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Gold and silver hit new highs as soon as the market opens, while $BTC continues to slide — this contrast says it all. Risk assets are generally under pressure, and cryptocurrencies, being the most sensitive risk assets, are naturally the first to be affected.

A careful breakdown of this round of decline reveals two main driving factors:

First, the trade dynamics between Europe and the US are changing. This tariff conflict is still in its early stages. How the key speech at 9:30 PM will unfold, and the stance on Greenland, are all potential variables. If language is escalated or the conflict intensifies, US stocks will open under considerable pressure tonight. Looking at the response at the Europe-US summit on the 22nd — if it truly turns confrontational, the market reaction will resemble last February’s situation.

Second, there was a sudden large-scale sell-off in the Japanese bond market, which transmitted shocks to the US bond market, triggering a chain reaction. Many institutions and hedge funds were forced to close positions to cut losses, further spreading risk aversion.

Overall, the uncertainty in the news is too high, and the market has fallen into a vacuum of expectations, triggering collective risk aversion — the sharp rise in precious metals is the most direct indicator.

For investors, the most prudent choice right now is not to gamble. Wait for a real opportunity to appear before taking action — it’s much more reliable than shooting in the dark.
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NervousFingersvip
· 12h ago
Here we go again, Bitcoin falling while precious metals rise. This familiar combo punch is too well known. The tariffs are about to explode.
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SerumSquirtervip
· 12h ago
Another round of risk aversion is coming, BTC is getting hammered hard, precious metals are soaring—I'm familiar with this rhythm. This time is different; the wave of Japanese government bond operations was truly explosive, triggering a chain reaction that hit U.S. bonds. Institutions are directly fleeing to cut losses, and I just find it exhausting to watch. The tariff conflict isn't over yet. Listening to tonight's speech at 9:30, you can already tell what the follow-up will be. If Greenland's attitude really turns tough... I haven't forgotten the lesson from February last year. I really think blindly increasing positions now is just asking for trouble. Let's wait and see, don't mess around.
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GasFeeCryvip
· 12h ago
Damn, it's both tariffs and Japanese debt again. Bitcoin just becomes the scapegoat.
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LeekCuttervip
· 12h ago
Another round of market manipulation to wipe out retail investors, I'm already numb from holding the coins.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 12h ago
It has proven that cross-asset correlations are fully exposed under stress testing... Japanese bond collapse → U.S. bond chain reaction → collective liquidation of risk assets. I need to review this logical chain.
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DAOdreamervip
· 12h ago
Everyone stop pretending. Right now, it's all about risk aversion, and BTC has plummeted to a dog’s price. Some people are still trying to buy the dip—I'm truly amazed.
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