Metrics Ventures market observation highlights that since 2022, global supply chain disruptions have intensified, weakening economic resilience and policy autonomy in Japan, South Korea, and Europe. Liquidity drain appears, while a stronger dollar and changing treasury yield spreads signal systemic risk accumulation. Precious and base metals (gold, silver, copper) face short-term pressure but present medium-to-long-term opportunities. Bitcoin is impacted by MSTR selling risk and macroeconomic turmoil, calling for a re-evaluation of its asset positioning.
Global Supply Chain Disruptions and Macro Risks
Since 2022, global supply chain disruptions have intensified, significantly reducing economic resilience in Japan, South Korea, and European countries while weakening policy autonomy. Signs of liquidity drain have appeared; the strengthening U.S. dollar and changes in treasury yield spreads are indicating the accumulation of systemic risks.
Base and Precious Metals: Short-Term Pressure vs. Medium-to-Long-Term Opportunity
Under macro pressure, the non-ferrous metals sector (including gold, silver, copper) continues to face downward pressure in the short term. However, from a medium-to-long-term perspective, structural opportunities exist in this sector.
Bitcoin: Positioning Under Review
The Bitcoin market is being affected by MSTR (MicroStrategy) selling risk and macroeconomic turmoil, prompting a reevaluation of its asset positioning. Investors should be cautious about market volatility in the current fragile environment.
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