According to @charlesdhaussy, BTC could follow gold into an aggressive bull phase by year-end 2025, with short-term BTC–gold correlation fluctuating but both trending higher over the long run as fiat debasement intensifies; he points to USD purchasing power erosion and U.S. debt above $37T as core hard-asset drivers, relevant for crypto traders watching gold momentum for BTC signals. Source: @charlesdhaussy via Asharq Business remarks on Oct 26, 2025, shared Oct 28, 2025. He states that Trump has shifted from a crypto adversary to an ally, claims Binance founder CZ has been pardoned and is free, and highlights a pro-crypto CFTC nominee Michael Selig who could fast-track ETFs and DeFi approvals, suggesting a deregulatory policy backdrop that may support risk-on flows into BTC and ETH. Source: @charlesdhaussy via Asharq Business, Oct 26–28, 2025. He reports TradFi is deepening engagement: JPMorgan now accepts BTC and ETH as loan collateral, Crypto.com is pursuing a U.S. bank charter alongside Circle and Anchorage, and Japan has greenlit bank crypto investments with potential $10B+ inflows, all of which could unlock balance-sheet demand and credit-channel liquidity for digital assets. Source: @charlesdhaussy via Asharq Business, Oct 26–28, 2025. He characterizes October 2025’s crypto deleveraging as faster and larger than the FTX episode, framing it as a market reset that cleared excess leverage and set up more sustainable upside, a key context for near-term positioning. Source: @charlesdhaussy via Asharq Business, Oct 26–28, 2025. He lists potential near-term catalysts including a pro-crypto bill in Washington within six weeks and a more dovish Fed chair amid an approaching leadership transition, while abundant liquidity and a powerful AI narrative add tailwinds; he forecasts BTC to end the year in a $110,000–$125,000 range and rejects $250,000 calls without major policy breakthroughs, citing Bitcoin’s 50–70% volatility as a constraint. Source: @charlesdhaussy via Asharq Business, Oct 26–28, 2025.