BTC falls below $90k as the gold ratio
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Anas Hasan
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Bitcoin has once again dropped below $90,000 as geopolitical tensions around Greenland escalate.
According to a recent price forecast by MN Capital CIO Michael Van de Popp, today's drop to $89,655 marks the fourth time in history that Bitcoin's bullish RSI has reached 30.
Gold-Bitcoin RSI hits bear market lows.
The last three times the Gold-Bitcoin RSI reached this low were during the bear market lows of 2015, 2018 and 2022.
“History shows that bitcoin is extremely undervalued relative to gold today. It's a smart buy,” Van de Pop said.
Prominent crypto investor Ansem notes that Bitcoin's past underperformance relative to gold has come from old holdings at a cost below $100,000, with a four-year cyclical high timeframe.
It expects to expire sometime in 2026.
Bitcoin is on the verge of rallying as crypto-heavy portfolios shift elsewhere, while gold and silver break out of a decade-long consolidation.
“BTC as a digital analog is easier to transport than gold, easier to trade with and generally a better asset in a highly digital world,” Ansem said.
Bitcoin Price Forecast: Daily Chart Shows Constructive Consolidation
Bitcoin's daily chart shows that the market is consolidating after a correction, with the structure gradually turning constructive but based on a support hold.
The price has made higher lows since December, showing an upward trend that improves demand and is more controlled than a panic exit.
A recent retracement from $95,000-$97,000 occurred below clearly defined resistance around $100,000-$101,000, confirming that sellers are highly active.
The green support zone around 88,000-$90,000 is the most important area now. This range is consistent with a rising trend line and early consolidation, making it a key level for bulls to defend against.
If the price holds above this zone, the broader structure remains intact and supports an upward move.
A sustained breakout will eliminate bullish build-up and pave the way for a deep retracement into the low-$80,000s.
The RSI hovers in the mid-40s, reflecting a neutral trend and supporting the thinking market is in a reset phase rather than an extended trend.
If Bitcoin continues to respect the $88,000-$90,000 support, the price may rise and test the $100,000-$101,000 resistance.
A clean break above would strengthen the bullish case and open avenues towards $105,000-$110,000.
For the bullish view to be accepted in 2021, Bitcoin would need to hold roughly $69,000 above the previous cycle's price peak in 2021.
“If we break there, with Saylor currently averaging about $75,000, trading below would be a full-size capital and generation buying opportunity,” Ansem said.
Time-wise, no new all-time highs will break this thesis in 2026. The allocations that drive gold's repeated highs will not be given to BTC, even though Bitcoin has a market cap of roughly $2 trillion, compared to gold's roughly $32 trillion.
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