The global financial markets have been quite interesting in recent days. US stocks slightly declined, with the Nasdaq index dropping 0.67%, but most major European indices are still rising. In contrast, precious metals are suffering terribly—gold futures plunged by 4.45%, silver is even more outrageous, with futures down 7.2%, and spot silver approaching a 9% decline. Such levels of adjustment often indicate a shift in market risk appetite.

Interestingly, while metals are falling, the digital asset sector is brewing new opportunities. The latest policy signals reveal that the digital renminbi will enter a significant development phase in 2026, with many industry insiders predicting this could become one of the earliest hot topics next year. From improving wallet systems to launching interest-earning features, the entire digital currency ecosystem is accelerating its maturation.

For on-chain asset investors, both the recent adjustments in the global financial markets and the progress of the digital renminbi are worth close attention. On one hand, the sharp correction in precious metals may indicate a reallocation of funds; on the other hand, digital assets, as an emerging asset class, are gaining more policy and infrastructure support. During this pre-holiday period, market opinions are divided, and performance across different sectors is highly differentiated. While caution is advised regarding short-term volatility, in the long run, the opportunities within the broader trend of digital financial innovation remain worth watching.