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Home»Bitcoin»Bitcoin Price Drops as Gold Prices Recover

Bitcoin Price Drops as Gold Prices Recover

Bitcoin By Gavin18/10/2025
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Is Bitcoin’s Sell-off Driven By Dormant BTC Wallet Activity?
Is Bitcoin’s Sell-off Driven By Dormant BTC Wallet Activity?
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Takeaways:

  • According to several analysts, the ongoing decline in gold could be the catalyst for Bitcoin’s recovery.

  • Rallying to $150,000–$165,000 by year’s end is still possible, based on technical analysis.

BitcoinBTC) is showing signs of bottoming out as the rally by its analog rival, gold (XAU), is starting to look increasingly overextended.

Bitcoins hint at “generational bottom” As gold dips

Gold’s rise appears to be stalling after it hit an all time high on Friday of approximately $4,380 for one ounce. It has since dropped by 2.90%. The price of gold is up 62.25% so far this year.

XAU/USD Daily Chart TradingView

The daily relative strength (RSI() Readings were consistently higher than 70 during the previous month. It indicates the asset may be overbought, and that it is at risk for profit-taking.

Bitcoin’s price has increased by nearly 4% over the course of gold’s correction. It is now back to its highest level since four months, which was around $103,535. Its RSI value is at its lowest point since April. mirroring a bottom structure In the past, a recovery of at least 60% was preceded by this.

BTC/USD chart. TradingView

This inverse behaviour is interpreted by some analysts as a sign that Bitcoin’s price has bottomed out.

This includes Pat the analyst. predicted A “generational bottom” Bitcoin’s performance in comparison to gold during the last four years is cited as a reason for its popularity.

Bitcoin to Gold ratio plummeted below historic market lows last seen in 2015 and 2020. Bitcoin rallied between 100 and 600% each time.

BTC/XAU 1-week chart. Source: Pat/TradingView

As of mid-October, the ratio has once again dipped below –2.5, signaling that BTC may be undervalued versus gold after the metal’s record run to $4,380. This could be the start of Bitcoin’s new bull phase.

The analyst Alex WacyThe gold pullback resembles its peak in 2020, when it coincided at a Bitcoin bottom. Now, the question is whether or not gold will mark a bullish turn for BTC.

Price performance of gold and bitcoin in 2020 as compared to 2025. Source: Alex/TradingView

HSBC warns that gold prices will not peak until the end of this year

HSBC’s bullish forecast has been reaffirmed, despite the increasing view that gold may not be able to maintain its record-breaking run. The precious metal is projected to reach $5,000 an ounce in 2026.

Source: X

This bank’s bullish view was based on the geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. weaker US dollarThe demand for.

This rally is likely to be driven more by investors who are looking for portfolio stability than those who have been speculating on the short term.

Gold’s 2025 price rally saw several overbought corrections, but with each correction the price went higher.

XAU/USD Daily Chart TradingView

The pattern reflects investor confidence amid geopolitical uncertainty and monetary instability, conditions that HSBC claims will sustain the rally into 2026.

JPMorgan analysts predict that Bitcoin will continue to grow at a rapid rate. BTC will reach $165,000 in 2025Gold is still undervalued, according to this argument.

Related: Bitcoin trader says ‘lock in’ as dip-buyers enter below $110K

Charles Edwards also noted that an important breakout over $120,000 can propel the stock market higher. BTC toward $150,000 “very quickly.”

The article is not intended to provide investment advice. Each investment or trading decision involves some risk. Readers should do their own research before making any decisions.