How much Gold will it take to buy one Bitcoin next?
💡 What the odds say
Most likely: 10 oz at about a 76% chance — likely.
The market is pricing a 76% chance that Bitcoin's value in gold terms will first cross 30 oz per coin rather than fall to 10 oz, reflecting a bet that Bitcoin's relative strength against gold will persist or widen—this is not a raw price forecast but a race between two thresholds.
What's driving it
- • Increased institutional access to Bitcoin via ETFs is cited as narrowing the gap with gold, driving the bull case for Bitcoin outperforming gold (TradingView, Apr 4).
- • A prominent gold advocate, Peter Schiff, debated a Bitcoin maximalist, signaling the ideological battle remains alive but with no resolution that shifts the ratio decisively (The Singju Post, Apr 10).
- • A Fortune report notes a crypto firm switching from storing Bitcoin in Swiss vaults to storing gold, suggesting some capital rotation from Bitcoin to gold, which could slow the ratio's rise (Fortune, Jan 30).
The case for YES
- • If Bitcoin ETFs continue attracting new capital while gold demand remains steady, the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio could push past 30 oz per coin (TradingView, Apr 4).
- • The headline about companies dumping Bitcoin (24/7 Wall St., Apr 6) may be a short-term noise, as the longer trend of Bitcoin monetization relative to gold is still intact, favoring the 30 oz target.
The case for NO
- • A shift in investor preference toward gold, as seen in the firm moving assets into gold vaults (Fortune, Jan 30), could slow or reverse Bitcoin's appreciation relative to gold, making 10 oz the next threshold hit.
- • If the Bitcoin selloff noted in the prediction (24/7 Wall St., Apr 6) deepens amid regulatory or macroeconomic pressure, the ratio could drop sharply toward the 10 oz target before any new highs.
What to watch
- • New monthly ETF flow data (e.g., July 2026 reports): significant net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs would tilt odds further toward Yes (30 oz); outflows or flat flows would boost the No case.
- • Any major gold price shock (e.g., a central bank buying spree or a geopolitical flight to gold) would spike the denominator in the ratio, making 10 oz more likely (No).
- • The next Bitcoin halving effect or a major exchange hack or regulatory clampdown could trigger a swift move toward either threshold, with direction depending on market confidence.
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How it resolves
Resolved on-chain per the rules written into each market (stablecoin-settled). On-chain settlement is transparent but, like any market, only as good as the rules it was written with.
Resolution criteria
### **Market Details:** - **Market Close:** This market will only be closed once a resolution is achieved. - **Resolution Deadline:** The resolution will be determined as soon as an outcome is reached. - **Market Targets:** - **10 oz Target:** 1 Bitcoin = 10.0000 ounces of Gold. - **30 oz Target**: 1 Bitcoin = 30.0000 ounces of Gold. ### **Resolution Criteria:** - The market resolves based on which condition is met first: - **“30 oz”** if the Bitcoin to Gold Ratio on Longterm Trends reaches or exceeds the 30 oz Target. - **“10 oz”** if the Bitcoin to Gold Ratio on Longterm Trends drops to equal or below the 10 oz Target. ### **Resolution Details:** The market resolves based on the BItcoin to Gold Ratio Chart (logarithmic scale) on Longterm Trends, specifically: - 1-Year view ("1y"). - Bitcoin / Gold ratio in ounces for each day Only the “Bitcoin / Gold Ratio” value as quoted by Longterm Trends will be considered. ### **Cancellation (Invalidity) Conditions:** - The BItcoin / Gold Ratio on Longterm Trends is suspended or becomes unreliable. - The Longterm Trends platform is unavailable or experiences significant disruptions. - Any circumstance prevents reliable price tracking. - Myriad Markets undergoes a change in its contract that demands a cancellation of all active markets, or a similar significant technical change. In the event of cancellation, participants may claim their stakes at the market value of their open positions at the time of cancellation. This could result in a profit or a loss, depending on the price of their outstanding shares.
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