Amid this week of volatility, the precious assets markets continue to set new all-time highs. Gold is now trading above 4,630 per ounce, while silver reaches 86.20 per ounce, reflecting sustained demand for safe-haven assets amid macroeconomic uncertainties.



On the regulatory front, the situation is thickening. U.S. federal authorities have launched a criminal investigation, signaling an increase in scrutiny from public agencies on certain industry players. These developments come in a context where global regulators are gradually tightening the screws around cryptocurrencies, seeking to establish stricter legal frameworks.

For traders and crypto investors, this combination of commodity market movements and regulatory pressure highlights the importance of staying alert to market signals and official announcements.
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ETHReserveBankvip
· 01-13 00:55
What’s the use of breaking 4630 in gold again? Once the regulatory iron fist comes down, everything is useless, really.
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failed_dev_successful_apevip
· 01-13 00:44
Gold hits a new high again, and regulators are jumping in to join the fun... This pace is a bit tense.
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ChainMelonWatchervip
· 01-13 00:32
Gold hits a new high again, is it really going to the moon now?
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 01-13 00:32
Regulations are really tightening up. Is this wave of new all-time highs in gold sending us a signal?
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