Currently, the asset market is highly polarized. Silver has surged by 170% this year, gold has broken through $4,500, but Bitcoin is "lying flat" around $89,000, down about 8% this year. It seems that funds are flowing from Bitcoin into precious metals, but the truth is more complex.

This round of precious metals rally is driven by three engines: explosive industrial demand, accelerated de-dollarization, and rising policy expectations. However, weak dollar, high inflation, and geopolitical risks should be positive for Bitcoin, yet funds have prioritized gold and silver.
But Bitcoin's "silence" may be a signal of accumulating strength. After market education, the drawbacks of gold such as heaviness and limited liquidity become apparent, while Bitcoin's advantages like global circulation will be highlighted. Moreover, history shows that Bitcoin and gold tend to move in the same direction over the long term, and short-term divergence is often due to phased fund allocations. $BNB $SOL $ETH
Looking back, the initial rise in gold may be a "warm-up" for Bitcoin's breakout. If gold rises another 50%, Bitcoin could surge to $285,000. The frenzy in gold and silver is setting the stage for Bitcoin. When mainstream funds realize that precious metals are overvalued, Bitcoin's undervalued position will attract liquidity back. How do you think this wave of precious metals frenzy will affect Bitcoin? Share your thoughts in the comments, hit 1,000 likes, and I will post a detailed review after 24 hours!