#2026年比特币价格展望 $BTC $ETH $BNB Recently, I came across an interesting forecast from Morgan Stanley—they believe gold prices will surge to $4,800 per ounce in Q4 2026.



Why is this forecast worth paying attention to? The logic behind it isn't complicated: expectations of a Fed rate cut cycle, ongoing global central bank gold purchases, and geopolitical uncertainties—all of these are continuously boosting the demand side for gold.

In simple terms, when economic uncertainty increases, the safe-haven attributes of both traditional assets and digital assets are re-priced. Gold is one example, and $BTC such new assets follow the same logic.

Some friends are also pondering the trends of various assets in 2026. Morgan Stanley's perspective might offer you some angles for thought.
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 4h ago
Morgan Stanley is at it again, talking about gold reaching 4800—just listen and don't take it too seriously. The central bank's frantic gold accumulation is indeed a signal, but whether BTC can take off along with it is another matter. During a rate cut cycle, everything tends to rise, so it doesn't seem to have much reference value. 2026 is too far away; I only care about how to maximize gains this year.
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LightningSentryvip
· 01-07 07:00
Gold is about to hit 4800, why is BTC still hesitating here? Morgan Stanley's forecast is actually hinting at something — risk aversion is about to rise, indicating that the market is a bit nervous about the future. Instead of studying gold prices, it's better to just jump into BTC; the logic is the same but the potential for growth is completely different. When the central bank buys gold, it's like buying insurance, so why not stock up more on digital gold? How will 2026 unfold? Let's see how the Federal Reserve plays it first. This kind of rhetoric sounds logical, but it also feels like justifying a long position. If gold prices are going to rise, Bitcoin should rise even more; it all depends on whether our psychological readiness is enough. Morgan Stanley mentioned gold prices, but I only care about when the coin price will reach 50k.
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TrustMeBrovip
· 01-07 07:00
Morgan Stanley says 4800? I think in 2026, it's more about the central bank's actions; they are the real big players. BTC's logic is similar to gold, but it's not the same at all. The volatility of digital assets is much greater. These institutional forecasts are just for reference; don't take them as gospel. Geopolitical situations can change, and everything could be overturned. We will only know if the rate cut cycle has truly begun when it happens. Anything said now is just armchair speculation. Gold is stable but boring. I still believe in BTC's long-term potential. 2026 is too far away. Honestly, Morgan Stanley's prediction feels quite conservative. The upside for gold doesn't seem that big. The central bank's accumulation of gold needs to be observed continuously. This year's gold purchase volume already indicates the trend.
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MemeKingNFTvip
· 01-07 06:59
Morgan Stanley predicts gold at 4800? I just want to laugh... BTC is the real safe haven, that gold logic is already outdated --- Predict again? How did those big institutions' predictions last year turn out? Still being proven wrong by on-chain data --- Repricing the safe-haven attribute... Nice words, but it still depends on whether the central banks will really step in --- 2026... I think we need to wait until a consensus on the bottom is established before betting, it's too early to say now --- Wait, no, the key is when the Federal Reserve's rate cuts will actually materialize. The correlation between gold and BTC is actually more complex than you think --- Typical institutional rhetoric, just painting a picture for retail investors here, I’ll just wait and see --- Before a bottom consensus is formed, who dares to go all-in... Just take this prediction as a reference --- The logic of gold and digital assets rising together... I see this as uncertain, market sentiment hasn't reached that rhythm
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 01-07 06:41
Morgan Stanley is just talking nonsense again. I'll believe it when 4800 actually appears. Gold rising is a rise, but applying that logic to BTC is a bit of a stretch; the crypto world isn't that predictable. 2026 is still far away. Anyone who dares to confidently predict that is a liar. The central bank's frantic gold hoarding is indeed interesting, but Bitcoin is still too young. Let's wait until the Federal Reserve actually cuts interest rates; right now, it's all just speculation.
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YieldWhisperervip
· 01-07 06:36
Morgan Stanley is making promises again. Listening to $4,800 gold is enough; anyway, central banks will definitely keep buying, so what does that mean... flooding the market is the real principle.
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SneakyFlashloanvip
· 01-07 06:34
Gold surging to 4800? Then Bitcoin would be flying to the sky, with a dual-asset dance rhythm. The central bank's recent gold buying indicates they are also uncertain. Once the expectation of interest rate cuts emerges, risk assets usually celebrate, but it also depends on whether the Federal Reserve dares to do so. Betting on these predictions only in 2026 feels a bit far off, as market changes happen so quickly. Morgan Stanley's forecast... just listen to it, they've also missed quite a few calls. Repricing of safe-haven assets sounds like a prelude to inflation coming. This logic can be applied to all cycles; ultimately, it still depends on the Fed's stance.
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