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From the logic of silver rising from $XAG , we look at the future trends of Bitcoin $BTC .
The core logic behind silver's rise this time is the imbalance between supply and demand. Over the past five years, photovoltaic and AI technologies have continuously drawn physical silver away, and by the end of 2025, the cumulative gap on the books has already reached over 800 million ounces. But this point must be understood clearly: the shortage of silver is temporary. Once the price rises, capital will flow back, mines will increase production, and supply will eventually catch up.
Bitcoin is not based on such logic at all. It faces something that has never appeared in human history—absolute scarcity. Some say that now that the volume is large, it can't rise anymore; this kind of statement is truly naive. The limit of 21 million coins is written into the mathematics; no matter how outrageous the price rises, regardless of how sovereign nations or super capital hoard it, the supply will not increase even by a tiny bit.
The truly terrifying point is this: when 'zero supply elasticity' meets the sustained amplification of demand, the fourfold increase seen in silver is merely noise in the face of Bitcoin's fluctuations; at best, it doesn't even qualify as a market trend.
Looking ahead, the unit of measurement may even change. The focus of discussion will no longer be 'how much is one coin', but rather who can own that increasingly scarce string of zeros after the decimal point.
The core logic behind silver's rise this time is the imbalance between supply and demand. Over the past five years, photovoltaic and AI technologies have continuously drawn physical silver away, and by the end of 2025, the cumulative gap on the books has already reached over 800 million ounces. But this point must be understood clearly: the shortage of silver is temporary. Once the price rises, capital will flow back, mines will increase production, and supply will eventually catch up.
Bitcoin is not based on such logic at all. It faces something that has never appeared in human history—absolute scarcity. Some say that now that the volume is large, it can't rise anymore; this kind of statement is truly naive. The limit of 21 million coins is written into the mathematics; no matter how outrageous the price rises, regardless of how sovereign nations or super capital hoard it, the supply will not increase even by a tiny bit.
The truly terrifying point is this: when 'zero supply elasticity' meets the sustained amplification of demand, the fourfold increase seen in silver is merely noise in the face of Bitcoin's fluctuations; at best, it doesn't even qualify as a market trend.
Looking ahead, the unit of measurement may even change. The focus of discussion will no longer be 'how much is one coin', but rather who can own that increasingly scarce string of zeros after the decimal point.
All forms are illusions; if you see that forms are not forms, you see the Tathagata
I really want to drive a Porsche, is this enough capital?
Hello everyone, I am Dr. Niu
Where did Dr. Horse come from?
I had my avatar remade by AI, and once it's done, I stole the flower technique from the Four Great Laws, right?
I had my avatar remade by AI, and once it's done, I stole the flower technique from the Four Great Laws, right?
So awesome, bro
Last challenge, earn 1 million with 100U. First order
Continuously replenishing inventory
Damn it!
How is this done?
$YB Market value 70 million, feels like the dog farm can't pull it anymore, 100u mid is still pretty good, but I bought BNB at 1350...
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