#比特币与黄金战争 Have you ever thought about it? Gold is rising, so why hasn't $BTC caught up? Ultimately, it's still the political tug-of-war on the US side. The petty disputes between the two parties have made Wall Street people all timid—who would dare to pour money into high-risk assets like US stocks and cryptocurrencies?
Now, funds are all parked in safe-haven assets. Gold, government bonds, and similar assets have become hot commodities, while high-risk, high-reward investments are naturally being neglected. Cryptocurrencies are at the forefront. It's not that the crypto world is truly failing, but in the face of such uncertainty, everyone is hiding their money.
Once the political landscape stabilizes and risk appetite returns, funds will flow back into these more exciting assets. For now, it's just a matter of patience.
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DegenGambler
· 11h ago
To be honest, this wave is indeed caused by politics.
However, the rise in gold and BTC not following suit is probably due to other factors.
The interest rate expectations in the US stock market are also changing now, and institutions might be reallocating their portfolios, so it's not entirely due to political instability.
Patience is good, but you also need to keep an eye on macroeconomic data—don't just wait around.
It's really hard to say when this round of correction will end.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 18h ago
I think your analysis is a bit over the top. Gold rises because someone is actually buying, and BTC isn't following because... you're all waiting for political stability, but that might be a long wait until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse.
Honestly, instead of hiding in government bonds earning interest, it's better to seize the opportunity now and buy the dip in BTC. The real institutions have already been quietly deploying their positions.
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PancakeFlippa
· 18h ago
Basically, it's politics messing up our market.
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GhostInTheChain
· 18h ago
That makes sense, but I think this wave is more about institutions using it as an excuse to liquidate and dump.
Wait, gold is rising but BTC isn't moving. Could it be that traditional finance is digging a trap to let retail investors take the fall?
Forget it, I've already gone all in anyway, just lying back and waiting.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 18h ago
Basically, it's a dormant period before risk appetite warms up again. The current capital flow into gold is nothing new... After political turmoil settles, opportunities will naturally arise. The key still depends on how on-chain liquidity depth develops.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 18h ago
Honestly, when politics are unstable, Wall Street really gets timid. This wave is indeed hard to predict.
I can understand hiding in safe assets like gold, but it's a bit uncomfortable to see BTC being so neglected.
Just be patient and wait, anyway there's not much idle money left.
#比特币与黄金战争 Have you ever thought about it? Gold is rising, so why hasn't $BTC caught up? Ultimately, it's still the political tug-of-war on the US side. The petty disputes between the two parties have made Wall Street people all timid—who would dare to pour money into high-risk assets like US stocks and cryptocurrencies?
Now, funds are all parked in safe-haven assets. Gold, government bonds, and similar assets have become hot commodities, while high-risk, high-reward investments are naturally being neglected. Cryptocurrencies are at the forefront. It's not that the crypto world is truly failing, but in the face of such uncertainty, everyone is hiding their money.
Once the political landscape stabilizes and risk appetite returns, funds will flow back into these more exciting assets. For now, it's just a matter of patience.