#数字资产市场动态 Gold has continuously broken records, hitting new highs more than 50 times this year. But recently, a very interesting phenomenon has occurred—silver suddenly plunged over $1 in a short-term drop, and gold also retreated accordingly. What is driving this behind the scenes?

Market insiders suggest that precious metal prices may have already peaked, and funds are quietly flowing elsewhere. Especially after the US market opened, interestingly—even though the stock market was under pressure and declining—cryptocurrencies continued to strengthen. This does not quite align with the usual risk asset correlation logic.

If this trend of capital shifting continues, the crypto market could accelerate its rise and even trigger a short squeeze. Analysts believe that the upward momentum of gold has not weakened. Sentiment, supply and demand, and macroeconomic factors are still jointly supporting the gold price. In other words, from a medium- to long-term perspective, the logic of gold's rise remains valid—each pullback could be a good opportunity to position.

Now, the question becomes more interesting: Is this short-term correction in precious metals truly a top? Or is it just a normal pullback before entering? Will funds continue to flow from precious metals into the crypto market?

If you currently have idle funds, how would you allocate them? Continue to hold gold and silver, or shift some into crypto assets? Or wait for precious metals to fall a bit more?

Everyone’s answer might be different, depending on your market judgment. But one thing is certain—opportunities always appear amid volatility, and those who actively seize the trend are often the ones who succeed.