BTC $64,687.21 +1.08%
ETH $1,919.10 +1.34%
BNB $587.78 +3.65%
XRP $1.08 +1.48%
SOL $74.63 +2.04%
TRX $0.3282 +0.60%
DOGE $0.0704 +0.53%
ADA $0.1703 +4.71%
BCH $218.64 +4.09%
LINK $8.48 +2.61%
HYPE $53.94 -1.70%
AAVE $98.61 +0.48%
SUI $0.6957 +1.78%
XLM $0.1723 -0.06%
ZEC $474.63 +2.72%
BTC $64,687.21 +1.08%
ETH $1,919.10 +1.34%
BNB $587.78 +3.65%
XRP $1.08 +1.48%
SOL $74.63 +2.04%
TRX $0.3282 +0.60%
DOGE $0.0704 +0.53%
ADA $0.1703 +4.71%
BCH $218.64 +4.09%
LINK $8.48 +2.61%
HYPE $53.94 -1.70%
AAVE $98.61 +0.48%
SUI $0.6957 +1.78%
XLM $0.1723 -0.06%
ZEC $474.63 +2.72%
hot_img

Analyst: The precious metals feast has ended, unprecedented and unparalleled

2026-01-31 02:35:01
Collection

Financial website InvestingLive analyst Adam Button stated that, for now, the precious metals feast has come to an end, and it can be described as unprecedented.

As for gold, I find it hard to imagine its price dropping below $4000. If it really falls to that level, I believe some strong investors will step in to buy, but I wouldn't make any rash statements before that. For holders? It's a tricky decision. This market condition could improve rapidly or experience significant fluctuations, and making panic decisions on Friday night is certainly not wise.

Will we see a further sell-off similar to "Black Monday"? Personally, I believe that unless there is some trigger beyond the Iran agreement, this scenario is unlikely to happen. (Jin Shi)

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.