Gold is falling, Bitcoin is rising. This rare "immortal fork" market is actually back again!

Data from January 14th shows that the 52-week correlation between Bitcoin and gold has completely zeroed out, marking the first time since 2022, and by the end of the month, it is likely to turn negative. In the historical patterns of the crypto world, whenever Bitcoin stops playing with gold, it often signals a strong rally. Based on an average increase of 56%, Bitcoin could potentially surge to $144,000 to $150,000 in the next two months.

This is actually supported by the macro environment: the global money-printing machine has started accelerating again (M2 growth), and the Federal Reserve's balance sheet reduction is nearing its end. Matt Hougan, Head of Research at Bitwise, even openly states that a new round of global money printing cycle has begun, and this trend could last at least until 2026.

The current trend is exactly the same as the big bull market in 2020. Bitcoin has already endured a frustrating sideways period and is now stepping on the accelerator for "vertical takeoff." If history repeats, the target for this wave is $150,000. In simple terms, more money is flowing in, and Bitcoin is on the eve of a crazy surge. The next step is to see how it doubles in value. $BTC #Gate广场创作者新春激励