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The notable outperformance of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) over gold in 2023, with BTC surging by 93% and ETH showing a 39% relative increase compared to gold, is indicative of the growing interest in cryptocurrencies as alternative investments. The recent surge in Bitcoin's price, with over 30% growth, can be partially attributed to the positive developments regarding the eagerly anticipated Bitcoin ETF awaiting SEC approval.

This performance has implications for future investment directions. Investors are increasingly considering cryptocurrencies as a viable addition to their portfolios. Compared to traditional assets like stocks and bonds, BTC and ETH have exhibited stronger performance, and their lower downside risk adds to their appeal.

The trend suggests a growing shift towards diversifying investments into the cryptocurrency market, which has shown resilience and substantial growth potential. Investors seeking higher returns may be more inclined to explore BTC and ETH as part of their investment strategy. 

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2023 will see continued interest in Bitcoin among fans and investors. In terms of durability and resilience, Bitcoin and Ethereum have outperformed conventional asset classes. This year, Bitcoin has increased in value by 93% over gold. Ethereum has increased in value by 39% in gold terms, though not as quickly as Bitcoin.

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2 hours ago, Cryptoreach said:

2023 will see continued interest in Bitcoin among fans and investors. In terms of durability and resilience, Bitcoin and Ethereum have outperformed conventional asset classes. This year, Bitcoin has increased in value by 93% over gold. Ethereum has increased in value by 39% in gold terms, though not as quickly as Bitcoin.

With the Bitcoin halving around the corner and anticipated approval of BTC ETF by SEC we could see more positive uptrend on BTC and ETH. Is worth noting that other tokens have been performing well especially exchange tokens like Bitget (BGB) and OKX. Is predicted that BGB could reach $10 according to its roadmap. 

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