The 52-week correlation between Bitcoin and gold has fallen to zero for the first time since mid-2022, potentially signaling a strong bullish trend for Bitcoin. Historically, such divergence has led to an average Bitcoin price increase of 56% within two months, suggesting a potential price range of $144,000 to $150,000. Analysts note that Bitcoin's current movement mirrors the bullish trajectory of 2020–2021, transitioning from consolidation to a "quasi-parabolic" rise. The macroeconomic environment, including global liquidity growth and the nearing end of the Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening, is seen as supportive of Bitcoin's upward momentum. Matt Hougan of Bitwise highlights the onset of a new global monetary easing cycle, which could further boost Bitcoin prices through 2026.