Global asset prices are soaring together. The total market capitalization of US stocks has surpassed $72 trillion, setting a record. Precious metals are also going crazy: gold has risen 50% in half a year, silver 50% in one month, and platinum 50% in a week. This isn’t just a sector-specific phenomenon; it’s a true “all things rising.”
The most interesting part is that the crypto world isn’t sitting still either. BTC has been hitting new highs, and the momentum is growing—Bitcoin’s staunch supporter Michael Saylor is pushing Saudi Arabia’s $3 trillion sovereign wealth fund to enter the market. Think about it: a national-level sovereign wealth fund starting to allocate to BTC—what a powerful signal!
It seems this isn’t an ordinary bull market rally. Traditional assets and crypto assets are exploding together—what does this reflect? A massive migration of liquidity. Under the US dollar system, global funds are searching for alternatives, and crypto assets, with their liquidity and new narratives, have become an outlet.
The truly interesting part of the crypto market is this—it’s still far from being as mature as the US stock market, still in the “from zero to one” stage. User numbers can still double, capital is still flowing in, and ecosystem applications are expanding daily. Precious metals and US stocks are about stock-to-stock competition; the crypto market is an incremental game.
When sovereign funds, listed companies, and family offices start treating cryptocurrencies as reserve assets, the game changes. This time, it’s not about “trading for yield,” but about who can seize the historic opportunity of asset restructuring. In the next cycle, the wind is already blowing in this direction.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 10h ago
Saudi Arabia's 3 trillion entry is really shocking, it feels like mainstream capital is truly coming this time... But to be honest, this wave of BTC's rise is indeed different from before, it has a very strong institutional flavor.
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GasFeeSobber
· 10h ago
Is the Saudi sovereign fund really coming? This wave of institutional entry feels different, not like typical hype.
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memecoin_therapy
· 10h ago
Saudi Arabia's 3 trillion is coming in, this is really no longer a retail game, institutional players are also getting involved.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 11h ago
Really, the 3 trillion in Saudi Arabia is coming in. This time it's different.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 11h ago
The entry of 3 trillion SAR by Saudi Arabia has truly changed the game. From "small retail traders" to "nation-level allocation," the track is completely different now.
#数字资产市场动态 $ZEC $FLOW $AT
🚨What’s happening now is a bit unusual——
Global asset prices are soaring together. The total market capitalization of US stocks has surpassed $72 trillion, setting a record. Precious metals are also going crazy: gold has risen 50% in half a year, silver 50% in one month, and platinum 50% in a week. This isn’t just a sector-specific phenomenon; it’s a true “all things rising.”
The most interesting part is that the crypto world isn’t sitting still either. BTC has been hitting new highs, and the momentum is growing—Bitcoin’s staunch supporter Michael Saylor is pushing Saudi Arabia’s $3 trillion sovereign wealth fund to enter the market. Think about it: a national-level sovereign wealth fund starting to allocate to BTC—what a powerful signal!
It seems this isn’t an ordinary bull market rally. Traditional assets and crypto assets are exploding together—what does this reflect? A massive migration of liquidity. Under the US dollar system, global funds are searching for alternatives, and crypto assets, with their liquidity and new narratives, have become an outlet.
The truly interesting part of the crypto market is this—it’s still far from being as mature as the US stock market, still in the “from zero to one” stage. User numbers can still double, capital is still flowing in, and ecosystem applications are expanding daily. Precious metals and US stocks are about stock-to-stock competition; the crypto market is an incremental game.
When sovereign funds, listed companies, and family offices start treating cryptocurrencies as reserve assets, the game changes. This time, it’s not about “trading for yield,” but about who can seize the historic opportunity of asset restructuring. In the next cycle, the wind is already blowing in this direction.