Recently, risk aversion sentiment has noticeably increased, and spot gold has surged to a high of $4350. This wave of market movement reflects a strong demand for traditional safe-haven assets.
Interestingly, Bitcoin, known as "digital gold," is currently in a consolidation phase. Historically, gold tends to lead the movement, while Bitcoin shows a delayed response after liquidity improves. This spillover effect has been evident across multiple cycles.
So now the question is: when will the macro liquidity turning point truly arrive? Gold has already signaled, but how much longer does Bitcoin need to wait to catch up with this rally? Market participants are closely watching this turning point.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 2025-12-17 01:55
Gold moves first, followed by Bitcoin. This pattern has been played out many times; now it's just a matter of when liquidity will ease up.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 2025-12-16 13:43
Gold has been dragged down to this level, and Bitcoin is still sleeping? This lagging reaction is really absolute.
Wait, when will the liquidity finally shift? I'm a bit anxious waiting.
Historical patterns are patterns, but will this round be different? However, looking at gold's momentum, it does seem to have some signals.
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ChainWallflower
· 2025-12-16 08:29
Gold has reached $4350? Why is Bitcoin still dragging? Could it really be waiting for liquidity to shift?
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This delayed reaction theory I've heard countless times, but the key is whether this time will be another trap...
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Digital gold? I think it’s more like digital trapping. Let’s wait and see, I can’t run anyway.
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Gold leading Bitcoin to follow... So should I go all in now or keep lying flat, everyone?
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Damn it, waiting for a turning point again, just like last year. And the result?
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This $4350 level feels a bit off, risk aversion sentiment should calm down now.
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So it means gold has already taken off, and Bitcoin should wait a bit longer. This delayed reaction can wait until the Year of the Monkey?
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TxFailed
· 2025-12-14 18:51
tbh gold pumping while btc consolidates is like watching a delayed transaction... gold's already confirmed but we're all waiting for that sweet liquidity nonce to hit. classic edge case where macro decides the tempo, not us.
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TokenAlchemist
· 2025-12-14 18:41
nah tbh the liquidity inflection point is already priced in if u know where to look... gold doing its thing but btc consolidation screams MEV extraction opportunities, not some magical lag effect. that "digital gold" framing is so 2021 lmao
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BearMarketHustler
· 2025-12-14 18:27
Gold has already reached $4350, but BTC is still sleeping? Ridiculous
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Again the same old story, gold leading, coins following, when will it be our turn to celebrate
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Liquidity turning point... wait a minute, we've been waiting for this term for over a year, right?
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$4350 has already broken out, and the crypto market is still consolidating? I'm really impressed
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Historical patterns sound good, but the market doesn't follow normal rules, brother
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I don't understand, gold rising while coins are lethargic. Is this time really different?
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Turning point, turning point, every day talking about the turning point, I've developed a psychological shadow from waiting
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When will liquidity come? I don't know, just mining bricks for now
Recently, risk aversion sentiment has noticeably increased, and spot gold has surged to a high of $4350. This wave of market movement reflects a strong demand for traditional safe-haven assets.
Interestingly, Bitcoin, known as "digital gold," is currently in a consolidation phase. Historically, gold tends to lead the movement, while Bitcoin shows a delayed response after liquidity improves. This spillover effect has been evident across multiple cycles.
So now the question is: when will the macro liquidity turning point truly arrive? Gold has already signaled, but how much longer does Bitcoin need to wait to catch up with this rally? Market participants are closely watching this turning point.