#BTCGoldRatioHigh

$BTC is still hovering around $80K, but the bigger picture looks better than it seems. The BTC/gold ratio recently hit 18.17, its highest level since January, meaning Bitcoin has been outperforming gold even as gold climbs. Still, this doesn’t prove money is leaving gold for BTC. It only shows relative strength. The real test comes during pullbacks. If BTC can hold up better than gold when markets weaken, the “digital gold” narrative gets much stronger.#HammackBacksHike #BTCGoldRatioHigh #OKXOu

Bitcoin has shown characteristics similar to gold's "currency depreciation trade" again in the past two weeks. Concerns about U.S. fiscal sustainability and the Treasury's increased long-term bond purchases have driven BTC from a low of $60,000 to as high as $80,100, but Federal Reserve policy remains the main constraint on further gains. CoinShares believes that for Bitcoin to sustain a breakthrough above #NorwaySWFEyes80BUSTCut #BTCGoldRatioHigh #CryptoTreasuryDurability

🚨 $BTC Is Still Early in the Gold-Capture Trade Billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego argues that Bitcoin would need to reach roughly $1.86M per coin to match gold’s total market capitalization. That implies a massive monetary-premium expansion, with $BTC increasingly competing with gold for capital seeking scarcity, inflation protection and long-term wealth preservation. The bigger thesis: Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace gold entirely for significant repricing to occur. $BTC $XAU

THE ROTATION MAY BE STARTING. #Bitcoin is oversold. Gold is overbought. Could gold’s bull run be losing steam while liquidity rotates into $BTC? 👀 If this rotation accelerates, Bitcoin could be the next major beneficiary. ₿🔥 #BTC #Crypto

🚨 $BTC Is Still Early in the Gold-Capture Trade Billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego argues that Bitcoin would need to reach roughly $1.86M per coin to match gold’s total market capitalization. That implies a massive monetary-premium expansion, with $BTC increasingly competing with gold for capital seeking scarcity, inflation protection and long-term wealth preservation. The bigger thesis: Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace gold entirely for significant repricing to occur. #HammackBacksHike

$BTC IS ABOVE $80K — NOW COMES THE REAL TEST. Lower Treasury yields and softer rate-hike expectations are giving Bitcoin support, but mixed ETF flows keep the setup uncertain. The market is divided. BTC’s correlation with gold is also getting attention. For me, the breakout isn’t the story. $80K is the battlefield. Hold it → buyers stay in control. Lose it → the breakout needs to be questioned.#HammackBacksHike #BTCGoldRatioHigh #OKXOutcomeLeagueFOMC

OUR ASSET MAY BE LOSING TO BITCOIN WITHOUT YOU REALIZING IT 🤔 If you measured everything in Bitcoin over the last 4 years. GOLD lost 10.4% per year against Bitcoin SILVER: -2.5%/yr vs BTC SPY: -15.3%/yr vs BTC Your portfolio can go up in dollars but still lose value against Bitcoin.#HammackBacksHike #BTCGoldRatioHigh #OKXOutcomeLeagueFOMC

This looks more like a rates reset than a crypto-specific break. BTC at $79.6K is down alongside ETH and SOL as the stronger payroll narrative challenges near-term easing hopes. I would treat the next relative move in BTC versus gold as the cleaner signal: resilience there would suggest macro demand remains intact. Not advice, just analysis.

One BTC now can buys about 18.1 oz of gold, the highest ratio since January. The more interesting part is how they got there together. On Bitwise's 90-day measure, BTC's correlation with gold rose above 0.5, its highest since 2020, after sitting near zero earlier this year. The latest convergence coincided with stress in the bond market: long-end Treasury yields surged, Treasury expanded liquidity-support buybacks for longer-dated debt, BTC rose 22.4% over the following week, gold added about 5%, and stocks fell. The ratio move is not only Bitcoin's doing. Gold is roughly 20% below its late-January high, while the BTC/gold ratio fell to around 12-13 in February after trading above 30 in 2025. By one 90-day realized-volatility measure: · BTC: 36.2% · Gold: 25.3% · BTC is now 1.43x as volatile as gold, down from 5.6x in 2021 and near a six-year low Bitwise says BTC has recently behaved like an amplified version of gold. Glassnode is more cautious, noting that BTC's decoupling from equities during past bond selloffs was often short-lived. Flows and sentiment remain split: · August brought about $3.5B into US spot BTC ETFs, narrowing 2026 YTD outflows from $5.29B to $1.77B · Five choppy sessions through Sep 2 netted only about $122M, before Sep 3 added $730.8M · With US federal debt above $40T, Scaramucci has framed both assets as responses to fiscal and currency concerns · Jiang Zhuoer has said publicly he closed his BTC position near $82,050 In 2020 and 2022, BTC's larger advances followed correlation spikes rather than coinciding neatly with them. But two episodes are too few to treat as a reliable signal. Do you look at BTC in dollars, or in ounces of gold? Does the second measure change how the chart reads to you? #BTCGoldRatioHigh