Silver has surged nearly 90% this year, making this rally the strongest since 1980. Global capital is fleeing depreciating fiat currencies and flocking into precious metals.
What's even more ironic? While central banks around the world talk about tightening, what are they actually doing? The global money supply has already reached an all-time high. Saying one thing and doing another—it's all so blatant.
My personal view is that when the US stock market really crashes, BTC will most likely take a hit as well. At that point, you'll realize that the only things that might hold up are hard currencies like gold and silver. Paper wealth is ultimately just paper; holding physical assets in your hands is what truly feels secure.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-04 22:38
ngl, been here before... watched btc correlate with equities during the 2022 bloodbath. that health factor drops FAST when everything tanks together. silver might hold, sure, but don't sleep on your collateral ratios if you're actually levered into this.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 12-04 02:40
I see right through the central bank’s tricks—talking about tightening one moment and then immediately pumping liquidity, the logic is completely broken, haha.
I believe BTC follows the US stock market’s declines, but when it really happens, even physical gold and silver might not be safe.
Silver's surge this round is indeed fierce, but the problem is that retail investors always get in at the top.
It's true that fiat currency is depreciating, but those without much cash on hand can’t buy much gold or silver anyway.
Is there anyone left to take the bag after this round? Need to think about an exit strategy.
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TokenRationEater
· 12-04 02:31
The central bank's tricks have long been seen through—tough talk, weak action, and the money printing machine hasn't stopped for a moment.
Gold and silver are the real deal. If Bitcoin really flash crashes, it's done for.
A 90% surge is indeed fierce, but the problem is, isn't it a bit late to enter the market now?
With fiat currency devaluation, ordinary people are basically being robbed. Without some hard assets, it really feels unsettling.
If the US stock market truly crashes, all risk assets will be affected. In the end, you still have to rely on gold to hedge.
This time, the central bank's double standards are way too obvious; the market will inevitably bite back.
Not having some precious metals on hand now really makes me feel uneasy.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-04 02:26
The central bank is really good at this game—talking about tightening while printing more money. They really do take retail investors for fools.
With fiat currency devalued to death, it's no wonder everyone is rushing into precious metals and crypto. You have to find somewhere to preserve your wealth.
A 90% surge in silver prices is wild, but I still think if US stocks really crash, BTC won't escape unscathed... Physical hard assets are the real king.
These days, if you want to protect your wealth, relying on numbers on paper is too empty. You need to hold some real gold and silver in your hands to feel secure.
All the central banks are doing this—what does it mean? It means everyone already knows fiat is doomed.
The gold and silver market is so fierce, but the problem is, can ordinary people even afford to buy in...
Silver has surged nearly 90% this year, making this rally the strongest since 1980. Global capital is fleeing depreciating fiat currencies and flocking into precious metals.
What's even more ironic? While central banks around the world talk about tightening, what are they actually doing? The global money supply has already reached an all-time high. Saying one thing and doing another—it's all so blatant.
My personal view is that when the US stock market really crashes, BTC will most likely take a hit as well. At that point, you'll realize that the only things that might hold up are hard currencies like gold and silver. Paper wealth is ultimately just paper; holding physical assets in your hands is what truly feels secure.