Recently, there is an interesting signal worth paying attention to. A leading international financial institution has spoken out — they have raised their gold target price for 2026.
Specifically, they have directly increased the original target from $4,500 to $5,000 per ounce, an 11% rise. They expect a slight pullback to around $4,800 by the end of 2026. This indicates that the institution is optimistic about gold's performance in the coming period.
Interestingly, the correlation between traditional assets and the crypto market is becoming increasingly close. The continued bullish outlook on gold, a safe-haven asset, reflects a certain expectation about the global economic outlook. So the question is — will Bitcoin, as digital gold, keep pace with gold? The correlation between these two asset classes is indeed worth players' consideration.
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MetaEggplant
· 22h ago
Gold has reached $5000? What about BTC, why is it still dragging its feet?
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Wait, institutions are stockpiling gold, shouldn't we also allocate some safe-haven assets?
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Digital gold is hilarious, real gold has surged so strongly, yet the crypto world is still stagnant.
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So is this implying that the economy is about to have problems? Otherwise, why are safe-haven assets so popular?
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$5000 gold, BTC still stuck in the past... feels like it's time to reconsider the allocation.
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The closer the correlation, the better. Isn't it good to rise together with gold?
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Institutions are playing with gold, retail investors are still hoping BTC will follow suit, hilarious.
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Traditional finance is really moving towards crypto, this signal feels a bit different.
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SandwichVictim
· 22h ago
Gold is all rising, so why is BTC still standing still? This doesn't make sense.
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MemecoinTrader
· 22h ago
ngl the 11% upside on gold is basically just institutions frontrunning the real narrative collapse. btc's already priced this in 3 weeks ago if you were actually paying attention to on-chain metrics
Recently, there is an interesting signal worth paying attention to. A leading international financial institution has spoken out — they have raised their gold target price for 2026.
Specifically, they have directly increased the original target from $4,500 to $5,000 per ounce, an 11% rise. They expect a slight pullback to around $4,800 by the end of 2026. This indicates that the institution is optimistic about gold's performance in the coming period.
Interestingly, the correlation between traditional assets and the crypto market is becoming increasingly close. The continued bullish outlook on gold, a safe-haven asset, reflects a certain expectation about the global economic outlook. So the question is — will Bitcoin, as digital gold, keep pace with gold? The correlation between these two asset classes is indeed worth players' consideration.