Metrics Ventures' latest market observation highlights that supply chain disruptions since 2022 have eroded economic resilience in Japan, South Korea, and Europe, with liquidity drying up and a strengthening dollar signaling systemic risk accumulation. Base metals (gold, silver, copper) face short-term headwinds but offer medium-to-long-term opportunities, while Bitcoin's asset role needs reassessment amid MSTR unloading risk and macro turmoil.
Global Macro Risks Accumulating Rapidly
In its latest market watch, Metrics Ventures points out that supply chain disruptions since 2022 have continued to intensify, severely impairing the policy autonomy and economic resilience of major economies such as Japan, South Korea, and Europe. Liquidity is visibly drying up, and the strengthening of the U.S. dollar alongside changes in Treasury yield spreads suggests a rapid accumulation of systemic risks.
Bitcoin Role Under Review, Base Metals See Divergent Horizons
The report further notes that MicroStrategy's (MSTR) potential deleveraging risk, combined with broader macro turbulence, calls for a reassessment of Bitcoin's asset positioning. Meanwhile, the base metals sector (including gold, silver, copper) is under short-term macro pressure but presents structural opportunities from a medium-to-long-term perspective.
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