2025 is coming to an end, and the global financial markets are showing a rare and peculiar situation — the US dollar continues to weaken, while the RMB soars, reaching a new high in nearly two and a half years. Accompanying this are traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver, which are also hitting record highs.
But there's an interesting contrast here. According to conventional wisdom, such a macro environment should be highly beneficial for crypto assets, especially Bitcoin. Yet the reality is: BTC seems to be stuck on pause, oscillating within a certain range, with no sign of breaking out.
This is a bit awkward. The combination of a weak dollar + strong safe-haven assets has historically been a reliable indicator, but it appears to be failing in the case of Bitcoin. The market is starting to wonder: Is this just a short-term technical adjustment, or is something fundamentally changing in the logic chain of cryptocurrencies? Or is the market digesting some deeper shifts? This is a question worth pondering.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 4h ago
Pressing the pause button for too long, it feels like Bitcoin is waiting for a big event.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 11h ago
Bitcoin, what are we waiting for? Everyone's laying out the red carpet for gold and silver, but nothing's moving? It feels like our logic has really fallen apart.
BTC is like falling into Schrödinger's box; the weak dollar should rise, but it doesn't. Instead, gold and silver are soaring. This script doesn't add up.
Could it be that the big players are waiting for January's data release? Or does the crypto world really have its own logic, completely ignoring macro fundamentals?
The pause button has been pressed for quite a while. I'm really worried this might be some kind of signal...
It's absurd. When did crypto assets start to clearly distinguish themselves from traditional safe-haven assets? This calls for some reflection.
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MevShadowranger
· 11h ago
This wave of Bitcoin is indeed a bit outrageous. Despite having a perfect macro background, it was suppressed there.
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FortuneTeller42
· 11h ago
The pause button was pressed too hard, feels like someone is holding back a big move
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Gold is hitting new highs, but BTC is still sleeping? This doesn't feel right
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The weak dollar logic seems to have truly failed this time, need to figure out what's going on
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According to this trend, BTC should be flying, but instead it's sitting on the ground, feeling exhausted
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The RMB is rising, the dollar is falling, why is Bitcoin just lying there?
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Feels like the entire chain is messed up, or maybe there's something deeper that needs to be digested
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This wave of market action is a bit strange, even those stacking coins are starting to pay attention
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Safe-haven assets are taking off, but BTC remains still, which is a bit awkward
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Is the technical correction really broken? That's the key
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In the era of a weak dollar, Brother Coin, why are you still dozing off?
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A deep transformation is coming, everyone, get ready
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Gold and silver are fine, so why is Bitcoin the only one suffering?
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This time is truly different, the logical chain is definitely changing
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Pause ≠ death, just need to wait and see how it plays out
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YieldHunter
· 11h ago
actually if you look at the correlation coefficient between weak usd environments and btc historically... the data doesn't lie. something's off here and degens are just copium-posting about "accumulation phases" lol. smh
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SilentAlpha
· 11h ago
Weak dollar and gold soaring, but BTC is just loafing around. This pattern really feels off.
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Wait, with the RMB skyrocketing and gold reaching new highs, BTC is still sleeping? That’s unscientific.
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It feels different this time. Has the traditional safe-haven logic failed in the crypto world?
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The dollar depreciates, gold rises, and Bitcoin is still consolidating. That’s a bit strange.
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The tried-and-true pattern has failed in the crypto circle. Where is the problem?
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Weak dollar + gold bull market but unable to wake up BTC. Has the logical chain really been rewritten?
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Interesting. The failure of historical patterns here in Bitcoin—whether it’s technical or something deeper.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 11h ago
Weak dollar, gold has risen too, but BTC is still sleeping there, really unbelievable
Renminbi hitting new highs, safe-haven assets exploding, but BTC is acting like nothing's happening, this logic doesn't add up
Maybe institutions have already been digesting some big news, while retail investors are still guessing
Tired of the blockchain stories, now it's about who has more cash on hand
Is it really invalid? Was that previous theory just empty talk?
Feels like the market is waiting for a signal, whether short-term adjustments are really happening or if things have changed—these two are very different
Weak dollar, yes, but RMB is appreciating, hot money might not necessarily flow into crypto
2025 is coming to an end, and the global financial markets are showing a rare and peculiar situation — the US dollar continues to weaken, while the RMB soars, reaching a new high in nearly two and a half years. Accompanying this are traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver, which are also hitting record highs.
But there's an interesting contrast here. According to conventional wisdom, such a macro environment should be highly beneficial for crypto assets, especially Bitcoin. Yet the reality is: BTC seems to be stuck on pause, oscillating within a certain range, with no sign of breaking out.
This is a bit awkward. The combination of a weak dollar + strong safe-haven assets has historically been a reliable indicator, but it appears to be failing in the case of Bitcoin. The market is starting to wonder: Is this just a short-term technical adjustment, or is something fundamentally changing in the logic chain of cryptocurrencies? Or is the market digesting some deeper shifts? This is a question worth pondering.