The Golden Cross is back in focus for Bitcoin. 👀 A golden cross happens when the 50-day moving average moves above the 200-day average — a signal traders often interpret as improving long-term momentum. Historically, some Bitcoin golden crosses were followed by massive rallies. Two notable 2020 signals were followed by gains of more than 300% over the following year. But there’s an important catch: the signal is not always reliable. Recent analysis puts the average 90-day gain after measurable golden crosses around 24.9%, but only a few signals remained intact for a full year. So can this put $100K back on the table? Maybe — but the golden cross alone can't answer that. $BTC still has to deal with major resistance around the low-$80Ks. A sustained breakout would make the bullish case more interesting, while losing key support could invalidate the momentum narrative. Is this golden cross the beginning of another major Bitcoin move, or are traders giving a lagging indicator too much weight? 👀 $BTC