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Bitcoin lags as gold and silver post best week of 2026
While precious metals rallied strongly this week, Bitcoin remained largely flat, raising questions about broader market dynamics beyond the yen carry trade.
Gold and silver achieved their strongest weekly performance of 2026, with combined gains representing a $2.7 trillion move, while Bitcoin showed minimal movement over the same period. The article challenges the common narrative that the yen carry trade dynamics fully explain Bitcoin's relative underperformance, suggesting other factors are at play.
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