Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium all saw a sharp sell-off in the same session, while Bitcoin stayed relatively stable. This kind of divergence usually matters.
If this move marks a local top for precious metals, it could signal capital rotation. Historically, when metals lose momentum after a strong run, liquidity often looks for the next high-beta asset.
If that pattern repeats, crypto could see a strong move as we head into early 2026. #PALLADIUM
UPDATE: Bitcoin closed 2025 slightly lower at ~$87,600, ending the year around 6–8% down. This marks its first red year since 2022, breaking a two-year recovery streak. However, context matters.
After a very strong run in 2023 and 2024, 2025 looked more like a cool-off and consolidation phase, not a trend reversal.
Historically, Bitcoin often pauses after big expansion years before its next major move.
Volatility remains part of the cycle patience and perspective still matter more than yearly returns.
Silver has already broken out after a long accumulation phase, and Bitcoin is now showing the same structure consolidation, retest, and rising channel.
If this fractal plays out, BTC may just be waiting for its turn to expand.