Metrics Ventures' latest market report highlights that since 2022, heightened global supply chain disruptions have eroded economic resilience and policy autonomy in Japan, South Korea, and Europe, with liquidity drying up and USD strength signaling systemic risk accumulation. Precious metals and base metals face short-term pressure but offer medium-to-long-term opportunities. Bitcoin, affected by MicroStrategy (MSTR) divestment risk and macroeconomic turmoil, requires a fundamental reassessment of its asset positioning.
Metrics Ventures Market Insight: Rapid Accumulation of Global Fragility
According to Metrics Ventures' latest market observation, global supply chain disruptions have intensified since 2022, significantly weakening the economic resilience and policy autonomy of major economies such as Japan, South Korea, and Europe. Liquidity depletion is becoming evident, and the strengthening of the US dollar alongside changes in Treasury yield spreads points to an accelerating accumulation of systemic risks. In the non-ferrous metals sector (including gold, silver, and copper), short-term headwinds persist, but medium- to long-term structural opportunities remain. For the crypto market, Bitcoin faces the dual pressure of MicroStrategy (MSTR) divestment risk and macroeconomic instability, demanding a thorough re-evaluation of its role and positioning as a store of value.
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