Group 1 - Bitcoin surged 2.3% to $93,323, marking its highest level since December 11, driven by positive performance in Asian markets, particularly in technology and AI sectors [1] - Gold rose by 2% to over $4,400 per ounce, while silver saw a maximum increase of 4.8%, as investors sought safe-haven assets following U.S. military actions in Venezuela [1] - Bitcoin's recent price movements are primarily driven by "crypto-native" institutions, with no significant sell-off from Bitcoin miners, wealthy family offices, or large investment funds [4] Group 2 - Despite Bitcoin's previous perception as a safe-haven asset during turbulent times, its performance has been more aligned with risk assets like stocks [4] - On January 2, investors injected $471 million into 12 Bitcoin spot ETFs listed in the U.S., the highest level since November 11, indicating a potential shift in market sentiment [4] - Traders are currently focused on whether Bitcoin can maintain its momentum above the $94,000 mark, with $88,000 identified as a critical support level if a pullback occurs [4]
地缘风险点燃避险情绪+亚洲股市大涨 比特币触及三周高位
智通财经网·2026-01-05 06:47