Copper just crossed the $13,000 per ton threshold, joining a broader rally across commodities. The move reflects a weakening dollar—a classic signal that money's reshuffling. When the greenback loses steam, investors tend to rotate out of traditional safe havens like sovereign bonds and fiat currencies, seeking alternative assets. It's the kind of macro shift that often ripples through global markets, including digital assets. Keep an eye on whether this momentum sustains.
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ZkProofPudding
· 8h ago
Copper breaks 13,000, and the dollar starts acting up again... This rhythm is very familiar, and funds often shift quietly in this way.
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TradingNightmare
· 8h ago
The US dollar is easing again, commodities are taking off, and now the crypto world should be excited, right?
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SingleForYears
· 8h ago
Whenever the US dollar weakens, someone cheers loudly, commodities take off, and digital assets also start to move. This routine works every time.
Copper just crossed the $13,000 per ton threshold, joining a broader rally across commodities. The move reflects a weakening dollar—a classic signal that money's reshuffling. When the greenback loses steam, investors tend to rotate out of traditional safe havens like sovereign bonds and fiat currencies, seeking alternative assets. It's the kind of macro shift that often ripples through global markets, including digital assets. Keep an eye on whether this momentum sustains.