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Gold Makes History! When Bitcoin?
Welcome back to the Daily Coinsauce Newsletter! Let’s dive into today’s updates—there’s a lot to unpack!

💧Top headlines from the last 24 hours:
• Gold prices surge above $3,500/oz for the first time in history.
• Ethereum fees drop to a 5-year low.
📅 Today
Gold Makes History!

Gold prices officially surge above $3,500/oz for the first time in history.
Gold prices are currently up more than 50% over the last 12 months.
It is also now outperforming the S&P 500 since 2020.
Gold funds posted a record ~$8 billion in net inflows last week.
This is double the record weekly inflows seen during the 2020 pandemic.
Gold prices have now rallied 29% this year, the best year-to-date gain since 1974.
ETH Keeps Disappointing!

Transaction costs on the Ethereum network have dropped to the lowest level in 5 years as the amount of activity on the blockchain is in a lull.
Ethereum network fees are now around $0.168 per transaction.
The much awaited Pectra upgrade for the Ethereum is now scheduled to go live on the mainnet on May 7.
ETH/BTC is approaching a macro support level, indicating that a reversal in prices for ETH is on the cards.
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