I just saw an interesting macro data point. The exchange rate of Bitcoin to silver has touched around 780 again, which is already lower than the value during the peak of the bull market in 2017, and is close to the level when Bitcoin was at the bottom of 15,500 USD in November 2022.
In simple terms, the amount of silver that can be exchanged for one Bitcoin now is similar to the lowest point of the last bear market. According to historical patterns, the stage highs for silver often occur at the beginning of the year or in the first half of the year. This signal deserves attention—it may indicate that the relative strength period for silver might be over, and the balance of capital rotation may be shifting back towards Bitcoin.
Looking at the on-chain data, it is very stable. The addresses of long-term holders have not seen significant movement, holding firmly. What does this indicate? It shows that the market's foundation is still there, and the true believers are not panicking.
In the short term, the news does have some noise, and market volatility may increase, with fluctuations likely to continue. But my view is very clear: this feels more like a stress test and sector rotation in an upward cycle, not a reversal of the fundamentals.
Therefore, the conclusion is consistent with previous judgments: the major trend has not changed. Don’t be swayed by short-term noise; hold on to your positions firmly. In real storms, it’s not about who has more information, but who has a strong enough heart and solid logic. I’m here to verify this with you. Follow Bin Ge for more first-hand information and insights into the cryptocurrency world, becoming your navigation in this space. Learning is your greatest wealth! #Strategy增持比特币 #开源AI助理Clawdbot爆火硅谷 $ETH
