Many people have noticed an interesting phenomenon: gold leads the rally, with Bitcoin following closely behind. It may seem like a coincidence, but there is actually a mature capital rotation logic behind it.

History has shown us that the market operates this way. When uncertainty is high, money first flows into gold. Once gold prices surge and start to fluctuate within a range, it’s time for those seeking higher returns to move in. These funds won’t stay idle; Bitcoin is often the next stop.

Currently, the gold side has basically finished its move. The momentum has no reverse, just a pause. Bitcoin is right in the window to take over. The momentum is still there, but don’t rush to chase. If the rotation continues, there’s still room for the crypto market to rise. Conversely, if the rotation stalls, market defensive sectors will temporarily gain the upper hand.

The key is that these turning points don’t give advance notice. When the price shows definitive signals, those who have already positioned themselves have long entered the market. So, watching market movements is more effective than blindly guessing when to buy.