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Just look at this year's market performance—silver has increased by 174%, platinum by 172%, and gold has also risen by 70%. In contrast, Bitcoin has fallen by 6%, and altcoins have on average dropped 42%. This comparison is really heartbreaking.
Once favored cryptocurrencies suddenly fell behind, while traditional precious metals took the spotlight. What exactly is happening? Ultimately, it’s a major shift in market preferences. The US dollar index has fallen about 10% this year, expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts have increased, and funds are flowing into more stable and predictable assets—silver, gold, and other old-school commodities—suddenly becoming hot favorites.
Silver’s surge didn’t happen out of nowhere. The core issue is on the supply side. The global silver market has been out of stock for five consecutive years, with an estimated shortage of 3,660 tons this year. The inventory data from the London Bullion Market Association further illustrates the point—dropping from 31,023 tons in June 2022 to 22,126 tons in March 2025. When supply cannot meet demand, prices naturally rise.
This asset revaluation is still ongoing. Highly volatile assets are being sidelined, and safe-haven demand is pushing funds into more stable assets. The global asset landscape has truly changed this time.