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Gold surges 65%, silver skyrockets 149%. What is hidden behind this wave of safe-haven assets? Meanwhile, the crypto community is buzzing over whether BTC can reach 250,000 or will fall back to 25,000.

To put it simply, the global economy in 2026 is full of uncertainties. The K-shaped divide in the US is deepening—wealthy individuals are pouring money into crypto ETFs driven by AI and tech stock wealth effects, while those without money are experiencing consumption downgrade, and the government is forced to keep printing money to stimulate the economy. This opposing tug-of-war directly determines the direction of the crypto market.

The Federal Reserve is also taking big actions. After the biggest leadership change in forty years, the new chair may no longer strictly defend the 2% inflation target, and interest rates could drop to the 2%-2.5% range. Although BlackRock warns not to expect too much, market bets are already on loose liquidity. If the Fed really loosens monetary policy beyond expectations, will BTC and ETH soar along? That’s what everyone is most concerned about.

Even more surreal is the wave of fiscal stimulus. The US, Japan, and Germany are all aggressively issuing debt, and the debt levels of the G7 countries are at red lines. With such severe credit overissuance, it’s understandable that gold remains the safe-haven king. But at the same time, this also prolongs the story of Bitcoin as "digital gold." Institutions like Grayscale are betting that BTC can hold steady at 250,000 USD, but the security threats posed by quantum computing are making some worry about a potential sudden collapse.

The shift in the AI sector is also worth noting. By 2026, the focus will shift from merely burning money to train models to real commercialization. The US is leaning towards closed-source, capital-driven development, while China favors open-source and application promotion. The integration of AI and Web3, and the collision between AI and blockchain, are the new hot spots. If small enterprise models truly explode, they might activate on-chain applications all at once, benefiting ETH and ecosystem tokens.

So, the current situation is: if liquidity loosens too aggressively, BTC and ETH could quickly see a major rally; if rate cuts aren’t as smooth, volatile meme coins might take the front seat. Plus, with US stablecoin regulation imminent and RWA (Real-World Asset) legalization starting, the entire market landscape is being reshaped.

What do you think? Will the Fed really loosen significantly this year? Can BTC ride the wave of safe-haven demand and liquidity to break previous highs? And is the combination of AI and Web3 truly the biggest crypto trend of 2026? See you in the comments!
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AllInAlicevip
· 21h ago
Liquidity flooding into BTC causes it to soar immediately; this wave is unstoppable. The threat of quantum computing might be exaggerated... it's still too early to think about that now. AI + Web3 definitely deserves attention, but don't hype it up too much. Gold and silver prices soaring so much indicate that everyone is truly scared. 25 million or 2.5 million, honestly no one can be sure; I just watch the Federal Reserve's moves. Grayscale is gambling, and so am I; it all depends on who guesses right. The real danger is in consumer downgrade; the grassroots can't get into the crypto market. Will small models explode with on-chain applications? That's a bit overly optimistic. The true revolution will come when RWA legalization arrives; everything else is just clouds. The K-shaped cracks are deepening; the rich are getting richer, which is actually good news for crypto.
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PonziDetectorvip
· 01-07 06:10
Honestly, I'm tired of the K-shaped divergence narrative; ultimately, liquidity still rules. Quantum computing is indeed easy to overlook. If Bitcoin were to really crash, it could be more devastating than dropping to 25,000. AI small models can't save on-chain applications; ultimately, someone still has to use them. Interest rate cut expectations are a good story, but does the Federal Reserve really dare to flood the market beyond expectations? I can't bet on it. The legalization of RWA sounds appealing, but in the end, there's a 99% chance it's just a new trick to trap retail investors. Grayscale bets on BTC at 250,000; I'll just see if they can stick to it until the end.
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RektButAlivevip
· 01-07 06:10
Gold and silver have indeed surged quite strongly this time, but to be honest, if the Federal Reserve really floods the market beyond expectations, I’m actually a bit skeptical. Even BlackRock is advising caution, take a look. No one truly pays attention to quantum computing; when it really arrives, it will be a shock. AI and Web3 combined? To put it nicely, it’s a hot trend; to be blunt, it’s just another wave of capital rotation. Whether it’s 250,000 or 25,000, I bet on liquidity ruling the game; policies are the real boss. Meme coins are really about to get cut this time. For those who bought at high levels, my condolences.
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BasementAlchemistvip
· 01-07 06:02
Quantum computing threats need to be taken seriously; it's not just alarmist talk. --- The deeper the K-shaped divergence, the more optimistic I am about BTC, as a safe haven tool for the poor. --- I'm impressed that Grayscale is betting on 250,000; it seems they're playing with other people's money. --- If AI small models truly explode, ETH ecosystem tokens should have already moved; why are they still waiting? --- The Federal Reserve's liquidity injection exceeding expectations? I remain skeptical; even BlackRock is pouring cold water on it. --- Making money with both 25,000 and 250,000 is possible; just don't go all-in on one direction. --- The legalization of RWA (Real-World Assets) is the real opportunity; it's a bit strange that no one is discussing it. --- Open source vs. closed source, ultimately, the one who profits will be the one who can monetize; China is still exploring this. --- Gold has risen so sharply, but Bitcoin hasn't moved much; I find that a bit odd. --- The regulation of stablecoins is coming into effect; the on-chain application explosion will have to wait. Long-term optimistic.
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screenshot_gainsvip
· 01-07 06:01
Will the quantum computing threat really turn the tide overnight? I think it's still a long-term concern. --- The sharp surge in gold indicates that institutions are indeed scared. Those optimistic about BTC are betting on the Federal Reserve easing monetary policy. --- The K-shaped裂痕 (K-shaped divide) is an interesting concept. It feels like the wealthy are frantically jumping into crypto ETFs, while ordinary people are still watching. --- Combining AI and Web3 sounds promising, but can it really explode by 2026? Let's wait and see. --- I'm convinced by Grayscale's bet of 250,000, but the quantum threat definitely requires caution. --- The legalization of RWA (Real-World Assets) shouldn't be rushed; it depends on how policies are implemented. There's significant risk involved. --- The current market is all about betting on the Federal Reserve. When they cut rates, BTC soars; if they don't, everything is just air. --- If meme coins delay their rate cuts, they'll be wiped out immediately. That gambler's mentality is truly intense.
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MysteryBoxBustervip
· 01-07 05:58
Gold and silver are both surging wildly, while BTC is still hesitating up and down. It really cracks me up haha The threat of quantum computing is truly something no one dares to imagine. If a sudden crash happens overnight, who can handle it? Regarding the Fed's liquidity injection, I bet 5 bucks it will exceed expectations. ETH can't push up, but BTC will have to run to some extent. AI and Web3 integration? We've heard this so many times. Is this really happening this time, brother? The K-shaped cracks are so deep that retail investors are still dreaming of 250,000. The gap is widening. If small models explode, ecological coins might really have a shot, but it still depends on whether real applications land. The era of betting on capital pile models is over. Applying in 2026 is the real king. Grayscale is betting on 250,000. I'll just watch how long they can bet on it. Is RWA about to be legalized? Is the era of on-chain real assets coming? If interest rate cuts aren't happening so quickly, meme coins will struggle to survive. I agree with this prediction. US stablecoin regulation is about to be finalized. The entire market is indeed about to be reshuffled. The 149 rise in silver is a bit scary, indicating that risk aversion sentiment is really strong.
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GasWastervip
· 01-07 05:47
Gold and silver are soaring wildly. This wave is really just the inflation expectations playing out. However, BTC is still debating whether to hit 250,000 or 25,000. Classic. The new Federal Reserve Chair change is quite interesting. Are they really going to break the 2% target? Anyway, the market is already betting on easing. Honestly, Grayscale's bet that BTC will stabilize at 250,000 is a bit too optimistic. The black swan of quantum computing worries me a lot. The combination of AI and Web3 sounds good, but where are the practical applications? It feels a bit虚虚. If rate cuts aren't swift, meme coins might fade away. This time, it really depends on the Fed's stance. The RWA path seems to have just begun. How much ecological tokens can be activated after legalization? No one knows. Stablecoin regulation is coming soon. How much impact will it have on trading experience? Just thinking about it is a bit annoying. Gold has already risen 65%. Why not just buy gold directly instead of rushing into BTC? Liquidity is like a devil. Too loose, and it collapses; too tight, and there's no market. The K-shaped裂痕 is right. Wealthy people are pouring money into crypto, and the Matthew effect is becoming more and more obvious.
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