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#Gold4200BTCStalls Gold moved above $4,200 per ounce as weaker employment data, lower Treasury yields, and a softer dollar increased demand for traditional defensive assets. Silver also strengthened, showing that investors are actively trading the possibility of a less aggressive Federal Reserve. Bitcoin, meanwhile, remained near $64,000–$65,000 and did not follow gold into a breakout. That does not necessarily invalidate Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative. It suggests that capital currently prefers an asset with lower volatility and a clearer relationship with real interest rates. Bitcoin may need stronger ETF inflows, improving liquidity, or new onchain demand before it can regain leadership.