【Crypto World】The CEO of Polygon Foundation recently shared an interesting observation: the Federal Reserve and Treasury Department's policy focus is quietly shifting. Previously mainly stabilizing Wall Street, they are now beginning to focus on the stability of the US real economy—which is a significant positive for the commodities sector.
Why is this the case? A new round of policy tilt is driving up demand for tangible assets. Increased fiscal spending, accelerated re-industrialization, grid upgrade plans, increased defense investments, and industry reshoring—all these factors are boosting demand for raw materials like copper and iron. Among them, copper, as the "blood" of industry, has become the most directly benefited commodity.
And what about Bitcoin? Now, this gets interesting. Data shows that approximately two-thirds of Bitcoin's attributes are similar to commodities. In other words, its price movements have some intrinsic connection with commodities like copper and oil.
The CEO's logic is: if gold can maintain a strong performance before 2026...