According to @PANewsCN, Tom Lee told The Pomp Podcast that gold’s recent surge reflects a cup-and-handle breakout and increasing purchases by stablecoin issuers channeling newly created dollar liquidity into bullion instead of traditional finance, potentially exceeding central bank demand, source: PANewsCN on X; The Pomp Podcast. He said there are roughly seven to eight gold-pegged stablecoins, indicating stablecoins are reshaping the buyer base for safe-haven assets, source: PANewsCN on X; The Pomp Podcast. Lee argued that strength in gold is a super tailwind for Bitcoin (BTC) and estimated that if gold stabilizes at 5,000 dollars, BTC’s fair value could reach 1.6 to 2.0 million dollars based on relative market capitalization, source: PANewsCN on X; The Pomp Podcast. He added BTC historically concentrates gains in about 10 key trading days per year, with Q4 often a high-probability window, citing potential catalysts such as a Federal Reserve pivot, U.S. government shutdown risk, and geopolitical hedging, source: PANewsCN on X; The Pomp Podcast. Lee also said a year-end run at 200,000 dollars for BTC remains possible, underscoring timing and macro catalysts for traders, source: PANewsCN on X; The Pomp Podcast.