Although Bitcoin has fallen 20% since November and gold has risen 9%, long-term holders remain confident. As precious metal prices slow down, funds may flow back into cryptocurrencies, laying the groundwork for a potential recovery in 2026, despite historically weak mid-term market performance.
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Although Bitcoin has fallen 20% since November and gold has risen 9%, long-term holders remain confident. As precious metal prices slow down, funds may flow back into cryptocurrencies, laying the groundwork for a potential recovery in 2026, despite historically weak mid-term market performance.