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Gold surges 65% but can't stop the divisions in the crypto world—Is Bitcoin really $250,000 or $25,000?

The global economic landscape in 2026 is still a bit crazy. Gold has risen 65%, silver skyrocketed 149%, but discussions about Bitcoin's direction in the crypto market have never been so torn. Some say Bitcoin can hit $250,000, while others are bearish down to $25,000—behind this hundredfold disagreement lie five major economic uncertainties that directly impact your asset allocation.

First, let's look at the U.S. economy itself. High-income groups are rushing into crypto ETFs driven by AI wealth effects; low-income groups' consumption is plummeting, forcing policymakers to be more aggressive with monetary easing. The Federal Reserve has a new chair—this is the most significant leadership change in forty years. The new chair might, along with the White House, loosen the inflation target from 2%, with interest rates possibly falling to 2%-2.5%. But BlackRock is pouring cold water—"Don't expect too much rate cut." This creates an awkward situation: is the market liquidity exploding or not? This directly determines whether Bitcoin can break through that price level.

On the global debt front, things are even crazier. The U.S., Japan, and Germany are all issuing debt aggressively to stimulate their economies, and the G7 debt levels have already crossed warning lines. Excessive credit issuance will inevitably lead to inflation and asset bubbles. Because of this, gold has become the "king of safe havens," and the narrative of Bitcoin as "digital gold" is heating up. Large institutions like Grayscale are betting that Bitcoin can absorb this wave of safe-haven capital, but the security risks of quantum computing are also starting to scare people—if breakthroughs happen in this technology, the crypto market could face re-pricing.

AI is the real highlight. In 2026, the crypto world will reach a watershed with AI—shifting from pure money-burning model development to real commercialization. In the U.S., closed-source AI relies on capital investment; China's approach is open-source and application-driven. The combination of AI+Web3 and AI+blockchain is the new hot spot. Small models are exploding in enterprises, and on-chain applications are being activated, potentially giving Ethereum ecosystem tokens a growth boost. This is not just talk; it’s a real technological integration opportunity.

Back to the logic of Bitcoin and Ethereum price movements. If the Federal Reserve’s easing exceeds expectations and liquidity flows in continuously, major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum will enjoy a true feast. If rate cuts are not as aggressive as expected, volatile meme coins might be the first to get hammered. Another key variable: once U.S. stablecoin regulation is implemented and RWA (Real-World Asset) tracks are legalized, the entire market landscape will be reshuffled.

So the question remains—will the Federal Reserve really cut rates significantly this year? Can Bitcoin break its previous high driven by safe-haven demand and liquidity? Will AI+Web3 truly become the biggest trend in crypto in 2026?

What do you think? Share your honest predictions in the comments.