The momentum of this wave of gold prices shows no signs of slowing down. Over the years, I have gradually allocated a significant portion of my profits from the crypto market into gold, and it now seems that my choice was correct. More fortunately, I managed to seize the timing of the withdrawal—if I had held on stubbornly at the high levels back then, life would definitely be tougher now.
The allocation between crypto and traditional assets indeed requires a sense of rhythm. Although the gains in gold may seem modest, its strengths lie in stability and high liquidity. Especially for those who have made money during the crypto cycle, allocating a portion to gold is a good risk diversification.
The key going forward is whether the 6200 level can be broken. Once this level is stabilized, there could be a different market rhythm. Conversely, a short-term correction is also within expectations. In short, timing is crucial; exiting early is always better than exiting late.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 2025-12-21 20:20
What you hold is the real profit; gold has indeed been stable this time.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 2025-12-20 04:04
I'm envious of your move this time. I almost held onto my position at a high level, almost scared me to death...
To be honest, gold is just a psychological comfort, it won't make you rich overnight, but being able to sleep peacefully is worth it.
Can 6200 be broken? I think it's difficult, but if it really breaks through, I will add to my position, it's that simple.
Getting up early to enjoy the benefits, this saying hit me...
Money earned from the crypto world feels like buying insurance for your own risks with gold. Is it necessary? But I just can't stop...
Making money is not easy, so I still need to keep some hard-earned money in the safe.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 2025-12-19 13:33
Really, the people who stubbornly held on at high levels should be ready to vomit blood now.
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OffchainOracle
· 2025-12-18 20:49
Getting up early and feeling good, stubbornly holding on is just being a fool. I do the same, gold is really for retirement funds.
If 6200 truly breaks through, it's not too late to add to your position then.
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LiquidityHunter
· 2025-12-18 20:42
How is the liquidity depth at the 6200 level? Are there any abnormal fluctuations in the CEX and spot price spread... Never mind, I’m overanalyzing again. But honestly, the logic of taking profits from high positions in crypto to allocate to gold does hold up.
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TokenRationEater
· 2025-12-18 20:42
Those who hold on stubbornly at high levels are true warriors; I don't have that mindset.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 2025-12-18 20:39
To be honest, if you can make money in the crypto world, you should cash out promptly. This guy knows his stuff. Gold and similar assets are like safes; my sleep quality has improved significantly.
The momentum of this wave of gold prices shows no signs of slowing down. Over the years, I have gradually allocated a significant portion of my profits from the crypto market into gold, and it now seems that my choice was correct. More fortunately, I managed to seize the timing of the withdrawal—if I had held on stubbornly at the high levels back then, life would definitely be tougher now.
The allocation between crypto and traditional assets indeed requires a sense of rhythm. Although the gains in gold may seem modest, its strengths lie in stability and high liquidity. Especially for those who have made money during the crypto cycle, allocating a portion to gold is a good risk diversification.
The key going forward is whether the 6200 level can be broken. Once this level is stabilized, there could be a different market rhythm. Conversely, a short-term correction is also within expectations. In short, timing is crucial; exiting early is always better than exiting late.