On April 25th, influenced by Trump's trade protectionist policies, market risk-averse patterns changed, challenging the status of the US dollar and US debt, with funds shifting towards gold and crypto assets. Gold prices rose to a historic high of $3,500 per ounce, and the BTC ETF continues to attract ongoing capital inflows, with BTC accumulating a 13% increase since April.
Bitunix analysts suggest that while gold is the primary hedge, its price is already at a high level and requires cautious assessment of allocation space; crypto assets may benefit from the reallocation of hedging funds. In the short term, if BTC fails to effectively break through the $94K resistance, it may retest the $88.5K support. Investors are advised to pay attention to market news changes, enhance risk management capabilities, and avoid over-concentration of asset allocation.





