# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Silver

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Liquidating Gold and Silver, I'm Betting on the True Direction of Liquidity

This article outlines a strategic shift in investment focus from precious metals to crypto assets, based on the author's analysis of market cycles, timing, and capital rotation. The author notes that gold and silver have had an exceptionally strong year, with gold hitting record highs and silver delivering top returns. However, the market is driven by cyclical patterns, not asset preference. The author has decided to liquidate precious metal holdings because they believe the current cycle phase is complete: defensive assets like gold have absorbed liquidity, provided safety demand, and achieved price discovery. Historical liquidity cycles show that after a strong rally in precious metals, capital typically rotates into risk assets like stocks, tech, and crypto. The author observes clear signals of this shift: precious metals are showing signs of having peaked annual highs, volatility is decreasing, and demand at high levels is weakening. While the technical patterns may not perfectly mirror past cycles (like 2017 or 2021), market psychology, expectations, and collective belief are powerful drivers. The majority of participants now believe in the four-year cycle and structural capital rotation, which can alter price paths independently of fundamentals. The author concludes that crypto assets are the next destination for this liquidity. Crypto remains undervalued, faces mainstream skepticism, and appears risky—conditions that often precede major rallies. The decision to sell precious metals is not a rejection of their value but an acknowledgment that liquidity has changed direction. Profiting in markets requires adapting to cycles and capital flows, not holding onto past winners. The optimal time for rotation is when most investors are still hesitant and awaiting confirmation.

比推01/05 05:19

Liquidating Gold and Silver, I'm Betting on the True Direction of Liquidity

比推01/05 05:19

Metrics Ventures Market Observation: Chaotic Consolidation Continues

Metrics Ventures Market Observation: Continued Chaotic Consolidation As 2025 concludes, the crypto market has experienced a cold year, with crypto assets ranking at the bottom in USD-denominated annual returns, largely due to a Q4 downturn. The past month's market activity has been stagnant, characterized by a lack of vitality, shrinking volumes on both CEXs and the NYSE, and converging volatility. This period of narrow-range trading is nearing its end, with sudden "flash crashes" expected to be a recurring theme, making it a challenging environment for high-frequency traders. The report suggests this is a time for rest and systematic reflection rather than active trading. The recent market spotlight has shifted to precious metals, notably silver, rather than crypto. Silver futures volume on the Shanghai exchange alone has exceeded RMB 75 trillion monthly, with COMEX option open interest multiples of actual inventory, reminiscent of the 2020-2021 crypto frenzy. In contrast, Bitcoin's performance remains weak. The relative strength of gold versus Bitcoin has broken out of its long-term downward trend since the 2020 easing cycle, highlighting a significant capital rotation into metals. Despite the gloom, positive signals include MSTR maintaining its Nasdaq-100 index status, clearer guidance from the Fed Chair, and potential risks in the AI bubble that could benefit crypto in 2026. The current market is viewed as a continuation of the consolidation that began in late 2024, with wide price fluctuations expected to eventually subside. The advice is to conserve energy for the future. The report ends with wishes for a happy holiday season and a look ahead to 2026.

marsbit12/28 13:00

Metrics Ventures Market Observation: Chaotic Consolidation Continues

marsbit12/28 13:00

Luke Gromen: Why I Sold Most of My Bitcoin by the End of 2025

Luke Gromen, a long-term Bitcoin and gold bull, sold the majority of his Bitcoin holdings in late November 2025. He clarifies that this was not a full exit but a strategic reduction based on a shift in his macro outlook. Gromen remains a long-term Bitcoin supporter but now sees it behaving like a high-beta tech stock during deflationary periods—not as a neutral reserve asset as he once expected. He argues that in a highly leveraged global system, Bitcoin acts as the "equity layer" of the capital structure, making it highly vulnerable during liquidity tightening. A key reason for his caution is the rise of AI and robotics, which he believes are driving an exponential, technology-driven deflation. This deflation is structurally different—it’s efficiency-led, fast-spreading, and damaging to employment. In such an environment, he argues, anything short of "nuclear-level money printing" effectively acts as monetary tightening, and risk assets like Bitcoin suffer first. He also emphasizes a broader macro shift: the world is moving from a "finance-first" era to one where "realpolitik" returns—geopolitics, industrial capacity, and supply chain security are becoming hard constraints. This new world is less stable, less friendly to financial assets, and more volatile. Despite reducing Bitcoin exposure, Gromen remains bullish on silver due to strong industrial demand and inelastic supply. He expects that a future crisis will eventually force massive monetary intervention, but until then, he prefers to step back, preserve capital, and re-enter when the macro landscape becomes clearer.

marsbit12/27 16:23

Luke Gromen: Why I Sold Most of My Bitcoin by the End of 2025

marsbit12/27 16:23

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