Market Analysis:

The market on March 10th played out a classic "bull-bear tug-of-war" amid intense swings in macro sentiment. Gold continued to be pressured under the suppression of the US dollar and interest rates, while cryptocurrencies benefited from a breather due to falling oil prices and rebounded strongly. This is a continuation of the fierce confrontation between "inflation trading" and "hedging logic."

Macro News:

1. On Monday, the US dollar index strengthened significantly, directly suppressing gold. Escalating conflicts in the Middle East and higher oil prices triggered inflation concerns. Market expectations suggest interest rates may remain high, and higher US Treasury yields are also unfavorable for gold;

2. Although gold faces short-term pressure, ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East provide additional support. Demand for safe-haven assets has not completely faded. As long as gold prices can stabilize above $5,000, market sentiment remains bullish;

3. Following the G7 Energy Ministers' meeting considering the use of "Strategic Petroleum Reserves," oil prices fell from a high of $110 to around $92. The cooling of oil prices has given high-risk crypto assets some breathing room. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq narrowed early losses, and the crypto market rebounded in sync, but ETF funds are still flowing out, and institutional buying interest remains weak;

4. The Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index rose to 13, still in the "Extreme Fear" zone, indicating a slight easing of investor panic. In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the entire crypto network reached $344 million, significantly easing liquidation pressure;

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Special Reminder: Strategically buy gold on dips, cautiously observe cryptocurrencies, and strictly control positions.