Gold Rally Sets the Stage for Bitcoin Price to Hit $150K Says Top Analyst

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Gold has been shining brighter than ever, climbing to a record high of $3,725 and posting a 40% gain this year. While traditional investors celebrate the Gold rally, crypto watchers are paying close attention too. 

According to top analyst Ted, Bitcoin may be next in line to mirror Gold’s powerful rally, with a target of $150,000 by the end of Q4.

Gold’s ATH Rally Sets the Stage

Gold prices climbed another 1% today, setting fresh records as momentum from an earlier breakout continues to push higher. A key driver behind this rally is China’s growing hunger for gold. 

Non-monetary imports surged 64% in July to 104 tonnes, well above the five-year average. This strong demand from households, jewelers, and investors has kept the world’s largest bullion market firmly in buying mode.

At the same time, expectations of another Federal Reserve rate cut in October are keeping sentiment bullish for gold.

For Ted, this unstoppable momentum is more than just a story about gold. He believes it could be a preview of what Bitcoin is about to experience.

Bitcoin Set to Mirror Gold’s Path

Looking at historical charts, Ted highlighted how Bitcoin’s current structure closely resembles gold’s behavior before its breakout rally. In both cases, prices built up pressure under long-term resistance levels before exploding higher. 

Bitcoin now appears to be tracing the same pattern.

However, the analyst expects one final shakeout before the real move begins. He warned of a potential 10%–15% correction in Bitcoin, which could help flush out greedy longs and overleveraged traders. 

Once that happens, he believes the stage will be set for a major rally, sending Bitcoin toward $150,000 by the end of this year.

Bitcoin Price Outlook

As of now, Bitcoin is trading near $112,627, down 3% in the last 24 hours, with its market cap standing at $2.24 trillion. 

Despite the dip, Ted’s analysis suggests that Bitcoin’s best days may still be ahead, mirroring gold’s path from consolidation to record-breaking highs.