Recently, the big pump of gold and silver, today, Spot gold first broke 4490 USD/ounce, and silver also surged to 68 USD/ounce.

The US November CPI cooled more than expected, leading to rising market expectations for the interest rate cut magnitude in 2026, which directly boosted the attractiveness of precious metals.

The crypto market is often referred to as digital gold, but when real gold and silver hit all-time highs, I found that they are actually complementary hedging brothers.

Compared to gold, BTC is more volatile, especially as global economic uncertainty increases, with funds shifting from high-risk assets to precious metals. This is not just speculation, but large institutions are reconfiguring their asset portfolios.

As a crypto player, I increasingly feel that cross-border integration is the future—like bringing gold into the digital platform, which allows more people to participate easily, rather than being limited to traditional channels.

With inflation retreating and expectations of loose monetary policy, gold is no longer a marginal asset but a core allocation choice.

Behind this round of rise is a structural shift of global funds moving from the stock market and bonds to safe havens, not driven by short-term emotions.

In this bull market, I advise everyone not to rush to chase after physical gold or high-leverage derivatives, as those things have high barriers to entry, poor liquidity, and can easily lead to pitfalls.

On the contrary, take a look at the upcoming gold ETF from MSX, which is more suitable for ordinary investors for mid to long-term holding:

Compliance and transparency, convenient trading, and low participation thresholds, just as stablecoins are stable in the crypto space.

The key is not to gamble on the market, but to capture trends in a smarter way—using gold as an anchor for asset diversification, combining it with your crypto positions to build a portfolio that is more resilient to risks.

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