#数字资产市场动态 According to industry tracking, crypto market analyst Tom Lee recently shared an interesting perspective on social media — he believes that the rise of gold often serves as a "sentinel" for Bitcoin's big surge.
In other words, when traditional safe-haven assets lead the way, $BTC usually experiences a more aggressive upward trend. This asset correlation effect is especially evident in the context of global liquidity easing.
Many traders are already paying attention to the performance of mainstream coins such as $ETH, $SOL, $ZEC , and others. After all, once gold confirms a breakout, large capital often rotates into crypto assets, especially those with a strong correlation to Bitcoin.
Interestingly, this logic has been reflected in multiple bull markets. Gold moves first, followed by crypto — once this rhythm is established, market participation tends to increase significantly.
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LeverageAddict
· 14h ago
When gold rises, BTC gets restless. I've heard this theory several times, but whether it holds true or not depends on the market.
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FOMOmonster
· 14h ago
Gold takes off, and only then does BTC follow? I've heard this logic more than once. The key is, when will the big funds really come in?
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LayerZeroHero
· 14h ago
When gold moves, I focus on BTC. This logic works well in a bull market, just saying.
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WenMoon42
· 14h ago
Gold needs to take off for BTC to fly? I've heard this logic several times, and every time it sounds convincing, but my wallet never believes it.
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Tom Lee's theory sounds pretty correct, but I don't know if this market cycle will be just talk and no action again.
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Wait, has gold broken through? I haven't seen any obvious signals. I guess I need to keep an eye on the market myself.
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Honestly, I can see the correlation between Bitcoin and gold, but the problem is, when will gold confirm the breakout?
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It's always like this: gold moves first, then the coins follow... It feels a bit like pulling my pants down and farting, but in the end, I still have to rely on my own trading.
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I want to ask, will ETH and SOL really obediently follow the gold price? Or are they still doing their own thing?
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Loose liquidity + gold activation = big funds rushing into crypto? Sounds great, but my stop-loss orders are already in place.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 14h ago
The logic of gold leading the market has been heard twice already. Every time, they say this time is different, but in the end, we still have to wait for cross-chain to buy the dip. Just the gas fees will eat up half of my profits.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 14h ago
When gold takes off, BTC follows along happily. I've heard this logic countless times... Every time, they say this time is different, but what’s the result?
Is this round reliable, or just another empty hope?
Is it really a big capital rotation script? Why do I feel like analysts like Tom Lee are all telling the same story?
What's the latest movement with SOL? Is someone laying in wait?
#数字资产市场动态 According to industry tracking, crypto market analyst Tom Lee recently shared an interesting perspective on social media — he believes that the rise of gold often serves as a "sentinel" for Bitcoin's big surge.
In other words, when traditional safe-haven assets lead the way, $BTC usually experiences a more aggressive upward trend. This asset correlation effect is especially evident in the context of global liquidity easing.
Many traders are already paying attention to the performance of mainstream coins such as $ETH, $SOL, $ZEC , and others. After all, once gold confirms a breakout, large capital often rotates into crypto assets, especially those with a strong correlation to Bitcoin.
Interestingly, this logic has been reflected in multiple bull markets. Gold moves first, followed by crypto — once this rhythm is established, market participation tends to increase significantly.