BTC vs Gold Ratio Hits Record Low Today Market Now
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The BTC-to-Gold ratio has hit a record low after a 14-month decline, with analysts noting RSI levels matching past market bottoms. A new review of the Bitcoin-to-Gold valuation ratio suggests that the current market may be far deeper into a downturn than the dollar-based chart implies. Analysts tracking this metric say the ratio has fallen to its lowest point on record, raising questions about whether Bitcoin has already completed a full bear cycle relative to gold. Bitcoin Peaked Against Gold Long Before Its USD Peak Recent data shows that Bitcoin reached its peak against gold in December 2024. This occurred almost one year before Bitcoin set its all-time-high in U.S. dollar terms in October 2025. Analysts say this difference shows that Bitcoin has been in a downward trend relative to gold for about 14 months. The valuation pattern mirrors earlier cycles. Previous BTC-to-Gold bear markets lasted around 14 months each. Examples include the periods from November 2013 to January 2015, December 2017 to February 2019, and April 2021 to June 2022. The current duration matches these timelines, which has drawn more attention to the chart. The best chart in the ecosystem. The valuation of $BTC vs. Gold. It’s not about the valuation of $BTC vs. the Dollar, we all know that this is going to up over the years. It’s about #Bitcoin vs. Gold given that these two are hard assets. The current valuation is the lowest… pic.twitter.com/Pqxeo9cSz5 — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) February 21, 2026 Researchers say the current ratio suggests a long phase of underperformance relative to gold. They also note that the chart signals a different picture than the one seen on U.S. dollar charts, which still show Bitcoin near historical highs. Technical Indicators Show Extreme Conditions According to a post on X by Michaël van…
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