As a Bitcoin holder or someone who owns other cryptocurrencies, you shouldn't worry about the rise of gold and silver. Please don't have any emotions or anxiety; hold your chips well. Currently, the US has $38 trillion in US debt. At this level of debt, all languages have failed; the only way out is through asset-backed debt, and their choice is BTC. The only way for the dollar to depreciate is if gold, silver, and copper prices rise, which can make global capital accept it. This is paving the way for Bitcoin's rise. Their script is not to repay the debt but to let assets appreciate, thereby reducing the debt burden. If you're still wondering why BTC isn't rising, then this cycle definitely has nothing to do with you.

This image shows the Federal Reserve's total balance sheet chart from 2025 to now. The detailed V-shaped reversal candlestick also verifies the logic I mentioned above. This is a signal that a crazy bull market is about to start. In the last few months, the Fed's assets have skyrocketed. BTC is the most scarce and inflation-resistant product. When central banks start printing money madly to buy assets, it will lead to a decline in purchasing power. What about the excess funds? Naturally, they flow into BTC. With a fixed supply of 21 million coins, this is the most perfect liquidity reservoir in human history. This chart is a signal that the bull market is starting because the higher it goes, the less valuable your cash becomes. Smart money is already rushing to buy. That's why BTC is consolidating sideways—by the time everyone reacts, it will be too late.