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With gold prices down more than 25% from last January’s levels, the worst drop in more than a century, this decline raises a fundamental question:
Are investors really starting to put money into Bitcoin?
The latest data shows: not yet.
Both are in the red zone:
Cryptocurrency analyst “Darkfost” observed that both Bitcoin and gold are trading below the 180-day moving average, a very important technical level currently sitting at $89,700 per Bitcoin.
This alignment between the two assets means that capital exiting gold is not clearly flowing into Bitcoin, but rather both markets appear to be falling at the same time.
To talk about a true rotation, Bitcoin would need to break above its moving average while gold remains below it, but so far that has not happened.
The opportunities could be huge:
One group of analysts believes this rotation is inevitable, and when it does occur, it could be one of the largest capital shifts in modern financial history, with Bitcoin expected to hit $800,000 by the end of the decade.
The company “Bitwise” addressed this issue with clear numbers in October 2025, as it confirmed that moving just 3 to 4% of the gold market to Bitcoin would be enough to double its price, while just 2% would be enough to push it above $161,000.
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