【Crypto World】An interesting observation: currently, silver is attracting capital, and Bitcoin seems less popular by comparison. According to market analysis, the ratio between Bitcoin and silver has approached the critical 1000x mark—each historical cycle reset has turned at this point.
What’s going on? Simply put, the US stock market has overextended itself. The S&P 500 hovers above the 200-day moving average, with the market cap-to-GDP ratio reaching extremes. At this point, smart money begins to withdraw into hard assets like silver. Capital needs an exit, and silver becomes a safe haven.
But this situation might not last long. Some analysts believe that in 2026, the trend will reverse compared to 2021—silver’s surge is unlikely to be sustained, and Bitcoin may instead see a rotation opportunity. Following this logic, if there’s a soft landing, silver could reach $50, while Bitcoin might re-establish above $50,000. The core of asset rotation is about who adjusts first and who rebounds first.
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SandwichVictim
· 01-12 14:29
Silver is so strong right now... But is the 1000x ratio with Bitcoin really a bottom signal? It feels like someone says that every time.
Are those betting on a 2026 Bitcoin rebound now all cutting their losses?
Overheated US stocks moving into silver—I don't quite understand this logic.
Wait, is this a rotation of funds or a real bearish outlook on Bitcoin? I'm a bit confused.
That 1000x figure... sounds like a marketing story for a rebound.
It's already 2025, still waiting for 2026—why not just go all in?
Silver is surging so fiercely—does this mean it's finally the turn of the big brother?
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-12 08:04
Silver's recent surge was indeed fierce, but I still bet on BTC to turn around by 2026. The historical ratio is right there.
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A 1000x ratio? Wake up, it's time to change the rotation game.
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The US stock market overheated, so I went to buy silver... well, okay, just waiting to see the show next year.
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BTC is cold now, but I quietly accumulated undervalued chips.
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Silver's fire will burn out soon; the real show hasn't started yet.
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The turning point is near. I can feel the atmosphere; just waiting for the rebound moment.
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Bitcoin is relatively cold? I call that strategic silence, haha.
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Let's see again in 2026. Those who are lurking at this position will laugh last.
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Funds are fleeing to safe havens and going into silver... typical short-term thinking. Long-term, it's still BTC.
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A 1000x disparity—if it doesn't reverse, then it's a miracle.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-12 07:34
Silver's recent surge really can't be sustained, waiting for a reversal? 2026 is still a long way off, bro, let's wait until then...
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A 1000x ratio... sounds outrageous, such extreme data are often misleading signals, I don't believe it.
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Another turning point, another rebound opportunity, why do I feel like analysts are predicting this every day?
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Hard asset safe haven? Laughable, the US stock market drops for two days and people start piling into silver, is that called smart money?
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I'm already tired of Bitcoin being neglected, they hype it up like this every time...
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2026? Might as well go all-in on silver now, since we still have two years to wait anyway.
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Capital rotation works like this, back and forth, and in the end, retail investors get cut.
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The idea that silver's rally can't last is heard every year, so annoying.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 01-09 15:50
The recent surge in silver is truly outrageous, but it feels like a transitional period for risk-averse capital.
A 1000x ratio sounds terrifying, but can it really reverse by 2026? I'm skeptical.
Wait, when the US stock market overheats, people flock to silver—this logic is a bit forced...
Bitcoin is currently being neglected purely due to cyclical issues; I bet the next round will still be it.
Hard assets for risk hedging are fine, but don't expect silver to keep soaring; in the end, BTC will have the final say.
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AirdropHunter
· 01-09 15:48
Silver has indeed been quite fierce this wave, but I still think Bitcoin is undervalued.
Wait, can a 1000x ratio really indicate a turning point? Feels like this kind of analysis is all hindsight.
2026 is still so far away, who knows? Anyway, I'm currently bottom-fishing.
Funds fleeing to silver for safety, doesn't that indicate the market sentiment is unstable? At this time, I actually see more opportunities in the crypto space.
I don't quite agree with the logic of hard assets for safety; digital assets are the true safe haven tools of the future.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 01-09 15:47
Silver is booming, does that mean Bitcoin has to sit on the sidelines? I really can't understand this logic...
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1000x ratio? Alright, let's just wait for the reversal show in 2026.
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Another "turning point"... I've heard this phrase for years haha.
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US stocks overheated, so they rushed to buy silver. These funds really flock wherever it's hot.
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Hmm... wait, so now should I buy silver or wait for Bitcoin? I'm a bit confused.
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The idea that Bitcoin is undervalued, I hear it every year.
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Funds rotate in and out, and the little guys always end up holding the bag. Something's not right.
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2026 is still far away, who can predict that far ahead... Just listen and forget it.
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I understand shifting to hard assets for safety, but can silver really hold out until next year? That's a bit uncertain.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-09 15:34
If this wave of silver truly reverses, then us guys holding Bitcoin will be the real winners.
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1000x ratio? Sounds like a signal, just wait and see when the US stock market gets hit.
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Wait until 2026 to boast about it. Silver is hot now, but I’ll still quietly buy my BTC.
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I get the logic of shifting funds to hard assets, but pinning all hope on 2026 is too far away. Who knows what surprises might come in the meantime?
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Honestly, recent silver market movements have been a bit crazy, it feels like short-term hot money is playing around.
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This kind of cyclical rotation analysis sounds convincing every time, but I’ll just accumulate coins at the bottom.
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Is BTC undervalued? Nah, it just hasn’t reached the point of mass frenzy yet. Just wait and see.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-09 15:31
Silver is so popular right now, it feels like funds are playing a rotation game... but I still bet on BTC turning around in 2026. Hard assets for hedging are just a transition.
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1000x ratio? Sounds like a turning point is near, just worried it might be another scythe game.
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Overheated US stocks are moving into silver, which is also crazy... eventually, we’ll have to return to Bitcoin.
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This rotation of funds, playing around, ultimately BTC will win. Let’s wait and see.
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Silver is bleeding, BTC is hibernating. The question is, who can hold on until 2026? Haha.
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A ratio close to 1000x is a signal? Then I guess I should go all in on BTC...
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Talking about a trend reversal, but everyone chasing silver right now is already making a killing. BTC still has to wait.
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Another prediction of "reversal by a certain year," I’ve heard this too many times...
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I understand hedging with hard assets, but how long can the silver market really last? Not optimistic.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 01-09 15:25
Silver is so hot right now, it feels like we're just catching the bag... with a 1000x ratio, history always repeats itself.
Waiting for Bitcoin to rebound in 2026—that will be truly exciting.
This hard asset safe-haven tactic, when the stock market drops, it's the turn of cryptocurrencies? I’m not so sure.
This rhythm feels familiar, it’s always a game of rotation.
Ironically, the rise of silver makes me more optimistic about Bitcoin’s future; it’s just a game of playing the odds.
Is it still too early to buy the dip in Bitcoin? It seems like it might continue to sink.
We’ve seen Bitcoin being neglected several times before, haven’t we?
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-09 15:25
What is Silver showing off about now? Wait to get your face slapped.
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A 1000x ratio? Sounds like a signal to buy the dip in BTC.
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Talking about 2026 again? I just want to know what will happen next year.
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Funds fleeing to buy silver for safety—this logic is a bit off.
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Turning point? Every year, there's talk of a turning point.
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When hard assets become popular, people think BTC is cooling off. This move is a bit hasty.
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Bitcoin's indifference is the best accumulation opportunity. You guys can slowly play with silver.
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Next time, it will be a different story. I bet this prediction's probability is no more than 50%.
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Will the silver rally last until 2026? I remain skeptical.
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If it really reverses, then the current silver buyers will have to be the bagholders.
Is Bitcoin undervalued? The cyclical rotation game between silver and Bitcoin
【Crypto World】An interesting observation: currently, silver is attracting capital, and Bitcoin seems less popular by comparison. According to market analysis, the ratio between Bitcoin and silver has approached the critical 1000x mark—each historical cycle reset has turned at this point.
What’s going on? Simply put, the US stock market has overextended itself. The S&P 500 hovers above the 200-day moving average, with the market cap-to-GDP ratio reaching extremes. At this point, smart money begins to withdraw into hard assets like silver. Capital needs an exit, and silver becomes a safe haven.
But this situation might not last long. Some analysts believe that in 2026, the trend will reverse compared to 2021—silver’s surge is unlikely to be sustained, and Bitcoin may instead see a rotation opportunity. Following this logic, if there’s a soft landing, silver could reach $50, while Bitcoin might re-establish above $50,000. The core of asset rotation is about who adjusts first and who rebounds first.