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The year 2026 — major changes in the structure of the three largest assets: will gold break the 5000 mark, will Bitcoin soar above 20,000, and will the dollar lose its position after 90?

You’ve already seen the 2025 market — gold increased by 60%, Bitcoin by 30%, while the dollar depreciated by 9%. In 2026, these three assets are expected to face significant events. Some have decided to fully invest, others are afraid of a bursting bubble and can’t sleep. Understanding this dynamic, you can immediately change your asset allocation.

Let’s start with gold. It has long ceased to be a temporary refuge during crises and has become a "state in government agencies" for central banks. China, Russia, and other developing economies are actively buying gold. Analyst forecasts average prices for the year range from $4,400 to $4,500, with Morgan Stanley more aggressive — up to $5,055. But the Bank for International Settlements also does not rule out a drop below $4,000. Whether the Fed will continue to cut rates and how the geopolitical situation will develop are decisive factors for gold prices.

Now about Bitcoin. It has fully entered the era of institutional investors. As soon as the ETF opened, money flooded in like a flood. Trump’s government is even planning to create a "cryptoking" position, which will provide direct support for crypto assets. The remaining supply is less than 2%, the halving cycle is approaching again, and the situation is favorable for bulls. Target prices from institutional players range from $120,000 to $250,000, with more aggressive estimates even mentioning $500,000+. Companies are actively accumulating Bitcoin, and by the end of 2026, their reserves could exceed 1 million coins. Supply simply cannot keep up with demand.

The dollar — here the situation is a bit awkward. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and other major banks forecast a decline of 3–5% this year. While the Fed continues to cut rates, Europe, Japan, and Canada are raising them, making policy increasingly heterogeneous. In the context of the global trend to abandon the dollar, the dollar index will likely fluctuate and fall below 93. But don’t forget that in any global instability, safe capital will once again flow into the dollar.

When these three factors interact, it gets interesting: a weak dollar — strong gold and Bitcoin. But in a full-blown crisis, gold wins, and Bitcoin may suffer. The key word for 2026 is "nothing is clear," but the overall trend is obvious: gold fluctuates upward, Bitcoin hits new highs, and the dollar slowly and steadily declines.

How do you choose? Do you bet on the stability of gold and its hold above 5000, or do you believe Bitcoin will truly break 25,000? How will you allocate your assets in 2026?