2026-01-16 08:27:41

Recently, the performance of silver and Bitcoin has been quite interesting. Do you remember the beginning of this year? Bitcoin's market cap was just slightly higher than silver, but now silver has outpaced other precious metals and is directly linked with gold. What does this reversal indicate?

To be honest, the US dollar's credibility is weakening. The strategies the US has been employing over the years—controlling energy supplies, sanctions on Venezuela, Iran, and similar actions—are essentially attempts to find new anchors to maintain the dollar's international status. Legalizing Bitcoin as strategic reserves seems to be a natural extension of this series of plans.

Looking deeper, all these actions revolve around a core idea—the US dollar needs new credit support. With a new anchor, the dollar system can continue to operate, continue to harvest global wealth, and keep printing money without limits. In the long run, assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin, which are chosen as anchors, will inevitably rise with the overall increase in liquidity. And those continuously printed paper currencies? Their ultimate fate is doomed to devaluation.

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UnluckyValidator

· 15h ago

I've seen through it, the dollar's game can't last much longer Silver taking off is no coincidence; it's paving the way for a new set of rules It's both Bitcoin and precious metals—basically, they're changing the anchor, and us retail investors still have to keep paying The printing press never stops, and our wealth is forever shrinking—it's frustrating

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CoinBasedThinking

· 15h ago

This wave of silver is truly amazing. From being suppressed by Bitcoin to now surpassing it, what does this indicate? Isn't it just that the dollar is weak and needs to find a new anchor point to survive?

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GhostInTheChain

· 15h ago

Silver turns around and sings, now this is interesting. I've seen through the USD tricks a long time ago; it's just a different disguise to continue harvesting profits. The move of Bitcoin entering storage, to put it plainly, is a system self-rescue, relying on crypto to keep itself alive. The devaluation of fiat currency is inevitable; accumulating real assets is the way to go.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 15h ago

This wave of silver's rise is truly amazing. Who would have thought that at the beginning of the year, Bitcoin was ahead, and now it's making a comeback. Once the US dollar printing press starts, it can't stop. This logic has been clear for a long time. Currency devaluation is the main trend; buying real assets is the right way. The moment Bitcoin was included in strategic reserves, I knew this was a big deal. Gold, silver, and Bitcoin—these three things are probably going to rise together this year. The US dollar system is being reshaped. We either keep up with the pace or get harvested. Energy, sanctions, reserves—this combination has made the dollar somewhat weak. The linkage of precious metals and Bitcoin rising is already a very clear signal. A system maintained by printing money will eventually collapse. Those who see it early will get out early.

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