I've observed an inverse correlation between gold and Bitcoin, as detailed below:
October 1, 2012: Gold was overbought, leading to a notable increase in Bitcoin.
November 25, 2013: Bitcoin hit its peak while gold fell to a low point.
August 10, 2020: Gold reached a peak, which was followed by a substantial rise in Bitcoin.
March 1, 2021: Bitcoin peaked while gold hit a trough.
October 13, 2025: Gold reached a peak (according to my analysis, it appears gold is overbought and has met its targets).
Historical data shows that gold has consistently formed peaks around these times, coinciding with Bitcoin's surges.
Consequently, I believe this remains an optimal accumulation period, with the indicators aligning favorably.
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