Gold hits a new high again, surpassing 4900. But this is not a good news worth celebrating; rather, it sounds an alarm for the global economy.

To put it plainly, the continuous surge in gold prices indicates that central banks are also starting to panic. When US bonds become an endless black hole that can never be filled, large global funds are frantically searching for escape routes. The logic behind this is simple—fiat currency is no longer valuable, and everyone wants to run.

Here are a few perspectives to observe:

**Don’t always think in hindsight**: This wave of gold price increase actually led Bitcoin. The new high in gold suggests that global easing and liquidity policies are brewing or already underway.

**The logic has changed**: In the past, gold rose because interest rates fell and money became cheap. Now, it’s different; gold is rising because the market collectively no longer trusts the purchasing power of fiat currency.

**My advice**: If you didn’t get into gold earlier, don’t chase the high now. Focus on Bitcoin and digital assets. The real opportunity lies in—waiting for the gold rally to slow down, and for market liquidity to shift from traditional safe-haven assets back into digital assets. That’s when we can truly feast.

Would love to hear your thoughts: Can gold reach 5000 this round? Or is this already the final frenzy?