Looking at past data, you'll find that Bitcoin only truly outperforms gold in the later stages of its rally. The pattern is actually quite regular—
First, gold begins to rise, then Bitcoin responds accordingly, and finally Bitcoin's aggressive catch-up occurs, leaving gold far behind. This pattern has repeated many times.
What about the current situation? We are probably in the transition phase from the first to the second step. Gold has already shown some performance, and Bitcoin is now starting to respond. As for when it will enter the third stage of accelerated growth, that remains to be seen. History may not repeat exactly, but this logical framework is still useful for understanding the current trend.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 21h ago
Well... I've seen this routine too many times, I'm just afraid it will fail again this time.
History doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes, but this kind of talk in the crypto circle is starting to wear me out.
Waiting for the third step? Let's see if we can get through these two steps first.
It just feels like gambling, betting that this time we can successfully review the situation.
By the way, everyone can explain this logical framework, but what happens when the market suddenly turns?
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VitalikFanAccount
· 01-11 11:21
I've seen this routine before, but the key is still waiting for the third step.
But speaking of which, is the probability of history repeating really that high? Feels like this time is a bit different.
Gold leading the rally and Bitcoin following? That logic sounds comfortable, but can it hold up?
Wait, wait, wait—could this be another trap?
Honestly, the real money is made from the second to the third step. Is it still possible to get in now and catch up?
Another one of these "pattern theories"—how many times have I seen this... and what was the result?
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BrokenYield
· 01-11 05:33
yo so basically ur saying btc's gonna do its thing eventually... that's rich. been watching this "pattern" play out for like 8 years and it breaks every other cycle lol. smart money's already priced this in fr fr
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InfraVibes
· 01-09 09:52
Gold leading Bitcoin, this routine has been seen several times before, the question is when will the third step come...
Wait, will history repeat itself? Feels like this time is a bit different
Getting stuck in the transition phase means it hasn't taken off yet, I feel a bit anxious
When the rebound comes, it will directly take off, just worried it might be a false breakout again
This logical framework is good, but data can be deceiving, brother
Gold has moved, Bitcoin is still hesitating, feeling exhausted
When will the third step accelerate? Can't wait anymore
It's really about how the big players play, historical reference has limited significance
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-09 09:37
Gold takes the lead, Bitcoin follows and surpasses. I've seen this routine too many times, just worried that this time it might be a fake fall.
Wait, isn't the crazy wave yet? Feels like it's still brewing.
This logical framework sounds quite right, but history never repeats itself, and that's the problem.
When will the real catch-up rally come? My bets are all in.
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-09 09:29
Then just wait for BTC to take off, as history is always a guide.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-09 09:27
Gold moves first, Bitcoin follows, and finally BTC takes off. This pattern has been seen several times before. Now, it's just a matter of waiting for the third phase to begin and expecting acceleration.
Looking at past data, you'll find that Bitcoin only truly outperforms gold in the later stages of its rally. The pattern is actually quite regular—
First, gold begins to rise, then Bitcoin responds accordingly, and finally Bitcoin's aggressive catch-up occurs, leaving gold far behind. This pattern has repeated many times.
What about the current situation? We are probably in the transition phase from the first to the second step. Gold has already shown some performance, and Bitcoin is now starting to respond. As for when it will enter the third stage of accelerated growth, that remains to be seen. History may not repeat exactly, but this logical framework is still useful for understanding the current trend.