The analysis indicates that the Bitcoin versus Gold chart's Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the monthly timeframe is currently at approximately 41.43, approaching a significant long-term support level, historically indicative of bear market bottoms in 2014, 2018, and 2022. A rebound from an inferred RSI level of 35 is predicted, with a target RSI of 60, signaling a bullish rotation for crypto against metals. Additionally, the Bitcoin versus Gold ratio displays a bullish divergence on the two-day timeframe, suggesting an impending upward reversal. The Bitcoin versus Silver ratio, on the weekly timeframe, shows its RSI at an unprecedented oversold level of approximately 28.79, close to 2017 cycle top and 2022 bear market lows, projecting a rebound towards an inferred target of 1400. In contrast, Silver (XAGUSD) has recently experienced a drop from 83 USD to 74 USD, with a predicted continued decline to 70 USD, provided it does not reclaim the 83 USD level. For Bitcoin (BTCUSDT), the yearly candle remains in the red, below its yearly open of 93,508 USD. The analysis anticipates a significant push to reclaim this yearly open, targeting 93,508 USD, or it would indicate an unprecedented red post-halving year. Ethereum (ETHUSDT) is expected to mirror Bitcoin's movements, aiming to reclaim its yearly open at 3,300 USDT from its current price of 3,083 USDT. The analysis suggests a potential catch-up trade for Bitcoin in 2026, considering its underperformance against broader stock markets and metals. Monetary policy shifts, including anticipated rate cuts and a new Fed chair in 2026, are highlighted as crucial factors for altcoin momentum.