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💥JPMorgan warns: Commodities to Experience Major Divergence in 2026, Market Reshaping Underway

2026 will be very different. The era of simultaneous rises in commodities has ended, replaced by fundamental divergence—this is a signal of a reshuffling in the global resource pricing system.

Gold has become a hot favorite. The $5055 per ounce level is not a pipe dream; central banks are continuously buying, with China purchasing for 13 consecutive months, increasing global reserves by over 700 tons. Why? The credibility of the US dollar is being diluted, geopolitical risks are normalized, and gold is the only reserve asset without "counterparty risk." This is not short-term speculation but a 5-10 year capital migration.

What about the industrial sector? Copper has become a darling of new energy. $12,000 per ton may not be the ceiling, as AI, grid upgrades, and energy storage systems are all疯狂吸铜. But there's a devil in the details: new mines take 10 years to bring online, supply is naturally limited, and the bottom keeps rising.

Aluminum may surge in the short term but faces long-term pressure; zinc and crude oil are in a miserable state, trapped in an oversupply quagmire. Brent crude could even fall to $58.

So, in this wave, the market will only reward those who see the trend clearly. Is your judgment accurate?
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RamenDeFiSurvivorvip
· 01-08 01:30
Gold and copper are dead, are other commodities really free?
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RuntimeErrorvip
· 01-07 01:10
I believe in the gold central banks' frantic buying, but can copper really keep rising? If there's such a large supply gap, why haven't mining companies expanded production?
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OldLeekConfessionvip
· 01-07 01:09
I've been optimistic about gold and copper for a while now, and I'm just waiting to reap the rewards. I'm not surprised at all that oil prices have fallen.
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BoredWatchervip
· 01-07 01:08
Gold is really stable this time, even the central banks are frantically buying up, so it's still okay for retail investors like us to join in and get some gains. Copper mine supply bottleneck for ten years, this is outrageous... I should have seen this logic earlier. Is JPMorgan Chase's prediction this time reliable? Why haven't last year's big predictions come true? I cried when crude oil dropped to $58, my holdings are about to explode. In this era of divergence, who can survive? It seems like you have to bet on a niche segment. That's why I don't trade commodities, it's too complicated. To put it nicely, it's actually a game where some make money and others lose, always a zero-sum game. If copper really surges, then the cost of graphics cards will skyrocket again, poor consumers. Five to ten years of capital migration? Would it be too late to get in now? In this era of big divergence, you need professionals to guide you before you dare to act.
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 01-07 00:41
Gold purchases of 700 tons for 13 consecutive months? How large must that liquidity gap be, and where are the central bank's counterparties? Is there arbitrage space at the 12,000 price level for copper, or has it already been squeezed dry by arbitrage robots? The number 5055 is too precise; it feels like there's definitely some overlooked abnormal slippage signals behind it. Wait, the logic of the big divergence is actually about liquidity redistribution—whoever gains the depth wins. Will Brent crude oil dropping to 58 trigger a collapse in any trading pairs? I want to see how bad the market efficiency is at that time.
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CryptoTarotReadervip
· 01-07 00:41
Gold is about to take off again. The central bank's move is really aggressive; continuous buying for 13 months is no joke. I'm bullish on copper. Under the AI wave, supply-side bottlenecks make it a truly scarce asset. However, oil dropping to 58 feels a bit risky; it depends on how geopolitical situations develop. This round of divergence is actually quite challenging for retail investors; you have to pick the right assets. It's easy to see the trend clearly, but to really make money, luck is also a big factor.
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