On Monday, gold kicked off the trading session with a spectacular rally. The market opened with a surge, with prices heading straight for the 4390 level. The aggressive upward momentum clearly shows that market enthusiasm has been truly ignited.



Behind this wave of gains, there are actually two clear logical chains at work. First is the continuous inflow of safe-haven funds—recurring geopolitical tensions worldwide have led many investors to reduce their risk appetite, naturally turning their attention to traditional safe-haven assets like gold. The strong buying pressure from funds entering the market is a direct driver of the rapid price increase.

But more importantly, macroeconomic support is playing a crucial role. Expectations for a new round of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve are growing stronger, which is almost a death knell for gold’s attractiveness—lower interest rates mean the opportunity cost of holding gold decreases, prompting institutional investors and traders to position themselves early. When these two forces combine, the foundation for gold’s rise becomes particularly solid.

Within the broader asset allocation framework, the recent correlation between non-traditional assets like gold and Bitcoin is worth noting. When traditional finance faces uncertainty, each of these assets has its own strategic value.
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JustHodlItvip
· 7h ago
The expectation of interest rate cuts is truly remarkable this time. Gold and Bitcoin are dancing along, and the logic of asset hedging is so clear.
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OnchainDetectivevip
· 01-05 06:27
Wait, I checked the on-chain data, and the capital flow behind this surge to 4390 is quite interesting... Large buy orders are concentrated in a few fixed wallets, and this trading pattern clearly appears to be premeditated. Tracking multiple addresses reveals that the expectation of interest rate cuts is too superficial; the real driving force may be someone else. Linkage between gold and Bitcoin? After analysis and judgment, this is not a coincidence. The capital connections behind it are worth deeper investigation. Anyone can talk about the Federal Reserve's rhetoric, but the on-chain evidence that retail investors can't see is the real truth. I predicted this majestic rally would be driven by safe-haven funds long ago; it's always the same routine.
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BearMarketBuyervip
· 01-05 01:54
As soon as the rate cut expectation emerged, gold became so strong, and institutions are also laying low --- Gold and Bitcoin rising together, this move really has some substance --- Safe-haven sentiment is rising, 4390 isn't the end point, right? --- With the rate cut cycle coming, holding gold reduces costs, this logic indeed holds up --- Geopolitical tensions are repeatedly intensifying, capital will inevitably flow into safe-haven assets, which is very normal --- Two forces stacking up, gold is so fierce, I think it will continue --- Institutions are already positioning in advance, what are retail investors hesitating for? --- From a large asset allocation perspective, gold and Bitcoin indeed should be paired --- As interest rates fall, gold rises, this is a rule, nothing new --- The line at 4390 has been broken, what is the next target?
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AirdropFreedomvip
· 01-05 01:50
Why hasn't Bitcoin moved yet when gold is taking off? With such strong rate cut expectations, why isn't it following?
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ImaginaryWhalevip
· 01-05 01:47
As soon as the rate cut expectation emerged, gold took off. We've played this routine to death. With such strong risk aversion sentiment, why is Bitcoin still so weak? Institutions are quietly bottom-fishing in gold, while retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not. It feels like the 4390 level might break, but there are probably only a few who are truly willing to go all in. A single statement from the Federal Reserve can send gold soaring, that’s the joy of macro trading. Geopolitical risks drive gold prices, always the king, just a cycle of repetition. Gold is rising, so Bitcoin should also jump on the bandwagon, but why is it so sluggish? The concept of large asset allocation is overrated; honestly, it’s a game for the wealthy. I think 4390 is not the top; there’s still more to come. With the rate cut cycle and geopolitical tensions, this wave of gold might really hit a new high.
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 01-05 01:35
Gold becomes volatile as interest rate cut expectations emerge. I've seen this playbook too many times; the institutions probably have their ambushes ready long ago.
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MetaverseMigrantvip
· 01-05 01:32
This wave of gold is indeed strong, but the expectation of interest rate cuts has long been overhyped. The real driving factors are geopolitical risks; with nowhere else to go, funds can only run to safe havens.
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