21C科技

The market is always right; the wrong is always the self-righteous prediction. Respect the market when making money, reflect on yourself when losing; the market is the teacher, and the account is the exam paper.
Beware of greed during highs, and restrain luck during lows. True opportunities are often hidden in places that no one cares about, rather than when the crowd is vocal.
Loss cutting is not failure; stubbornness is the abyss. Discipline is the armor of trading, while emotions are the fuse for losses.
I have always liked what Bit Lang said: a wave of market, a trade, regardless of success or failure, in your long career, among millions of trades, it is just a drop in the ocean. Do not be elated by a single success, nor be overly distressed by a single failure. A calm heart is always the strongest weapon of a professional trader. When you become impatient, blind, fearful, and anxious due to market and asset changes, whether you profit or lose, you have already lost. The waves of the market will amplify your emotions infinitely, exhausting you before delivering a fatal blow. Trading is a venture with an extremely low success rate, and failing to execute it is akin to a life of liquidation with little chance of starting over. I do not wish to advise everyone to gamble recklessly in the market, or to even aspire to become a second version of myself; this is virtually impossible.

The market is always right; the wrong is always the self-righteous prediction. Respect the market when making money, reflect on yourself when losing; the market is the teacher, and the account is the exam paper.
Beware of greed during highs, and restrain luck during lows. True opportunities are often hidden in places that no one cares about, rather than when the crowd is vocal.
Loss cutting is not failure; stubbornness is the abyss. Discipline is the armor of trading, while emotions are the fuse for losses.
I have always liked what Bit Lang said: a wave of market, a trade, regardless of success or failure, in your long career, among millions of trades, it is just a drop in the ocean. Do not be elated by a single success, nor be overly distressed by a single failure. A calm heart is always the strongest weapon of a professional trader. When you become impatient, blind, fearful, and anxious due to market and asset changes, whether you profit or lose, you have already lost. The waves of the market will amplify your emotions infinitely, exhausting you before delivering a fatal blow. Trading is a venture with an extremely low success rate, and failing to execute it is akin to a life of liquidation with little chance of starting over. I do not wish to advise everyone to gamble recklessly in the market, or to even aspire to become a second version of myself; this is virtually impossible.

Former Goldman Sachs Managing Director and renowned economist Nomi Prins has attracted market attention with multiple accurate gold price predictions. By combining global supply and demand patterns with geopolitical situations, she has provided a core bullish outlook for precious and industrial metals in 2026 — silver becoming the leading variety for the year, with gold and copper following closely to welcome structural upward opportunities.

The silver rally has been realized ahead of schedule, with institutions providing clear target prices.
The leading silver market has been realized ahead of schedule at the beginning of 2026, with spot silver rising over 37% since the start of the year. On January 23, it broke through $99.01 per ounce during intraday trading, setting a new historical high. As of January 29, the latest quote for London silver has reached $113.619 per ounce.

$BTC
I will analyze the yields of US two-year and five-year government bonds:
A 10 basis point (0.1%) decline in the yields of US two-year (five-year) government bonds usually reflects market expectations of economic growth slowdown or monetary policy easing. The impacts of this change on different industries, stock markets, and cryptocurrencies can be analyzed from the following aspects:
One, impact on industries
Benefiting industries
Highly leveraged industries (such as real estate and utilities)
A decline in interest rates will reduce the financing costs for businesses, especially in industries that rely on debt financing (such as real estate developers and utility companies).