The gold price opened the week higher amid US-Iran tensions. However, the price dropped toward the $5,100 support. After dropping toward this support, the price is rebounding again to form a base pattern.
Bitcoin stabilised above $70,000 after rebounding from the strong $60,000 support zone as investor sentiment and ETF inflows improved. According to the data, nearly $700 million flowed into the US Bitcoin exchange traded funds in March. This data indicates that institutional appetite is slowly returning.
Crypto Fear and Greed Index has also recovered from extreme fear levels during crash in February. When liquidity expectations increase, Bitcoin responds well due to its sensitive behavior to global financial conditions. The gold to Bitcoin ratio shows a strong recovery from the long-term support of 0.026, which justifies the Bitcoin weakness since August 2025. The correction in Bitcoin from $120,000 was technically required and does not change the long-term bullish.
The strong key support for the Bitcoin price is also highlighted by the Bitcoin to gold ratio, which shows a strong support around the 13 level. However, the ratio closed below the 13 level last week, but it was considered a fake breakout. The ratio rebounded higher back above the red dotted trend line. This rebound from the long-term support at 13 suggests the ratio will likely continue to rally higher.
This rally in the ratio indicates that the Bitcoin price will likely remain strong in the short term. Gold and Bitcoin react differently to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The geopolitical tensions increase safe haven demand, which directly hits gold. However, Bitcoin’s sensitivity to liquidity means ETF inflows and investor risk appetite will likely drive the short- to mid-term path, keeping the trend broadly bullish.
Bitcoin stabilized above $70,000 after rebounding from the strong $60,000 support zone as investor sentiment and ETF inflows improved. Data show nearly $700 million flowed into US Bitcoin ETFs in March, signaling a gradual return of institutional appetite. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index also recovered from February’s extreme fear, underscoring liquidity-driven momentum in BTC.
The gold-to-Bitcoin ratio has rebounded from the long-term 0.026 support, aligning with Bitcoin’s near-term strength despite the earlier correction from $120,000. The BTC-to-gold ratio hovering around the 13 level suggests robust support, with a recent fake breakout reversal indicating renewed bullish potential. Taken together, the ratio dynamics imply BTC could sustain gains as liquidity conditions improve.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to lift safe-haven demand, benefiting gold and shaping market dynamics. However, Bitcoin’s sensitivity to liquidity means ETF inflows and investor risk appetite will likely drive the short- to mid-term path, keeping the trend broadly bullish.
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