Gold has hit a historical high, is Bitcoin going to be the next 'anti-inflation artifact'? Who is madly betting behind the scenes!
Gold has recently gone completely 'crazy'! London spot prices surged to $3508.69, and New York futures skyrocketed to $3578.4, both breaking records!
But what's even more exciting is that behind this wave of soaring prices, the insiders have seen a hidden signal that $BTC might be the 'next in line' signal!
The market almost unanimously believes: the Federal Reserve will definitely cut interest rates in September! According to CME data, the probability of a 25 basis point cut is over 89.7%, almost a 'done deal'.
Why can interest rate cuts boost gold? Gold's 'zero-interest advantage', after a rate cut, other asset yields decline, making the 'opportunity cost' of holding gold lower, and capital naturally piles into gold; moreover, the dollar is being 'suppressed', rate cuts often lead to dollar depreciation, and gold and the dollar are like a 'seesaw', when the dollar weakens, gold can be purchased with less money, and the price naturally rises.
More crucially, under the global 'flood of liquidity', gold's anti-inflation properties as 'hard currency' have been completely activated! In the trend of inflation, central banks around the world are frantically buying gold, and ordinary people are also treating gold as a 'life-saving asset'. Bitcoin has always been regarded as 'digital gold', and the scarcity and anti-inflation logic of Bitcoin are almost 'from the same school' as gold.
It seems that the narrative of gold and Bitcoin as 'anti-inflation' is forming a 'dual engine'. Gold is a traditional safe-haven asset, while Bitcoin is a 'digital version' alternative, and in the future cycle, both may 'resonate upwards'.
Therefore, it is boldly speculated that Bitcoin has a very high probability of continuing to oscillate upwards in the next cycle. The trend of institutional inflows and purchases, such as ETFs and the gradually maturing market structure, also provides historical support not seen before.
Even if U.S. inflation rebounds and the Federal Reserve pauses rate cuts, it may cause short-term fluctuations, but in the long run, global 'dedollarization' + geopolitical risks + continuous inflow of institutional funds make it highly unlikely that Bitcoin's 'oscillating upward' trend will change.
As for the specific situation of Bitcoin later on, and the specific layout to follow, everyone should pay attention to the insiders. The latest situations and layouts will be shared firsthand by the insiders.
Get on board now, follow the insiders, and feast heartily!!!
