【Crypto World】Market analysts point out that the capital spillover effect after the gold market capitalization broke through the $10 trillion mark last year is worth noting. Once some funds shift from gold to Bitcoin, considering Bitcoin’s relatively small market size and high liquidity volatility, even a small proportion of transferred funds can significantly influence price movements. This kind of asset rotation is not uncommon in history—when traditional safe-haven assets slow down, high-risk, high-reward alternative assets often attract attention. On the other hand, gold prices themselves are also brewing new highs, with industry forecasts suggesting gold could reach around $4,700 per ounce, setting a new all-time high. Whether these two safe-haven assets can form a linkage effect still depends on subsequent fundamental changes.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 1h ago
Can the money overflowing from gold really flow into BTC? It still seems to depend on the central bank's stance.
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ContractBugHunter
· 2h ago
Has gold broken 10 trillion? If so, it would be great if BTC can ride the wave of popularity. Small-cap assets are indeed more prone to volatility.
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AirdropATM
· 2h ago
Gold outflows are flowing into BTC. I agree with this logic, but the key still depends on the volume.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 2h ago
Gold surpasses 10 trillion, and the remaining money will flow into the crypto world. This logic makes sense.
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FundingMartyr
· 2h ago
Can the money from the gold spillover really flow into BTC? I always feel like overthinking it.
Can the surge in the gold market trigger a new round of Bitcoin rally?
【Crypto World】Market analysts point out that the capital spillover effect after the gold market capitalization broke through the $10 trillion mark last year is worth noting. Once some funds shift from gold to Bitcoin, considering Bitcoin’s relatively small market size and high liquidity volatility, even a small proportion of transferred funds can significantly influence price movements. This kind of asset rotation is not uncommon in history—when traditional safe-haven assets slow down, high-risk, high-reward alternative assets often attract attention. On the other hand, gold prices themselves are also brewing new highs, with industry forecasts suggesting gold could reach around $4,700 per ounce, setting a new all-time high. Whether these two safe-haven assets can form a linkage effect still depends on subsequent fundamental changes.