2026-01-23 08:00:37

#数字资产市场动态 2025 Asset Performance Review is here.

The surge in precious metals this round has been nothing short of epic—various metal commodities have skyrocketed. Asian stock markets followed closely, with major indices in East Asia and Southeast Asia performing well. The US stock market is also steadily rising; although volatility is inevitable, the overall trend is positive. In comparison, cryptocurrency assets have performed moderately over the past few months, with ups and downs and frequent fluctuations.

As a long-term holder, mindset is crucial—don't be scared by short-term volatility, and avoid frequently adjusting your positions. Currently, the Federal Reserve is signaling rate cuts, liquidity remains relatively loose, and with the continuous boom in the AI industry, US stocks still have room to rise. However, volatility cannot be avoided, which tests your resolve even more. Hold what you should hold, observe what you should observe, and don't lose your composure because of short-term turbulence.

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CoconutWaterBoy

· 43m ago

Metal prices have surged ridiculously, but crypto is still wobbling around, really testing our mindset. --- The expectation of interest rate cuts is here, so hold on tight, don’t sell off at every fluctuation, it’s too costly. --- US stocks still have great potential, but in terms of volatility... we just have to tough it out. --- By the way, why are precious metals rising so fiercely? Is a crisis really coming? --- The biggest enemy for long-term holders is their own itchy hands, I’ve realized. --- The explosion of the AI industry combined with loose liquidity, this combo is indeed beneficial for US stocks. --- Crypto has been pretty average these past few months, feels like it’s better to wait and see. --- Holding on and continuing to hold—that’s what it means, don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations.

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FrogInTheWell

· 16h ago

Precious metals are so strong, why isn't the same happening with cryptocurrencies... Wait, the interest rate cut expectation is here, maybe there's still a chance this time?

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GasFeeCrying

· 01-23 08:30

The surge in precious metals is crazy this time, why didn't I jump on it... Cryptocurrency is still swinging back and forth, it's really frustrating.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-23 08:21

Metal takes off but the crypto world is still dozing off, why is there such a big contrast... --- Is the Fed's rate cut expectation overhyped? It feels like the recent rally in US stocks is a bit fake. --- I just want to know if anyone is still frequently repositioning their holdings. Nine out of ten probably got cut. --- The epic surge in precious metals—if I had known, I would have gone all-in on gold... --- It's easy to talk about mindset, but when the market crashes, everyone will collapse. --- In the past few months, crypto has just been a side character, waiting to see if it can turn around. --- Rate cut expectations + AI hype—sounds like US stocks will keep flying? Watch out for the trap. --- Are long-term holders this calm? I really can't sit still. --- All kinds of assets are rising, but the crypto circle is so weak—does that make sense?

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-23 08:19

Gold prices are going crazy, while the crypto world is still in a daze... How can the gap be so huge? --- Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts + AI hype, US stocks still have potential, but this volatility... really tests people's resolve. --- Long-term holders should behave like this; don't be scared by short-term K-lines to the point of messing up your positions. --- The epic rise of precious metals, and the crypto space's performance is a bit disappointing. --- Don't mess around; discipline is the core competitive advantage for making money.

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MrDecoder

· 01-23 08:18

Gold has been rising so sharply, why am I still holding onto my coins... Cryptocurrencies have really been underperforming these past few months, but with the rate cut expectations, I still have to hold on. I'm just worried that I might lack the discipline, and a wave of correction could break my mindset. I'm genuinely envious of gold taking off, but I feel like it's time for crypto to do the same, just depends on when. Short-term fluctuations are just like farting; anyway, I'm not in a rush to sell.

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AirdropHustler

· 01-23 08:13

I can't believe I didn't jump into the metal frenzy, I'm so regretful haha That's how the crypto world is, I've long since become indifferent, anyway I still hold my positions long-term Over in the US stock market, just playing around, mainly betting on AI, can this wave really take off? Short-term fluctuations are just for entertainment, I can't afford to lose anyway The real problem is discipline is really hard, every time I want to bottom fish, I end up diving deeper Precious metals are also incredible this time, my friend has been fully invested in gold for a long time, really For those using coin-backed tokens, what are they thinking now? Honestly, they might be a bit panicked I'm tired of the loose liquidity, just want to know when they'll really pull the trigger Not messing around is the right move, I previously lost a lot due to frequent trading, I've learned my lesson Everyone's talking about the AI boom, but can it really sustain? I'm a bit worried it's overhyped

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BrokenDAO

· 01-23 08:09

The recent surge in precious metals is indeed fierce, but crypto assets are still the same — fluctuating up and down, and in the end, it's all about who can endure. With the expectation of interest rate cuts supporting the US stock market, in this environment of ample liquidity, can retail investors really hold on? History tells us that most people can't hold on.

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