#Strategy加仓BTC $AXS $DASH $ZEN

After Trump confirmed his attendance at Davos, he immediately headed to a special G7 meeting in Paris—behind this official announcement, the market has already sensed something different.

This is not ordinary diplomacy. Europe just announced a 10% tax on eight countries, and France responded with a "counter-coercion tool," threatening to cut off American banks and tech giants' access in Europe. The exchanges are tense and confrontational. Then Trump suddenly softened his stance, inviting Ukraine, Denmark, Syria, and Russia to sit at the table. It seems "inclusive," but in reality, it's signaling to the market: things are not that simple.

What was the result? The market split.

Gold was fierce—breaking through the $4,700 mark and hitting new highs. Safe-haven funds, as if they had eyes, immediately shifted away upon sensing the tension. Meanwhile, $BTC plummeted from $93,500 directly below $91,000, with large funds pulling out.

Why is this happening? Simply put, gold is always the first choice in times of crisis; it has been validated over thousands of years. Bitcoin has a promising outlook, but in the face of real geopolitical conflicts, the market still categorizes it as a "risk asset." The logic of big funds is clear: first avoid risks, then consider other options.

This scenario feels familiar. When great power games heat up and the traditional financial order shows cracks, gold quietly becomes the answer. Bitcoin's story is still being written, but this current drop has already served as a warning—when a real storm arrives, the market's safe-haven instinct will ultimately point to those assets that have weathered the storms.

The chaos is just beginning. What will your choice be?