Bitcoin is roaring again, trading at $84,000 after crashing to $55K in December 2024. That’s not just recovery — it’s dominance. Literally. Bitcoin now commands 64% of the entire crypto market, leaving altcoins sulking in the red.
So, what’s really going on?
Gold’s having a moment — again. With Wall Street twitchy and central banks sweating, traders are betting big on the yellow metal.
Legendary chartist Peter Brandt says we might be entering a 1980-style top. Others? They’re even bolder. Forecasts are floating: $4K to $5K per ounce by 2025.
Even crypto bear Capo thinks gold hits $4,500 by late 2025 or 2026. (Yeah, that Capo.)
But remember: when gold peaks, it crashes hard. Brandt recalls the moment it hit max euphoria back in the ‘80s — right before it tanked for decades.
While gold glows, Bitcoin blazes.
BTC is sprinting toward $85K, and market dominance is climbing like it’s 2019. Altcoins? Stuck in traffic.
If Bitcoin pushes past 70% dominance, it could signal an incoming altcoin rally — but don’t hold your breath. Unlike the 64% dominance of 2021, this time BTC has no real competition. Most alts haven’t recovered since their post-December dumps.
Crypto analyst Poppe is all-in:
“Bitcoin’s breakout is coming. The rocket fuel’s loaded.”
Recession fears. Trade wars. EU penalties. Trump threatening tariffs.
Global chaos is pumping gold and scaring alts. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s still running — but for how long?
📉 NASDAQ and S&P are bleeding.
💥 NVIDIA is wobbling.
🌀 The global recession drum is getting louder.
In crisis, people don't YOLO crypto — they buy bread. Or gold. Or both.
And if WTO's 7% global GDP crash prediction holds? Even Bitcoin may have to tighten its belt.
Let’s get real. If a full-blown recession hits:
Bitcoin, being the biggest and oldest, might survive.
Altcoins? They’re likely to get wrecked.
Here’s what we know:
If BTC stays in the $80K+ zone and dominance keeps climbing, we could see another breakout. But everything depends on macro stability — or lack thereof.
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