• Tekedia Capital flagged a roughly USD 1.1 trillion drop in gold’s market capitalization, driven by a sharp fall in prices.
• The analysis tied the slide to higher-rate expectations, citing gold’s lack of yield versus interest-bearing assets.
• A stronger U.S. dollar was cited as a key headwind, raising gold’s cost for non-dollar buyers.
• Bitcoin and other digital assets were highlighted as competing stores of value, drawing flows away from traditional safe havens.
• Gold’s outlook was framed as dependent on inflation, central bank policy, geopolitics, and growth; rate cuts could support a rebound.

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