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A shift in liquidity from gold to Bitcoin may be starting. If Bitcoin has already found its bottom while gold has peaked, markets could soon show Bitcoin breaking higher while gold weakens below its bull market support band. Historically, Bitcoin has often rallied when gold slows down. However, Bitcoin still needs stronger confirmation of a trend change. A weekly close above $83,737 is seen by some traders as a key level that could signal a real reversal in the current bearish trend.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has warned investors not to celebrate Bitcoin’s recent rally too soon. Bitcoin jumped about 8% on March 4, briefly nearing $74,000. However, Hayes says the cryptocurrency still moves closely with U.S. tech stocks, especially SaaS companies. A chart he shared suggests Bitcoin has not yet broken away from the tech sector’s trend. Because of this, Hayes believes the latest price jump could be a temporary rebound rather than the start of a sustained rally.

Bitcoin has climbed back to $74,000 for the first time in a month, even as global market uncertainty continues. Data from Santiment shows strong momentum across the crypto market, with several altcoins posting major one-day gains. Solana, Chainlink, and Pepe led the rally as traders returned to risk assets. The move signals renewed confidence among investors despite ongoing market concerns, with rising prices across major cryptocurrencies pointing to a broader short-term recovery in the crypto market.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has introduced a proposal explaining how existing securities laws may apply to certain crypto assets and transactions. The move suggests the agency is ready to act on digital-asset regulation without waiting for Congress to pass new legislation. While the proposed CLARITY Act is still seen as the preferred path for the industry, the SEC’s step could bring greater certainty to the market. Clear rules are widely viewed as key to attracting large institutional investment into crypto.

The United States has secured a multimillion-dollar gold deal with Venezuela, according to reports. Venezuela’s state-owned mining company Minerven will supply up to 1,000 kilograms of gold for US markets. Commodity trader Trafigura will handle transport and deliver the gold to US refineries under a separate arrangement with the US government. The contract requires 98% gold purity, and the deal could be worth more than $150 million. The agreement signals growing US interest in Venezuela’s natural resources.

Money may be shifting from South Korean stocks back into crypto markets. The KOSPI index had surged about 80% in four months while Bitcoin dropped 52%. That stock rally drove heavy leverage and record ETF trading. Now the trend is changing as foreign investors pull out. Around $13.7 billion in KOSPI stocks were sold in February, the biggest monthly outflow on record. The index has fallen about 20% in five days, while Bitcoin has risen 11%, hinting at a possible shift toward crypto.

Bitcoin appears to have found its lowest level for 2026 after dropping about 52% from its all-time high to around $60,000. Some analysts who expected prices to fall to $30,000–$40,000 may now miss the early stage of the recovery. The decline was smaller than past cycles, which saw drops of up to 80–90%. Market pressure, including a reported Binance trading glitch and heavy institutional activity, pushed prices lower earlier. With economic data improving, many investors now expect the broader bull market to begin.