Bitcoin May Break From Gold and Rejoin Risk Assets, Experts Suggests
In its latest market briefing, Singapore-based QCP Capital highlighted signs that crypto volatility remains suppressed but could be on the verge of a significant shift.
The firm noted that short-term metrics are stabilizing, yet spot prices across major digital assets continue to lack clear momentum.
Interestingly, QCP pointed to parallels between crypto’s subdued movement and gold’s recent surge—nearly 3% in a single day—suggesting that investors may be positioning for a weaker U.S. dollar and heightened geopolitical risks.
“Another volatility spike could be brewing,” QCP stated, noting that Bitcoin may briefly diverge from gold’s safe-haven behavior and re-sync with broader risk assets under renewed market stress.
The report also emphasized the importance of tracking the foreign exchange market, which QCP described as a potential early signal for global macro disruptions. With shifting correlations between asset classes, including crypto, traders are urged to watch for unusual market behavior.
Amid growing uncertainty around Federal Reserve policy, global trade tensions, and regional instability, QCP advises investors to monitor volatility indicators and cross-market dynamics closely—warning that any shift in current patterns could mark the onset of a broader systemic event.
Alexander Stefanov
Reporter at Coindoo
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