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Experienced trader Peter Brandt suggests that the Bitcoin 
$109,413/Gold ratio may have hit a bottom, indicating a potential change in the current downward trend for Bitcoin. He emphasizes that this situation presents a possible trading opportunity for Bitcoin.
BTC Could Rally by Gaining Strength from Bitcoin/Gold Ratio
Brandt recently shared an analysis of the Bitcoin/Gold ratio, a significant metric comparing Bitcoin’s price with traditional safe-haven asset gold. Accompanying his tweet was a graph illustrating Bitcoin’s declining trend compared to gold, shown through a parallel channel formation.
The parallel channel formation summarizes price movements between two trend lines—resistance (upper line) and support (lower line). Brandt’s graph depicts a declining parallel channel formation in the Bitcoin/Gold ratio, suggesting that as the ratio drops, it may approach a support level where a trend reversal could occur, presenting a potential buying opportunity for investors.
In addition to this analysis, CryptoQuant reported that Bitcoin has recently diverged from gold. While gold prices have soared to record levels, Bitcoin has experienced a decline, reflecting a negative correlation between the two assets. This negative correlation typically indicates a risk-averse environment where investors prefer traditional safe-haven assets like gold over more speculative investments like Bitcoin.
Analysts Speak Positively About Bitcoin
Despite these trends, Bitcoin showed resilience over the weekend, rising 3.17% in the last 24 hours to reach $60,000, its highest level since early September. This increase is attributed to growing optimism among investors regarding a significant interest rate cut during the Federal Reserve’s meeting on September 18, which could boost confidence in the cryptocurrency market.
In support of this positive outlook, Rekt Capital noted that Bitcoin has achieved a 1% return for September, recovering from an approximately -11% drop at the beginning of the month to enter the green zone.
