Spot gold breaks through $4790/oz, rising 0.57% intraday

2026-01-21 01:06:07

【ChainWen】Spot gold broke through the $4790/oz mark today, with a daily increase of 0.57%. As a safe-haven asset, gold’s price fluctuations often reflect market expectations of macroeconomic conditions. Behind this rally, it is worth paying attention to changes in global economic data and geopolitical situations. For investors holding crypto assets, the performance of commodities prices is also an important reference for asset allocation.

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ChainSpy

· 7h ago

Gold hits a new high again, this wave of risk aversion sentiment is really here --- Now even gold is rising, the crypto circle has to benefit from it --- A 0.57% increase, we need to see how the macro environment develops, otherwise it’s just a flash in the pan --- Geopolitical tensions are tightening again? Gold still carries weight in its words --- Holders should pay attention to this signal, what does gold price increase usually mean --- Commodity prices are jumping, our asset allocation needs to be adjusted --- It’s at 4790... feels like risks are escalating, safe-haven assets are moving --- The question is, can this last, or will it just be another fluctuation

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pumpamentalist

· 7h ago

Gold is rising again, but the increase is really disappointing. --- Risk aversion is kicking in. Will the crypto market follow the fluctuations? --- It's already at 4790, feels meaningless. Still optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term trend. --- Geopolitical tensions are about to stir again? Every time gold rises, it's the same story. --- Asset allocation definitely needs more attention; you can't put all your eggs in crypto. --- 0.57%? Wake up. This small increase is hardly anything. --- Could it be a sign of the US dollar weakening?

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MissedAirdropBro

· 7h ago

It's rising again. Gold is really on the move this time. We need to see if some trouble is coming our way.

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CommunityLurker

· 7h ago

Gold is up again? It seems like safe-haven assets have been stealing the show lately. Is the market starting to panic again?

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Tokenomics911

· 7h ago

Gold hits a new high, crypto follows the rally, I see through this rhythm --- It's another safe-haven buy, let's see what the Federal Reserve does next --- A 0.57% increase, what’s that? My altcoins dropped 20% overnight --- Gold prices are rising, is it time to buy the dip in Bitcoin? --- With geopolitical tensions so intense, no wonder everyone is rushing into gold --- Half of my holdings are in coins and half in gold, feels like this is the current strategy --- Wow, this speed, if only it could keep rising steadily like this, that would be great

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StopLossMaster

· 7h ago

Gold has risen again, but the increase is so small, I don't understand what's worth getting excited about. --- Gold broke 4790, it feels like geopolitical tensions are about to stir up trouble again. --- 0.57% and you want to make it a news headline? The fluctuations in the crypto world within an hour are much bigger. --- Really? When gold rises, cryptocurrencies follow suit. I've been tired of seeing this correlation for a long time. --- When safe-haven assets start to rise, it's often not a good sign... --- Those who are optimistic about gold are still thinking about traditional assets. --- Is breaking 4790 really meaningful? It's more practical to focus on geopolitical risks themselves. --- This round of macroeconomic issues is indeed a bit problematic, no wonder gold is running. --- Asset allocation should consider gold, but it's really not as attractive as Bitcoin.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 7h ago

Gold has risen again, but the increase feels a bit awkward, only 0.57%. Is the geopolitical situation causing trouble again? Anyway, holders still need to keep an eye on the macro environment. Why are commodities and the crypto world becoming more and more closely related?

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