounces, up approximately 30% from its pre-Middle East conflict lows. Analysts point out that Bitcoin's historical performance often involves initially lagging behind gold before subsequently outperforming it, and recent data shows that billions of dollars have flowed out of gold ETFs this month, while inflows to Bitcoin ETFs have reached $2.5 billion.