The recent market trends are quite interesting. The precious metals sector remains hot, with gold breaking through the $4,500/oz level in December, and silver surging to a historic high of $79/oz. The year-to-date gains are over 70% for gold and 150% for silver, and this rapid increase is indeed alarming. However, on the morning of the 29th, there was a significant correction, resulting in a substantial pullback.



In contrast, the crypto market isn't as optimistic. BTC price hovers around 89,495 USDT, with the overall year showing minimal negative returns. More notably, the BTC-to-gold price ratio—originally maintained at a relatively balanced level—has now been halved to around 20 ounces/BTC.

What about the future market outlook? In the short term, the tight supply of gold and silver combined with expectations of re-inflation trading will likely continue to push precious metals higher. However, for the crypto market, the key factor remains the Federal Reserve's policy stance, which currently lacks clear signals. It is expected that by around Q1 2026, the BTC-to-gold ratio may gradually recover.

A reminder: if gold and silver continue to rise, BTC could face a downward pressure of 10%-15%, potentially dropping the price to around $80,000. It will be up to everyone to see how they respond during this period.
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DefiVeteranvip
· 6h ago
Gold and silver have surged too rapidly this time. To be honest, it's a bit fake. I knew the dump on the 29th would come. Bitcoin is really in a bit of an awkward position now, being beaten by precious metals and still having to look at the Federal Reserve's face. The ratio has been halved to an absurd level...
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FreeRidervip
· 6h ago
Gold and silver are so strong, but BTC is being suppressed... It feels like traditional assets are harvesting the chips from the crypto community.
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 6h ago
Silver's 150% surge is truly amazing, but looking at Bitcoin's bear market, it might be better to wait until a bottom is in before jumping in. Can BTC still drop after being halved? Wow, this wave of gold and silver suppression is really intense. It's not surprising that gold has broken through 4500; the key is when the Federal Reserve will ease up. How long can the inflation trade last? Feels like a change is coming. $80,000? I can't bet on it, but this level does seem a bit risky. Bitcoin has fallen to be overshadowed by gold, which is really ironic. Gold and silver are just crazy; the real show starts when the Federal Reserve shifts its stance. This round of correction might just be an opportunity—do you have the courage to buy the dip? I should have bet on metals when silver hit a new high. What am I regretting now? Supply shortages are real, but this price... feels like it's about to collapse.
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CryptoMotivatorvip
· 7h ago
Gold and silver are so crazy, while Bitcoin is just dawdling... The ratio halving to 20 ounces really can't hold up anymore.
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ForkLibertarianvip
· 7h ago
Silver's 150% surge is truly impressive. Compared to BTC, this slight negative return is really disappointing, no wonder the ratio was halved. Gold is eating the meat, BTC is just sipping soup. --- Diving back to 80,000? If the Federal Reserve doesn't stop being dovish, we'll completely become bagholders. The manipulation feels overwhelming. --- The supply tightness in gold and silver is real, but the fact that BTC's fixed total supply isn't being utilized is ironic. --- Restoring the ratio to Q1 levels? I think that's doubtful. With the Fed's unclear stance, let's not be overly optimistic. --- The sudden crash on the 29th was too abrupt. Clearly, someone was harvesting the leeks. This game is pretty shady. --- The frenzy in precious metals while crypto is suffocating shows that institutions are shifting their money into traditional assets. This signal is really painful. --- 80,000 USD? Don't joke. Given this momentum, it might even break through to an uglier price.
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CountdownToBrokevip
· 7h ago
Gold and silver are taking off again, while the crypto world is still crawling on the ground. Isn't this ratio way too outrageous?
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