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The recent market phenomena are quite heartbreaking—gold is rising, crude oil is rising, global stock markets are all up, but hardly anyone in the crypto space is truly profiting. What’s going on here?

Since Trump’s re-election, Bitcoin has seen some increase, but the enthusiasm in the crypto world has noticeably cooled down. Instead, traditional safe-haven assets have attracted a large amount of capital. When did money start loving "old antiques" so much?

Thinking about it carefully, something feels off. Large sums of money are rushing into hard assets like gold and crude oil, which doesn’t look like a typical bull market—it seems more like an early layout. Would retail investors around the world be so coordinated? Unlikely. So, what’s the truth?

Isn’t Bitcoin being hyped as "digital gold"? But what’s the result? Capital isn’t interested in it. This can only mean one of three things: either Bitcoin’s safe-haven halo is actually虚假的, or big institutional funds simply don’t care about it, or it’s secretly holding a big move in reserve.

Liquidity in the crypto space has clearly dried up, while other assets are soaring—this is definitely not a coincidence; there must be some signals behind the scenes that haven’t been fully understood.

Instead of guessing blindly, it’s better to be prepared. Store some physical gold, stockpile food, raise a chicken—these seemingly absurd actions might come in handy someday. The world won’t stay peaceful forever; being prepared in advance is better than regretting later.

As for Bitcoin? Don’t rush. Maybe it’s just waiting for that moment when everyone is caught off guard.