A sharp divergence between gold and Bitcoin this week has reignited discussion about shifting market sentiment. According to analyst Ash Crypto, capital appears to be rotating away from traditional safe-haven assets and into Bitcoin, as charts show a clear reversal in momentum.
Gold, which recently reached local highs amid geopolitical uncertainty, has started to decline sharply, breaking key short-term support levels. In contrast, Bitcoin has rallied, reclaiming the $109,000 zone with strong intraday volume and rising open interest.
The inverse trend suggests that investors may be reallocating liquidity from commodities into digital assets, viewing Bitcoin as an increasingly attractive hedge. Analysts note that the timing coincides with easing macro pressure following confirmation of trade talks between President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping, a move that lifted equities and risk assets across the board.
If the rotation continues, Bitcoin could extend its current momentum toward the $112K–$115K resistance range, while gold might face further downside as short-term profit-taking accelerates.
Market watchers emphasize this shift as another sign of Bitcoin’s evolving role as a macro asset, responding not only to crypto-specific catalysts but also to broader shifts in investor confidence.