CoinWorld News reports that, according to QCP, its trading director Ivan Lee stated in an interview on Money FM 89.3 that as gold strengthens, digital assets are also being incorporated into a broader macro discussion framework. He pointed out that the description of Bitcoin as "digital gold" emphasizes its scarcity feature more than replacing gold's role in the global reserve system. Ivan Lee said that gold remains a widely accepted reserve asset worldwide and can provide diversified support for crypto-related asset liabilities. At the same time, Bitcoin and gold perform differently under various macroeconomic conditions; their trends during risk-avoidance environments and liquidity expansion phases are not entirely aligned, but both can coexist in an investment portfolio.