Market Bleeding Again This morning, the crypto market is once again dominated by red. Several major assets have corrected quite significantly: Bitcoin (BTC) dropped around -2.5% to the 65K area Ethereum (ETH) weakened nearly -5% Solana (SOL) corrected more than -5% XRP also under pressure, down below -3% Altcoins appear to be more severely affected, with some plunging into double digits. This indicates that selling pressure remains strong and market sentiment is leaning risk-off. However, amid the crypto weakness, gold-based assets are showing strength: PAX Gold (PAXG) increased +1.4% Tether Gold (XAUT) rose +1.5% What does this mean? When the crypto market is shaky, investors start to turn to hedging assets. Brief conclusion: The market is in a correction phase. Liquidity is tightening, volatility is high. This is not the time for FOMO, but the time for risk management. Because in crypto, those who endure the storm are usually the ones who enjoy clear skies afterward. #BuyTheDipOrWaitNow?

Next Week Market Outlook Recently, gold prices have surged past the 5200 level strongly, reaching a high of 5280.81. The daily chart shows a large bullish candlestick, with moving averages arranged in a bullish configuration. The MACD has formed a golden cross and expanded, indicating a clear bullish trend and strong momentum. This round of rally is mainly driven by three factors. First, geopolitical safe-haven support: the ongoing tension in the Middle East and escalating US-Iran confrontation have led safe-haven funds to flow continuously into gold, providing strong support. Second, macroeconomic conditions are favorable: US economic data are relatively weak, stagflation expectations are rising, real interest rates are declining, and the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations for March are increasing. The US dollar index has weakened, which is clearly positive for gold prices. Meanwhile, on the technical side, the daily bullish structure is intact, with prices holding above all moving averages. Any pullback presents a low-buying opportunity. For trading next week, conservative traders can consider buying on dips around 5220-5240, with the first target at 5300. Once broken, the next targets are 5330-5380. If the price directly breaks through 5280, aggressive traders can chase longs with a small position, placing stops below 5260, aiming for 5350. Regarding whether to chase longs directly and the subsequent trend, focus on whether Monday’s opening continues the strong momentum from Friday. A gap up and upward movement can be followed accordingly. During the US trading session, closely monitor US economic data and Federal Reserve officials' speeches. If dovish signals are released, gold may accelerate higher. Between March 4-5, if Middle East tensions escalate further, gold prices could directly surge above 5300.