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Bitcoin earlier in the month traded around $80,000–$82,000 but by the end of the month dropped to approximately $73,000–$77,000 due to continuous ETF fund withdrawals, high US bond yields, and concerns that the Fed will maintain a tight monetary policy.
Meanwhile, gold, after a hot rally at the beginning of the year, has corrected but still maintains its role as a safe-haven asset.
UBS remains optimistic with a long-term positive outlook on gold.
Silver is more of a bright spot. Silver prices have risen better than gold thanks to benefiting from safe-haven demand and supported by industr

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📉 THE CRYPTO MARKET IS PLUMMETING – WHAT'S HAPPENING?
If you've noticed your account "shrinking" in recent days, understand that this is not random, but the result of macroeconomic factors strongly impacting the entire market.
First, the interest rate from the FED remains high, causing capital to flow less into risky assets like crypto. When money becomes "expensive," investors prefer to hold USD or deposit in banks rather than speculate.
Second, the USD is strengthening, putting downward pressure on most assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, or oil. This is a fundamental relationship in th

Oil prices are showing clear signs of recovery and are likely to surge strongly within the next 10 days as strategic oil reserves from the EU and Japan gradually deplete. This could create significant upward pressure on the global energy market. Investors should consider increasing their holdings in oil-related assets and closely monitor geopolitical developments and energy policies. Risk management and prudent capital allocation will be key factors during this upcoming volatile period.

Oil prices are showing clear signs of recovery and are likely to surge strongly within the next 10 days as strategic oil reserves from the EU and Japan gradually deplete. This could create significant upward pressure on the global energy market. Investors should consider increasing their holdings in oil-related assets and closely monitor geopolitical developments and energy policies. Risk management and prudent capital allocation will be key factors during this upcoming volatile period.