2025-12-28 07:24:15

Market analysts have recently shared an interesting perspective: Bitcoin doesn't necessarily have to follow the rhythm of gold and silver. The chief analyst from a well-known on-chain data platform suggested on social media that this could break many people's conventional understanding.

Interestingly, professional macroeconomic researchers are also in the same camp. She pointed out a key phenomenon in a recent podcast discussion — Bitcoin's performance against gold has been particularly eye-catching lately. The reason is quite straightforward: Bitcoin has basically been stagnant over the past year, while gold has experienced a significant upward trend. This stark contrast perfectly explains why the ratio between the two has been moving in this direction.

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AirdropBlackHole

· 12-28 07:53

The recent surge in gold is indeed impressive; BTC needs to reflect on this. Speaking of which, it's quite normal for Bitcoin to decouple from gold, after all, their use cases are completely different. However, no movement for a year... that's a bit unreasonable, isn't it? On-chain data is just for reference; the key is to see how things develop moving forward.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 12-28 07:45

Ha, Bitcoin decoupling from gold? I like this statement; I'm already tired of that set of financial asset correlation theories. Gold rises while the coin stagnates, and the spread is indeed ugly... By the way, when do we have to wait to turn things around? But on-chain data speaks for itself; this time it's quite reliable, much better than traditional analysis methods. This contrast is outrageous—one is sluggish, and the other is thriving. No wonder the ratio is so disappointing. Feels like they're just telling stories to retail investors again. When will it be our turn to explode?

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BearMarketBro

· 12-28 07:44

Bitcoin steps up, gold soars—this gap is indeed a bit awkward.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 12-28 07:41

Bitcoin has a temper; it has to go against gold to feel comfortable. When gold rises, I just lie low? That logic is a bit ridiculous. Another year with no movement, but gold is still showing off. No wonder the ratio is so awkward. So you're saying Bitcoin doesn't need to follow the trend, just do your own thing? I don't believe you. The contrast is incredible; gold is almost catching up.

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LayerZeroHero

· 12-28 07:30

Bro, isn't this logic a bit backwards? Bitcoin is stagnating while gold is soaring. Doesn't that mean Bitcoin is being left far behind by Grandpa Gold? People are still hyping that Bitcoin can replace gold, but its performance this year has been completely crushed. It's a bit embarrassing. Breaking the perception? It feels more like the perception has been shattered... How many years have we been hearing that Bitcoin is decoupling from gold? In the end, they still move together. Which one of you is telling the truth? Wait, now the on-chain influencers are trying to clean up Bitcoin's reputation? When Bitcoin performs poorly, they blame gold? It's basically admitting that Bitcoin is less stable than gold, and they just added a layer of theoretical sugar coating.

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OnchainHolmes

· 12-28 07:30

Hmm, this opinion isn't new; someone mentioned it last year. Bitcoin decoupling from gold? That's incredible. Speaking of gold rising so sharply, why does it seem like no one is discussing it? The crypto world was dead last year, no wonder it was left behind by gold. Wait, is this hinting at a bottoming opportunity? This wave of gold's rally really made the crypto scene look even worse. But whether decoupling will happen depends on what happens next.

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