The correlation between Bitcoin and gold is much closer than you think. Looking back at the 2020 market rally makes it clear—after gold hit a peak, Bitcoin immediately started a crazy surge of 500%.

This is not some magical coincidence; quite simply, it’s large capital flows. When gold loses its appeal, risk-averse funds begin to look for new opportunities. And for capital, the opportunities in the cryptocurrency market are often more exciting.

So at this stage, instead of worrying about when BTC will break through, it’s better to focus on a more critical signal—the top of gold. Once gold peaks and reverses, the same story is likely to repeat.

History has a characteristic: it doesn’t notify you in advance, but it will reaffirm itself when you are half-believing and half-doubting.