2026-01-12 03:04:01

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Geopolitical risks are rapidly escalating. On January 12, the US accelerated planning for actions against Iran, with Trump considering "very strong" military options; simultaneously, a final ultimatum was issued to Cuba, cutting off its energy and funding sources. Risk aversion sentiment has driven market volatility: spot gold and silver continue to hit new highs, and crude oil has surged significantly.

Against the backdrop of rising macro uncertainties, will cryptocurrencies repeat the "digital gold" logic? Can BTC and ETH absorb safe-haven funds, or will they be drained of liquidity? How do you view the impact and opportunities of this round of geopolitical risks on the Web3 market?

BTC3,43%

ETH5,51%

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HaonanChen

· 01-12 03:05

Digital gold is also quoted with double quotes. You also said that gold and silver are both rising, and the wealthy will definitely buy real gold. The crypto market has been declining, who still buys digital assets? Only when prices rise will people buy, and there will be genuine capital inflow. It can't compare to real gold, which is also falling. You tell me, if you have money, would you buy real gold, which is rising sharply, or buy digital gold, which is almost halved?

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