Gold Hits $5000, Bitget CEO Predicts 2026 rally for Bitcoin hitting $180K by 2026 Year End

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Gold’s rally shows little sign of fading as we head into 2026.

With the current global financial markets adjusting to ongoing geopolitical concerns, investors are now leaning into stable traditional assets, and gold continues to behave like the world’s ultimate insurance policy.

Technically, the market is still in expansion mode, with Fibonacci extensions pointing toward the $5,325–$5,400 range and strong demand holding around $4,830 which signals that this move is a trend rather than a topping pattern.

Bitcoin is on a similar trajectory considering being an undervalued asset currently. While it may be affected by macro events, there are factors which hint at an increasingly bullish outbreak.

Steady ETF inflows, reduced volatility compared to tech stocks, development on the crypto market structure bill in the US and a market cycle that is breaking from historical norms.

If these forces persist, Bitcoin has a credible path toward $150,000–$180,000 by the end of 2026.

Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget


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