The copper-to-gold ratio has broken through years of downward trend, and analysts generally see this as a positive signal of economic expansion behind it.

Looking back at historical records reveals the pattern—during the peaks of the copper-to-gold ratio in 2013, 2017, and 2021, Bitcoin also reached remarkable cycle highs. This is not a coincidence but a reflection of macro risk appetite warming.

Even more interesting is that when this indicator shifts from a long-term downtrend to an uptrend, it often signals that Bitcoin is about to initiate a major rally. Moreover, this rhythm closely aligns with Bitcoin's halving cycles.

Currently, the copper-to-gold ratio has broken its support level. Could this be a prelude to the big cycle of Bitcoin in 2026? The market is already quietly brewing the answer.