With the White House officially announcing the nomination of the new Federal Reserve Chairman, today's financial markets experienced severe volatility, which also means that the overvaluation bubbles of gold and silver have finally begun to burst.

You may recall that I shared a viewpoint on asset valuation a few days ago. At that time, I clearly pointed out that when comparing silver, gold, and Bitcoin, the bubble risk accumulated by silver was the largest, followed closely by gold, while Bitcoin had the smallest bubble component.

This judgment has now been strongly validated by market trends. According to the latest data as of January 30, 2026, at noon Eastern Time, the performance of various assets is as follows: silver prices suffered a sharp decline, plummeting by about 24%; gold also recorded a drop of about 9%; in contrast, Bitcoin only fell by 1.35%. This series of data fully demonstrates that my previous analysis was completely valid.