Silver Crushes Bitcoin: The Dual Resonance of Industrial Demand and Capital Restructuring
When Bitcoin struggles at the $90,000 mark and has dropped more than 3% this year, silver, often regarded as a 'traditional asset relic', is staging a miraculous comeback - the spot price has surged over 103% this year, once reaching a historic high of $60.641 per ounce, significantly outperforming gold and overshadowing the narrative of cryptocurrencies as 'digital gold'. This century-spanning asset showdown raises the question: is it a reevaluation of value spurred by the Industrial Revolution, or a counterattack on the discourse initiated by traditional capital? The answer may lie in the dual logic of supply-demand restructuring and credit games.