Gold usually leads the way, which is a noteworthy signal. Many on-chain traders are observing this phenomenon—when precious metals experience anomalies, the crypto market often follows suit. From a macro asset allocation perspective, gold's performance as a traditional safe-haven asset often reflects changes in market sentiment and risk appetite. Therefore, rather than focusing solely on the rise and fall of coin prices, it's better to watch the trends of gold, U.S. Treasury yields, and other major commodities. Understanding this inter-asset linkage can help you better grasp the market rhythm.
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WhaleWatcher
· 14h ago
This wave of gold definitely needs to be watched closely. Too many people in the crypto circle only look at the K-line, unaware that commodities have been giving signals for a long time.
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WhaleSurfer
· 12-26 23:21
Gold really is a good barometer. I now have the habit of first watching gold movements before checking the crypto market, saving myself a lot of detours.
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BlockchainBard
· 12-26 22:50
Gold moves with the trend, I agree with this logic, but to be honest, most people still only focus on the charts and can't react in time.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 12-26 22:46
Gold moves in tandem with the market. I've heard this logic several times, but not many people can truly see it clearly.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-26 22:41
I've long noticed that gold is leading the rally; I feel like many people in the crypto circle are still watching the charts, unaware that gold has already moved.
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GhostInTheChain
· 12-26 22:32
The recent trend of gold is indeed speaking for itself. I've been keeping an eye on this area lately. Crypto enthusiasts always watch the charts, but understanding the macro perspective makes it clear.
Gold usually leads the way, which is a noteworthy signal. Many on-chain traders are observing this phenomenon—when precious metals experience anomalies, the crypto market often follows suit. From a macro asset allocation perspective, gold's performance as a traditional safe-haven asset often reflects changes in market sentiment and risk appetite. Therefore, rather than focusing solely on the rise and fall of coin prices, it's better to watch the trends of gold, U.S. Treasury yields, and other major commodities. Understanding this inter-asset linkage can help you better grasp the market rhythm.