Bitcoin, gold, and crude oil are all surging at the same time! What exactly is global capital betting on?

Recently, there has been a very outrageous phenomenon in the market: gold is rising, crude oil is rising, and Bitcoin is also rising.
According to traditional logic, these three things shouldn't all be soaring together. But now, they are all being chased by funds simultaneously.
The only reason is—global capital is collectively hedging against "uncertainty."
Trump's "Freedom Plan" initially made the market think that a period of easing might return early.
So, funds are frantically betting on risk assets.
As soon as the Fuchairah incident occurred, the market suddenly realized: the Middle East situation is not stable at all.
So, global funds started "betting on both sides": buying gold for safety, and buying Bitcoin to hedge against dollar risk.
And the surge in oil prices is like pouring a bucket of gasoline on market sentiment.
Because high oil prices mean rising global costs, and also indicate greater economic pressure in the future.
The Oman negotiations have now become a key variable.
If the negotiations go smoothly, oil prices may quickly fall back;
if they collapse, the market will re-enter risk-averse mode.
But I believe, in the short term, the bigger probability is "repeated tug-of-war."
Because neither side wants to truly escalate, and both are reluctant to make complete concessions.
In trading, what I value most now is position management.
When the market fluctuates violently, the most dangerous thing is not misjudging the direction, but having too large a position.
There are always opportunities in the market, but capital only happens once.
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