Gold is screaming higher. Silver is panicking. Bitcoin looks stuck—and that’s exactly how capital rotations begin. In this episode, Adam Livingston breaks down why gold always moves first, why Bitcoin lags, and why Bitcoin ultimately absorbs the real liquidity wave once mandates loosen and volatilit

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The analysis suggests a potential rotation from defensive assets like gold towards riskier assets like Bitcoin when real yields fall and the dollar weakens, especially during periods of accommodative liquidity. Historical analysis from 2016 and 2020 indicates that Bitcoin often follows gold's upward movement after a lag, particularly when policy uncertainty clears and risk appetite returns. However, the 2022 counterexample highlights that this rotation fails when liquidity conditions tighten and real yields rise, causing capital to remain trapped in defensive assets. The current market is seen as being in a similar state to 2016, with potential for a Bitcoin super-cycle if specific quantitative triggers are met.

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