2026-01-03 02:24:47

A recent market signal worth noting. Renowned market analyst Garrett Jin pointed out that the precious metals market (gold and silver) may have already peaked, and at the same time, a clear trend is emerging — funds are beginning to shift from traditional assets to cryptocurrencies.

Especially after the US stock market opened, this shift became even more apparent. The surge of capital is not only continuing but also showing signs of acceleration. If this observation is correct, then for investors focusing on popular coins like PEPE, PENGU, NEIRO, the subsequent market performance could have new driving forces. This reflects a larger change in asset allocation logic — traditional safe-haven tools are giving way to emerging digital assets. It is worth closely watching how this trend further develops.

PEPE18.64%

PENGU14.6%

NEIRO5.5%

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RunWhenCut

· 2h ago

Gold peaks, funds flow into the crypto circle. I only half believe this wave. Alright, alright, it's the same old story of "funds shifting," always talking like this. Can PEPE, PENGU, catch this wave of benefits, or is it just another round of cutting leeks? Why does this kind of observation feel like armchair quarterbacking after the fact... Oh my, are traditional assets really about to become obsolete, or have we been brainwashed in the crypto world? Wait, the US stock market turns to crypto right after opening, how much capital does that involve? Is Garrett Jin's words really reliable? Never heard of him... Here we go again, every month someone claims there's a signal of transfer, but where are your 🐴? The acceleration of funds is obvious, but who knows how long this can last? Gold falls, crypto rises—that logic is a bit forced, isn't it?

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CafeMinor

· 2h ago

Is gold topping out? I don't believe it. If funds were really flowing into the crypto market, I would have already jumped in. --- Same old rhetoric, always claiming there are new signals, but what’s the result? --- PEPE, PENGU, NEIRO... sound like stories. Who dares to go all-in? --- Funds shifting? Let’s see if real money is coming in first. --- The US stock market starts telling stories right at opening. I've seen this trick too many times. --- Traditional safe-haven tools making way? Laughable. When risk hits, everyone still runs to gold. --- The topping-out signal is back again. Every day is a critical point. I'm overwhelmed.

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TokenTherapist

· 2h ago

Gold reaching its peak... I feel like someone always calls it out, and then nothing happens. Are the funds really moving, or is it just another attempt to harvest the retail investors? Can PEPE and PENGU hold up this wave? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain.

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GasWrangler

· 2h ago

look if you actually analyze the mempool data, this "rotation narrative" is demonstrably sub-optimal for most retail traders. pepe, pengu, neiro? those are gas inefficient plays compared to proper base layer optimization strategies, technically speaking

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ApeDegen

· 2h ago

Gold peaks out, funds flow into the crypto market. Garrett Jin is right about this wave—I’ve already fully invested in PEPE. Wait, is this another narrative of cutting leeks? Something just feels off. Turning around at the top sounds too perfect... Is it real or fake? The US stock market started partying as soon as it opened. I bet this rally can last until the end of the month. Holding both NEIRO and PENGU, betting on this capital shift—go, go, go. Traditional safe-haven assets ceding ground to digital assets? Laughable—this is just saying "come in and be the bag holder." Old topic again. Every time they talk about capital shifting, what’s the result? Still getting harvested.

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