After #Bitcoin briefly crossed the $90,000 level, the market faced a wave of selling and liquidation of leveraged positions, and the price retreated to the $84,000 range.
A correction that was accompanied by increased volume and the evacuation of risky positions. This price behavior was expected from a structural perspective and is more like a market reset.
At the same time, the global #gold market has also entered a correction phase after record-low growth. This coincidence creates conditions for liquidity flows to seek their next destination.
At this point, #Bitcoin, unlike many markets, has shown limited reaction to geopolitical developments and political tensions and continues to lag behind its monetary position in terms of price.
With the discharge of short-term pressures and the decline in the attractiveness of #gold, this space could work in #Bitcoin's favor; where capital gradually moves from traditional havens to a scarce, apolitical, and independent currency.
In this context, the recent correction could be seen as an opportunity for a gradual and purposeful entry into #Bitcoin, rather than a warning.
Given the recent behavior of the #gold and #silver markets, this is a good time to review your monetary mix. If you own #gold or #silver, my advice is not to sell in a sudden or dramatic manner, but to move gradually and gradually. A gradual exit from precious metals reduces timing risk and allows for more rational decision-making.
In contrast, I suggest that this liquidity be allocated gradually and with a DCA approach to accumulating #Bitcoin. #Bitcoin currently lags behind many markets in terms of price and has not yet fully reacted to the weakening of fiat currencies.
#Bitcoin’s advantage at this time is its monetary nature. Unlike #gold and #silver, which react more to short-term shocks, #Bitcoin is designed for the digital world and the transfer of value without intermediaries.
As a result, a gradual reduction in the weight of gold and silver and a gradual increase in #Bitcoin ownership could be a logical way to navigate a period when trust in traditional currencies is eroding. The focus is not on short-term volatility, but on owning a currency that is not subject to manipulation.