Recently, there have been changes in the international situation. The United States has strengthened its policy adjustments towards Venezuela, which has directly triggered risk aversion among global investors. You will find that whenever such uncertainties increase, funds tend to flow quickly into traditional safe-haven assets. Just look at the performance of gold and silver — spot gold once surged by 2.1%, even breaking the key level of $4,420 per ounce; silver's increase was even more dramatic, approaching 5%. This reflects market participants re-evaluating risk asset allocations and seeking more stable assets for shelter. The political and economic prospects of Venezuela still contain many uncertainties, and this uncertainty will continue to influence the trends of commodities and risk assets. In this context, it is still very necessary to pay attention to the tug-of-war effect between precious metal prices and the cryptocurrency market.

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CoinBasedThinkingvip
· 01-05 02:57
Gold is rising so rapidly, it feels like cryptocurrencies are about to get hammered... We have to watch the central bank's actions again.
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NFTPessimistvip
· 01-05 02:56
Here comes the same old trick to cut the leeks... When gold and silver rise, my coins just fall. This seesaw game is really slick. --- Safe haven? Ha, those institutions say safe haven is just them accumulating shares. Don’t believe it. --- Venezuela’s situation is really absurd, they’re joking around with our wallets right here. --- I didn’t even see gold breaking 4420, so why should the coins crash? What’s the logic? --- It’s the same old story, big events = coins crashing. I’m tired of it. --- Silver nearly 5%, Bitcoin just crashes? The cause-and-effect relationship is really ridiculous. --- Wake up, the so-called seesaw is just institutions harvesting. --- Political changes mean I have to buy the dip? I’m done playing. --- Gold is rising nicely, but I never see anyone say cryptocurrencies should rise too. --- Safe haven sentiment, oh, it’s just a subtle way of saying funds are fleeing.
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liquidation_watchervip
· 01-05 02:56
Gold is rising again, and the crypto world is about to get hit again. I’ve seen this pattern so many times.
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GateUser-00be86fcvip
· 01-05 02:56
Gold hits a new high again, it seems I really need to stock up on some hard assets Is the crypto world about to get hammered again? When precious metals take off, cryptocurrencies have to kneel The drama in Venezuela really scared people into buying gold aggressively As risk aversion rises, my crypto portfolio suffers A 5% increase in silver isn't a big deal, but the key point is that gold broke through 4420 and is still rising Now I understand, once funds flow into precious metals, on-chain funds start to become aggressive Here we go again, every time the international situation tightens, cryptocurrencies get hit hard
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