The performance of the commodity market this year can be described as crazy. Gold has already smashed through the $4500 barrier, while silver has skyrocketed from over $50 at the end of November to now $70, with an astonishing rise. Platinum also followed suit yesterday. With this momentum, it is simply an uncontrollable pump.

But strangely, the performance of the crypto market is completely the opposite. That thing, which was once touted as "digital gold," has dropped in the past two to three months, with a decline of 20% to 30%. Ethereum is even worse, having directly retracted nearly 40% from its peak.

What does this contrasting trend indicate? The core issue is still the aftermath of the significant sell-off on October 11. Continuous selling pressure has been suppressing the market's rebound momentum, and the performance of crypto assets is clearly weaker than that of traditional commodity markets.