According to the source, 750 billion dollars was added to gold’s market capitalization today via a public post on X dated Nov 11, 2025, indicating an unusually large single-day move in XAU exposure, source: public social media post on X dated Nov 11, 2025. Based on World Gold Council estimates that the total above-ground gold value was roughly 12 to 13 trillion dollars in 2023, a 750 billion dollar increase implies about a 5 to 6 percent one-day gain, which is extreme by historical standards and typically coincides with falling real yields or risk-off flows, source: World Gold Council research on above-ground gold value and gold sensitivity to real yields. For crypto, BTC has periodically tracked gold during stress, with Kaiko reporting the 90-day BTC–gold correlation rising toward 0.5 during the 2023 US banking turmoil, so traders should watch BTCUSD alongside XAUUSD and the US 10-year TIPS real yield for potential spillovers, source: Kaiko market research and US Treasury TIPS-derived real yield data. If the gold jump reflects lower real yields, that backdrop has historically supported both gold and BTC by reducing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets, making DXY and real yield momentum key macro drivers to monitor for BTC’s digital gold narrative, source: World Gold Council analysis on real yields and gold and Fidelity Digital Assets research on macro drivers of BTC. Near-term trading checklist includes monitoring XAUUSD spot versus GC futures basis, BTC–gold rolling correlation, DXY trend, and liquidity conditions, with tighter risk limits given potential volatility clustering after such a large single-day move, source: CME Group contract specifications for GC futures and Kaiko correlation metrics.