According to @AltcoinDaily, CZ Binance stated that Bitcoin will flip gold and did not provide a timeframe. source: @AltcoinDaily In trading terms, flipping gold refers to BTC’s total market capitalization exceeding the estimated value of above‑ground gold stocks. source: World Gold Council and Investopedia The World Gold Council estimates total above‑ground gold at roughly 208,000 tonnes, implying multi‑trillion‑dollar value at recent prices. source: World Gold Council Bitcoin’s market cap peaked around the $1–1.4 trillion range in 2024, which remains below gold’s aggregate value. source: CoinMarketCap and World Gold Council For positioning, monitor these metrics: BTC total market cap, the BTC/XAU price ratio, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF developments following January 2024 approvals, and Bitcoin’s post‑April 2024 halving that reduced new issuance by 50 percent. source: CoinMarketCap; TradingView; U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; Bitcoin.org

According to the source, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) stated that Bitcoin will flip gold’s market cap, adding no specific timeline and noting it might take some time. Source: CZ on X, Oct 20, 2025. Flipping gold implies surpassing roughly $13–15 trillion, based on World Gold Council’s estimate of about 208,874 tonnes of above-ground gold and LBMA gold prices in the $1,900–$2,100 per ounce range; the valuation is derived from those figures. Sources: World Gold Council; LBMA; author’s calculation. At a circulating supply near 19.5–19.7 million BTC, achieving a $13–15 trillion market cap would imply approximately $650,000–$770,000 per BTC. Sources: Coin Metrics (circulating supply as of 2024-09); author’s calculation. For trading, benchmark upside by dividing the $13–15 trillion target by Bitcoin’s current market cap from CoinMarketCap and monitor BTC dominance (BTC.D) on TradingView for rotation signals between BTC and altcoins. Sources: CoinMarketCap; TradingView.