Behind the new highs of precious metals, there is actually a bigger story being told.
Gold and silver have been soaring wildly, and many people think this will divert funds and dilute interest in digital assets. But from another perspective, this is precisely the strongest bullish signal. The more expensive the precious metals, the more it verifies one thing — that those things which can be printed infinitely under the traditional financial system are constantly losing value.
Think about it. Why does gold rise? Essentially, it’s the market hedging against inflation risk. Central banks print money, governments spend money — this old script is played out every day. As the oldest safe-haven asset, gold naturally rises with the tide. But gold’s supply is also limited, can it be increased? No. And what about fiat currency that can be printed endlessly? Yes, and continuously.
This is the key point. The rise of precious metals essentially declares: assets that are scarce and cannot be increased in supply deserve true premium. And #数字资产市场动态 as the ultimate scarce asset with a fixed total supply of 21 million coins that can never be increased, this logic is even more perfect for it.
What if gold and silver double again next year? The market’s collective consensus will become even more solid — in an era of unlimited money printing, only those assets with a fixed quantity and unalterable nature are trustworthy. From this perspective, Bitcoin’s story becomes even more convincing. The breakthrough of precious metals is actually paving the way for it.
The more aggressively old assets rise, the more they are telling the story of new assets. This is not competition, but relay. Gold and silver, in their valuation of the old world, are reaching their ceiling, while Bitcoin is opening up the imagination space for a new world. What do you think? Will this round of gold and silver frenzy become the fuse before the rise of crypto assets?
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SignatureDenied
· 14h ago
Hey, that's not right. Does a rise in gold really mean BTC is about to take off? The logic seems a bit far-fetched, bro.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 14h ago
Well said, I like this perspective. The rise in precious metals is essentially supporting BTC.
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The frenzy in gold and silver is more about resonance than diversion. They are all part of the same story.
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So, scarcity is the fundamental logic. Interestingly, gold and Bitcoin are unified on this point.
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Wait, if gold truly doubles next year according to this logic, market consensus will completely shift. Then we'll see who still doubts crypto.
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This relay analogy is excellent; the ceiling of the old world is the starting point of the new world. Those who understand this are all laying low.
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Hearing this argument, Bitcoin indeed feels more confident. Scarcity and the inability to increase supply are the ultimate defenses.
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The key issue is that money printing never ends. The rise in gold prices is just the appetizer; the real story is still to come.
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SerumSquirter
· 14h ago
Is this logic a bit far-fetched? Does gold rising necessarily lead to a rise in coins?
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Nice words, but basically just betting that the central bank will keep printing money.
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Relay? Ha, it feels more like dividing the same cake.
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A new high in precious metals doesn't mean the coins can take off; these two logics aren't necessarily linked.
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Does infinite issuance and bleeding out make sense as a premise?
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Bro, gold has been rising for so long, and the coins are still just sitting here.
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The fuse? Nonsense, each is rising independently.
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I've heard the scarcity argument too many times; every time they say it's going to take off.
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NeonCollector
· 14h ago
Amazing, when gold rises, it's laying out the red carpet for BTC. I buy into this logic.
Behind the new highs of precious metals, there is actually a bigger story being told.
Gold and silver have been soaring wildly, and many people think this will divert funds and dilute interest in digital assets. But from another perspective, this is precisely the strongest bullish signal. The more expensive the precious metals, the more it verifies one thing — that those things which can be printed infinitely under the traditional financial system are constantly losing value.
Think about it. Why does gold rise? Essentially, it’s the market hedging against inflation risk. Central banks print money, governments spend money — this old script is played out every day. As the oldest safe-haven asset, gold naturally rises with the tide. But gold’s supply is also limited, can it be increased? No. And what about fiat currency that can be printed endlessly? Yes, and continuously.
This is the key point. The rise of precious metals essentially declares: assets that are scarce and cannot be increased in supply deserve true premium. And #数字资产市场动态 as the ultimate scarce asset with a fixed total supply of 21 million coins that can never be increased, this logic is even more perfect for it.
What if gold and silver double again next year? The market’s collective consensus will become even more solid — in an era of unlimited money printing, only those assets with a fixed quantity and unalterable nature are trustworthy. From this perspective, Bitcoin’s story becomes even more convincing. The breakthrough of precious metals is actually paving the way for it.
The more aggressively old assets rise, the more they are telling the story of new assets. This is not competition, but relay. Gold and silver, in their valuation of the old world, are reaching their ceiling, while Bitcoin is opening up the imagination space for a new world. What do you think? Will this round of gold and silver frenzy become the fuse before the rise of crypto assets?