Recently, I still firmly believe in gold and silver.

The core logic is simple: as long as liquidity in the bond market has not truly recovered, taking long positions in any asset class carries significant risks. Once liquidity dries up, even a half-hour difference can trigger a 10% or more short-term panic sell-off. This is not an exaggeration—just look at recent geopolitical risk events; the market's reaction after Greenland risk decreased is very telling.

Gold has fallen, but it has held firmly above the 4770 level. Silver is the same, not breaking below 91. It is now rapidly recovering. Looking ahead, gold challenging 5000 and silver challenging the 100 mark pose no short-term pressure. Once they reach previous highs, execute trades immediately, wait for a ten-minute red K confirmation signal, and then re-enter the market. The rhythm is very clear.

The goal is to reach 6000. For leveraged positions, I recommend not exceeding thirty times—such risk management is more reliable. Now, some leading platforms have already reduced the funding rates for both assets to zero, which means the costs on precious metals platforms are basically the same as those on traditional forex platforms.

To be honest, who says you must only trade cryptocurrencies on trading platforms? With such high geopolitical risks and liquidity risks, besides long-term holders, others should have already rotated into the defensive positions of gold and silver. I personally hold from 1 gram to 10 ounces, from one qian to five liang—there's a reason for that.

The value of precious metals needs no further explanation—just buy them.