The precious metals market is once again showing strong gains, with silver breaking through the $78/ounce mark. This rally actually validates the long-term upward trend of undervalued assets—after years of silence, they often experience explosive growth.
Interestingly, institutional investors are also following this trend. Leading trading institutions like DWF are actively expanding their gold trading businesses and increasing reserves. The logic behind this is clear: traditional hedge assets still hold their allocation value.
What’s even more noteworthy is the movement of top investors like Ray Dalio. Since 2024, he has been systematically advocating for and allocating to gold, and more recently, he has extended his focus into the Bitcoin space. From precious metals to digital assets, this allocation trajectory actually reflects a new understanding among smart money regarding risk hedging and asset diversification. The market always rewards those who get in early.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 15h ago
Silver breaks 78? Finally, it's the turn of precious metals. The rhythm is similar to Bitcoin.
Daliou shifting from gold to BTC—what does that indicate? Traditional hedges are no longer enough.
Smart money has already jumped in, and we're still stuck discussing it on the screen.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 15h ago
Has silver broken 78? This time, it's really not a rebound... Seeing institutions stacking gold, it does seem like there's something going on.
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GasFeeGazer
· 19h ago
It's yet again the "smart money front-runs" tactic. Haha, are there really many people who believe it?
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OldLeekConfession
· 01-07 13:36
When silver was at $78, I hadn't bought in yet. Now I'm a bit hesitant to chase the high... Seeing institutions stockpiling gold, it feels like this wave has indeed arrived.
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fomo_fighter
· 01-06 12:51
Silver breaks 78, and again misses out? Looks like institutions are all lurking. It's really time to reflect on your own allocation logic...
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-06 12:51
Silver 78? That's just the beginning, it should have been this price a long time ago.
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screenshot_gains
· 01-06 12:46
Has silver broken 78? It should have risen long ago. After such a long silence, a wave is overdue. Institutions are all bottom-fishing, what are retail investors hesitating for?
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ClassicDumpster
· 01-06 12:44
Silver breaks 78? I got in early, just waiting for the institutions to wake up and follow the trend later, haha
The precious metals market is once again showing strong gains, with silver breaking through the $78/ounce mark. This rally actually validates the long-term upward trend of undervalued assets—after years of silence, they often experience explosive growth.
Interestingly, institutional investors are also following this trend. Leading trading institutions like DWF are actively expanding their gold trading businesses and increasing reserves. The logic behind this is clear: traditional hedge assets still hold their allocation value.
What’s even more noteworthy is the movement of top investors like Ray Dalio. Since 2024, he has been systematically advocating for and allocating to gold, and more recently, he has extended his focus into the Bitcoin space. From precious metals to digital assets, this allocation trajectory actually reflects a new understanding among smart money regarding risk hedging and asset diversification. The market always rewards those who get in early.