Gold just hit record territory, breaking through the $4,600/oz barrier with spot prices and futures testing peaks around $4,568–$4,600. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains locked in consolidation mode within the $90K–$92K band, currently trading near $91.5K after last week's explosive run-up to $94K. The pullback appears to be profit-taking rather than any serious breakdown. What's interesting here is the correlation play—as traditional markets digest recent economic data, both digital assets and precious metals are responding to the same macro currents. BTC's ability to hold above $90K suggests decent support, though we'll need to see if it can reclaim that $94K peak or consolidate further before the next leg up.
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ForkMaster
· 01-13 14:57
Gold breaking 4600 is still hesitating, BTC holding above 90K is the real skill. This wave of macro resonance has long been seen through.
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just_another_wallet
· 01-12 14:00
Gold hits a new high again, and BTC is bouncing around 90k. Damn, this is really interesting. Is this movement truly correlated or just a coincidence?
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Liquidated_Larry
· 01-12 14:00
Gold hits a new high, while Bitcoin is still dragging its feet. This pace is really amazing haha
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-12 13:45
Breaking new highs in gold is no longer rare, but BTC is still struggling around 94K, which is a bit frustrating.
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UncommonNPC
· 01-12 13:37
Gold hits a new high, but Bitcoin is dragging its feet... feels like everyone is waiting for the Fed's next move.
Gold just hit record territory, breaking through the $4,600/oz barrier with spot prices and futures testing peaks around $4,568–$4,600. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains locked in consolidation mode within the $90K–$92K band, currently trading near $91.5K after last week's explosive run-up to $94K. The pullback appears to be profit-taking rather than any serious breakdown. What's interesting here is the correlation play—as traditional markets digest recent economic data, both digital assets and precious metals are responding to the same macro currents. BTC's ability to hold above $90K suggests decent support, though we'll need to see if it can reclaim that $94K peak or consolidate further before the next leg up.