2026-01-05 02:21:14

In the past week, a rare phenomenon has occurred in the global financial markets—risk assets and safe-haven assets are rising simultaneously.

The Asia-Pacific stock markets are experiencing a frenzy of breakthroughs. The Korean KOSPI rose 2.27%, now hitting a historic high of 4400 points; the Nikkei 225 index is also pushing towards its all-time high, less than 2% away; the Shanghai Composite Index is making efforts to reach 4000 points.

The enthusiasm in the cryptocurrency market is soaring even more sharply. Bitcoin has surpassed the $93,000 mark, and Ethereum is approaching $3,200. Interestingly, the veteran Meme coins like PEPE, WIF, and BONK have become the top gainers in this round of market rally, which directly reflects that retail investor sentiment has truly returned.

Even more bizarrely, precious metals are not idle. Spot gold has risen to around $4,420 (up 2%), and silver has surged by 4.5% to $76. This situation of "risk assets and safe-haven assets soaring together" is indeed rare, reflecting that the market is pricing in extreme inflation expectations for 2026.

In terms of capital flows, a large amount of funds are shifting from a wait-and-see stance to full-scale entry. In the crypto market, the rebound of veteran Meme coins often indicates liquidity overflow. Coupled with the dual resonance of the A-share index hitting 4000 points and Bitcoin breaking $93,000, the on-chain altcoin market may see a quite intense rally this week.

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NFTHoarder

· 01-06 13:52

Retail investor sentiment is really boiling over, PEPE has stood up again this round haha When BTC broke 93,000, I went all in immediately. Now it's all about how the altcoins will fly A-shares and cryptocurrencies are taking off simultaneously. We should cherish this kind of market condition Are risks and safe havens rising together? The market is indeed crazy, but I like it What does the rebound of Meme coins mean? Veteran traders should be clear—liquidity is overflowing Gold and silver are both rising. I really can't figure out this inflation pricing It feels like this week's surge in altcoins is going to blow up my account. Hurry up and get on board, everyone Everyone's waiting for 4,000 points. BTC has already broken 93,000. What are you hesitating for? This kind of situation is indeed rare. Risk assets and safe assets are both going crazy—truly unbelievable

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-05 13:34

Damn, meme coins are really taking off this wave, retail investors are definitely rushing in --- Are risk-averse assets rising together? That logic is a bit far-fetched, inflation expectations are truly alarming --- BTC has broken 93,000. Are altcoins about to take off? Holding my PEPE tight --- A-shares at 4,000 points, Nikkei at new highs, Bitcoin at 93,000—this situation is about to get big, right? --- Meme coin rebound = liquidity overflow. Can you believe this logic? Or is it just hype? --- Gold and silver are also rising. Is the market trying to make everyone money? --- Wait, BONK, WIF, PEPE are really surging so fiercely? Why am I still hesitating? --- Pricing strong inflation in 2026, are all assets rising now as an early move? --- Can I still get on the altcoin train now, or am I already a bag-holder? --- A-shares pushing to 4,000, BTC breaking 93k, feels like they’re about to start squeezing retail investors

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HorizonHunter

· 01-05 02:49

Retail investors are really back, PEPE's surge this time is incredible This market is indeed bizarre; risk aversion and risk-taking are happening simultaneously, I've never seen anything like it BTC breaks $93,000, it feels like altcoins will explode next week Gold and silver are both rising, is inflation expectation really solid? A-shares at 4,000 points, BTC at 93K, meme coins going crazy... capital outflow is real Altcoins are set to take off this week, it feels like a big trend is coming By the way, gold has surged so strongly, is there really something investors are afraid of? The rebound of WIF and BONK shows retail investors are no longer scared Are risk-averse assets rising together? Is this market crazy or am I crazy? After breaking $93,000, can Bitcoin set new records? What does the lead of established meme coins indicate... is liquidity really overflowing? People haven't come back, but money has. Let's see what altcoins do next week

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-05 02:44

Wait, Meme coins are taking off across the board. Have the retail investors really come back? Or is this the start of another round of rug pulls? I find this wave a bit strange. Risk assets and safe-haven assets are rising together, it feels like the market is operating on some reverse logic. How do you see BTC breaking the $93,000 mark? It feels a bit inflated... WIF and BONK are surging so strongly, should we run next week? These Meme coins tend to explode once they turn around. Is inflation pricing this extreme? Does that mean big events are really coming in 2026? While the A-shares index hits 4000 points, BTC is also skyrocketing. Where is the capital coming from? This week, altcoins surged. Is this a sign of liquidity overflow, or just surface-level talk? Are there any low-priced potential coins on the chain worth paying attention to? Is it too late to enter now? Gold and silver are also following the trend and rising. This combination of assets is interesting... Both risk and safe-haven assets soaring at the same time—does it feel like big funds are betting on some major event?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 01-05 02:41

Damn, meme coins are really taking off this time, a signal that retail investors are rushing in madly. Retail investor sentiment is warming up, old coins are soaring, and this week, altcoins really need to push. Gold and silver are also going crazy; with so much money, there's nowhere to put it, right? BTC at 93K, ETH approaching 3200—this pace is a bit outrageous... Wait, risk assets and safe-haven assets rising at the same time? Where's the good news in that? Pepe, WIF, Bonk are the biggest gainers? Why do I feel like it's just retail investors cheering again? Breaking 4000 points, is this really not just volatility? Funds are flowing out into altcoins; I'll first take a look at some small-cap coins. Gold has already hit 4420; how fierce must the inflation expectations be? What does the rise of meme coins indicate? It’s just the main players absorbing the chips.

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VibesOverCharts

· 01-05 02:28

Retail investor sentiment is back, and this is the signal. Meme coins are starting to rise, and only then will the market truly heat up. --- Gold and BTC rising together—this logic is brilliant. What is the market pricing in? --- I just want to know how long this wave can last. It feels too crazy. --- Altcoins need to take off this week. Liquidity overflow is really the best signal. --- PEPE, WIF, BONK—these are hitting daily limits one after another. Old investors are finally recovering their losses. This feeling is back. --- 4,000 points, $93,000, gold is following suit—this market is a bit outrageous. --- Is inflation expectation this strong? No wonder all assets are not falling. --- Funds are switching in, right? Then there must be some action this week. Too bad I didn't get on board. --- Meme coin rebound = liquidity overflow. A simple and straightforward signal. Everyone's making profits. --- Should I enter now and catch the falling knife? The increase is a bit fierce.

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FrontRunFighter

· 01-05 02:25

nah this reeks of coordinated pump... meme coins leading the charge while gold rallies? that's not organic sentiment, that's liquidity overflow finding every available exit. someone's definitely frontrunning this inflation narrative hard.

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