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From a recent analysis, it has emerged that there is still the possibility that the bull run of Bitcoin could resume. It is actually a non-trivial dynamic, and it requires a small shift in mindset to be understood, but in fact, it could indicate a completely new scenario compared to those commonly circulating during this period.  The truly curious thing is that it is a dynamic that has been in place for many years, but until now widely underestimated. Bitcoin and dollar The trend of the price of Bitcoin in dollars appears to be inversely correlated with the trend of the Dollar Index in the medium term.  The Dollar Index measures the changes in the real value of the US dollar against a basket of global currencies, primarily including the euro.  When the Dollar Index rises, it means that the dollar is appreciating, while if it falls, it means conversely that it is depreciating. When the dollar appreciates, the price of Bitcoin in dollars tends to decrease, while when USD depreciates, BTC/USD tends to rise.  However, this dynamic is only in effect in the medium or short term, because in the long term, there is a prevailing direct correlation between the price of Bitcoin in dollars and USCPI, which is the consumer price index in the USA.  To be honest, in the short term, the price trend of Bitcoin in dollars is not always inversely correlated with DXY, but in the medium term, it almost always is.  The bull run of Bitcoin The bull run of Bitcoin’s price at the end of 2024 occurred in an unusual manner.  In fact, in the medium-short term, BTC/USD rose while DXY was also rising. Indeed, at the beginning of 2025, the price of Bitcoin then fell because the anomaly simply disappeared.  However, during…

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