#比特币与黄金战争 $ZEC $FLOW $AT

Recently, a very interesting phenomenon has emerged — traditional assets and crypto assets are advancing hand in hand during the same period. The US stock market's total market capitalization has broken the record of $72 trillion, and precious metals haven't been idle: gold has risen 50% in half a year, silver also gained 50% within a month, and platinum is even more exaggerated, soaring 50% in a week. The entire precious metals sector seems to have been hit with an acceleration button by some force.

What’s even more noteworthy is the movement within the blockchain circle. Michael Saylor, a staunch supporter of Bitcoin, is pushing Saudi Arabia’s $3 trillion sovereign wealth fund to buy BTC. When such large institutional funds start to treat cryptocurrencies as a new reserve asset allocation, the significance of the signal is different.

This doesn’t look like a typical bull market. It appears more like a large-scale asset revaluation driven by the liquidity wave, with global funds making a major reassessment of assets. The dual explosion of traditional investments and digital assets—what does it indicate? It shows that big capital is seeking alternatives outside the US dollar system.

Opportunities in the crypto market are quite different from those in traditional markets. Stocks, gold, and similar assets are about reallocating existing resources. But in the crypto space? It’s still in the "from zero to one" stage — users are growing, capital is flowing in, and ecological applications are iterating. Each growth curve has not yet reached its ceiling.

When family offices, listed companies, and sovereign funds start viewing crypto assets with the same perspective, the story of this market shifts from speculation to institutional recognition. The next cycle may no longer be a game of "speculating on coins," but the true beginning of capital structure adjustment.