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Bitcoin surges to four-month high, mirroring gold as safe-haven asset

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Bitcoin has recently surged to a four-month high, trading more like a safe-haven asset similar to gold, driven by investor concerns over financial repression and inflation. This shift in correlation with gold marks a change from earlier in the year when Bitcoin behaved more like a risk-on tech stock. However, the four-year cycle theory, linked to Bitcoin's halving events, suggests potential further declines, with some analysts predicting a bear market bottom around November. AI

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Bitcoin surges to four-month high, mirroring gold as safe-haven asset

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez ·

    Bitcoin is trading more like an ‘amplified version of gold’ again, but the four-year cycle theory threatens further declines

    Some analysts warn the four-year cycle set to complete later this year could bring another slide.

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