Market Report: Top 5 cryptocurrencies by decline on December 13, 2025, with The Graph experiencing the largest drop

Gold experiences a significant decline: risk or opportunity? An in-depth analysis of the new trend of "tokenized gold"

Gold has rebounded to around $5,000. Since January 2025, gold prices have successively broken through the major psychological thresholds of $3,000, $4,000, and $4,500. In early 2026, they even surged to $5,600, outperforming most asset classes globally over a half-month period. However, the narrative fueling the recent surge in gold prices is beginning to loosen — the policy stance of the new Federal Reserve Chair has sparked speculation about maintaining higher interest rates for longer; the potential strengthening of the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields directly pressures the non-yielding gold; short-term geopolitical risk easing has also reduced some safe-haven demand, shifting market sentiment from greed to caution. Will gold continue to rise? Should investors keep buying? In the long term, the core logic driving gold's rise remains intact. The trend of de-dollarization worldwide and central banks diversifying their foreign exchange reserves continues to deepen. Central banks (especially in emerging markets) have been net buyers of gold for several consecutive years, which supports the gold market.

Investors Show Increased Risk Appetite After BTC Price Nears $69k

Investor risk appetite has increased as Bitcoin (BTC) approaches $69k, with significant buying activity following a recent address by Donald Trump. Despite pressure on the global crypto market, BTC shows resilience, while altcoins may receive attention.

Buffett Indicator skyrocketing, Bitcoin is standing at a macro crossroads

Article by: Gino Matos Translated by: Saoirse, Foresight News Bitcoin is entering a phase where macro trends are more important than narratives. The stock market is near all-time highs, real yields remain elevated, and the credit market is expanding into increasingly opaque corners of the financial system. While these conditions do not guarantee an imminent crisis, they collectively set the stage for high volatility in risk assets. For Bitcoin, the key question is: will stress manifest within the high-valuation financial system, and how quickly can policymakers act to contain it? Macro strategist Michael Pento describes the current landscape as a "triple bubble": stock valuations approaching historic extremes, real estate being squeezed by nearly 6% mortgage rates, and private credit management regulations...

Opinion: The price of Bitcoin will not be explicitly suppressed by ETF approval participation institutions, but the price discovery mechanism may be affected.

The mechanism of Bitcoin ETFs has sparked market manipulation speculation. Experts believe that the price suppression issue is related to the structural characteristics of the ETF. The flexible operations authorized participants can perform may affect the price discovery mechanism, and their impact on the market should be closely monitored.