2026-01-22 19:00:31

#贵金属黄金与白银刷新历史高位 Policy fluctuations trigger immediate reactions, causing global asset turbulence. Recently, the repeated changes in tariff policies directly shattered the prices of traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver, with such sharp declines catching many off guard.

Interestingly, when safe-haven assets can't withstand the shocks, it instead highlights another logic in the crypto market. It’s important to note that in such environments of intense global asset volatility, capital flows tend to diverge — some cling to traditional safe-haven assets, while others begin to reassess the value of digital assets like $BTC, $ETH.

The more extreme the macro sentiment, the clearer the trading opportunities. Historical experience shows that whenever policy shocks cause safe-haven assets to plunge, the crypto market usually faces two possibilities: either follow the decline and release panic, or absorb inflows to initiate a rebound. The key lies in how capital re-prices itself — whether to continue chasing outdated traditional safe channels or shift towards more liquid and transparent digital assets.

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OnchainHolmes

· 6h ago

Gold can't even hold up, and now there's an opportunity in the crypto world? I thought about this logic, and there is indeed something to it. Funds are limited, and the flow will always change. The key is who reacts first.

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PumpAnalyst

· 6h ago

Honestly, both gold and silver can fall this much, which shows that traditional safe-haven assets are really losing their effectiveness. Now, capital differentiation is the real focus... I actually think there’s a good chance for this rebound, but don’t chase the high, risk management comes first, everyone. Wait, does the market become so volatile just because policies fluctuate? Feels like the big players are laying low, let’s wait and see. I'm not bearish, but the probability of further decline seems higher. Let’s look at the 1-hour K-line structure to decide whether to get in or not. It would be great if BTC truly absorbed inflows, but I see the support levels breaking quite harshly... better to be cautious. The game of capital flow in this wave is the core. Although the technicals look bad, extreme emotions often brew reversals... ongoing observation.

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