#比特币长期价值趋势 There is a very interesting phenomenon in the market recently—gold and silver are performing explosively in 2025, with gains of 4 times and 8 times that of the S&P 500 index, respectively, while Bitcoin is relatively lagging behind. This seems to be an undervalued opportunity signal.



Looking closely at the underlying logic, the dollar system is undergoing a structural transformation. As geopolitical tensions and trade frictions intensify, the world is accelerating the "de-dollarization" process, and various safe-haven assets are being heavily bought up. The rise in gold and silver is essentially the market hedging against dollar risk, and Bitcoin, as a "hard asset" in the digital age, should be the biggest beneficiary.

Currently, Bitcoin hovers around $90,000, retreating from its high point. This precisely indicates that many traditional investors are still on the sidelines. But this is exactly the opportunity for decentralized assets—when more institutions realize Bitcoin's position in a multipolar currency system, a valuation-based capital inflow is highly probable. Analysts generally see strong recovery potential in 2026.

This reminds us that in an era of increasing macro uncertainty, the value of decentralized assets is the long-term stabilizer. The warning signs of a dollar crisis are growing louder, and Bitcoin's shift from a "risk asset" to a "safe-haven asset" may be accelerating.
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