Esteemed specialist Jamie Coutts has put forth the notion that during the present economic era, the performance of gold will pale in comparison to cryptocurrencies. By referencing historical economic information, the analyst drew parallels between Bitcoin and gold, highlighting the potential dominance of Bitcoin over precious metals in the forthcoming years.

In discussions pertaining to Bitcoin and gold, veteran analyst Jamie Coutts, while predicting a rise in gold value, expressed his anticipation that the world of cryptocurrency would immensely overshadow the allure of precious metals as markets usher in a new era of assets. The analyst emphasized in his observations that cryptocurrency exchanges currently feature products known as ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products) with Assets Under Management (AUM) totaling approximately 100 billion dollars, 80% of which is represented by Bitcoin. Comparatively, gold ETPs have an AUM of roughly 190 billion dollars. Coutts acknowledged his belief in the potential surge of gold prices; however, he pointed out that gold's rise would not be able to match the projected 2-3 fold increase that cryptocurrencies are expected to experience during this market cycle, marking the emergence of an entirely new asset classification.

In a fascinating historical comparison, Jamie Coutts drew an analogy between the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and the phenomena in the stock market during the early 1980s. According to Coutts, individuals from Generation Y might outpace inflation through cryptocurrency investments, akin to how the Baby Boomer generation excelled in stock investments over the past four decades. In concluding his discourse on this subject, Coutts articulated: "What 1982 symbolized for the Boomer cohort, 2009 signifies for Generation Y. The epoch of the substantial upturn in stocks commenced when the Boomer generation entered the workforce. Similarly, the remarkable surge in Bitcoin and other blockchain assets was kickstarted when governments, and the Boomers they represent, opted to chastise subsequent generations for their mistakes during the Great Financial Crisis (GFC). Nobody bore the consequences of the GFC, bonuses were preserved, and the reins of regulations were taken over by the industry, allowing entities like banks, major food corporations, pharmaceutical giants, and tech behemoths to grow too influential to fail. The government instead chose to perpetuate debt and devaluation rather than practicing restraint and integrity. Bitcoin is designed as a countermeasure for an era marked by adulteration and indebtedness, emerging as an alternative form of stable currency merged with cutting-edge technology—a transparent and equitable financial system. Just as it has continued to do so historically and is presently combating inflation, Bitcoin serves as an asset that can be self-endowed, away from the clutches of institutions and governments that may lay claim to it when dire circumstances arise."