2026-01-01 14:26:11

Some industry analysts have pointed out that recent fluctuations in the commodities market are worth paying attention to. Silver has experienced a quite steep parabolic trend over the past month, while gold has shown a similar trajectory throughout the entire year—this precisely indicates that the precious metals market is undergoing a significant adjustment. More notably, changes in gold prices often lead the trends in digital assets.

The logic behind this is quite clear: when these massive traditional commodities markets are signaling such signals, we have no reason to be overly pessimistic about the prospects of crypto assets in 2026. Especially for leading digital assets like Ethereum and Bitcoin, they tend to follow the cyclical fluctuations of these major asset classes.

From another perspective, the parabolic movements in the commodities market might actually be "warming up" the subsequent performance of the entire Web3 ecosystem.

ETH-3,72%

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-04 14:05

Gold is rising so sharply, why hasn't Bitcoin moved yet? Wait, is this logic reversed…… Parabolic trend? To me, it looks like they're just cutting leeks Commodity market warming up Web3? Just listen, don't take it seriously, my friend Something's off, feels like they're just making up stories to offload on us When will this round of the precious metals bull market stop? I'm exhausted Gold leading? Then why is crypto still falling…… Warming up? Warming up for what? If it warms up again, my wallet will be empty Once again relying on the commodity market to "support the scene" for crypto, a bit awkward I missed this round of silver's move, now looking at this analysis, I'm even more panicked

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-04 13:59

Gold leads, I buy into this logic. But last time I heard this kind of statement, I was trapped for two months. It should be feasible in theory, but in practice? Luban No.7 is under construction again. I can’t stand the parabola of silver, and I want to follow the trend into the crypto world. Now I’m an expert. An optimistic outlook before 2026? Let’s do a small experiment first. Is there a warm-up for commodities in Web3? Okay, I’ll first see if this contract has any traps. But it’s just another useless innovation... Wait, maybe this time it’s really different? Precious metals send signals, digital assets follow suit. Sounds good, but I’ve also locked myself in. I’ve learned the leading theory of gold, the kind of academic value MAX, practical value MIN. Commodity market warm-up? Better to directly observe market sentiment. This idea is quite interesting. Last time I believed in gold signals, and I’m still in loss, contemplating the way.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-01 14:55

The leading signal for gold is indeed worth considering, but the parabolic movement of silver is a bit frightening. If we follow this logic, will BTC and ETH in 26 years take off? I think it's better to be cautious. Is the commodity market warming up Web3? It sounds impressive, but the real situation still depends on on-chain data. Can signals from the commodity market be used as a reference for crypto? How strong is this correlation really? Precious metals are adjusting. Will this really drive the crypto market up this time? I'm a bit skeptical. Silver's performance over the past month has been steep, but is its correlation with ETH really that strong?

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-01 14:53

Gold is forming a parabola again. Is this really just a warm-up for the crypto market this time? I feel like I hear this every time... --- Stop with the empty talk. Silver has risen, but BTC is still being hammered, isn't it? --- 2026? Bro, get your current work done well first before bragging. --- I've heard the logic that precious metals lead the coin prices several times, but everyone knows how it turned out. --- The idea that a parabola is a warm-up is a bit aggressive; it feels more like the market is playing word games. --- It would be great if this kind of deduction were true; I would have gone all in long ago. Reality is much more complex than analysis. --- This analytical approach is good, but are traditional market signals really that effective for crypto? --- Another "macro asset cycle theory" again, I'm tired of hearing it. --- According to this logic, will the 2026 bull market be stable? Or are you holding back some words? --- I need to see data before I say that precious metals lead; listening to arguments alone isn't enough.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 01-01 14:52

Precious metals lead the way, followed by the crypto world. It's going to take off in 2026!

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-01 14:42

Gold is already like this, can BTC still be behind? The signal is here.

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SerRugResistant

· 01-01 14:38

The phrase "gold leading" has been heard too many times; let's wait for BTC to speak for itself.