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Silver prices continued to rise to new record levels during the latest trading sessions, while Bitcoin lagged behind broader asset market gains. The divergence has drawn attention as metals, equities, and energy assets push higher, while the leading cryptocurrency struggles to keep pace.

China’s move to tighten control over silver exports is rippling through commodity markets, while renewed activity among large Bitcoin holders adds uncertainty to digital asset trading, creating a split reaction across traditional and crypto markets.

Gold and silver prices surged in late-year trading while Bitcoin remained largely flat. Analysts note that in previous cycles, metals rallied before Bitcoin began major moves. Investors are watching closely for early signs of capital rotation into cryptocurrencies.

Silver prices continued to rise to new record levels during the latest trading sessions, while Bitcoin lagged behind broader asset market gains. The divergence has drawn attention as metals, equities, and energy assets push higher, while the leading cryptocurrency struggles to keep pace.

China’s move to tighten control over silver exports is rippling through commodity markets, while renewed activity among large Bitcoin holders adds uncertainty to digital asset trading, creating a split reaction across traditional and crypto markets.

Gold and silver prices surged in late-year trading while Bitcoin remained largely flat. Analysts note that in previous cycles, metals rallied before Bitcoin began major moves. Investors are watching closely for early signs of capital rotation into cryptocurrencies.

Gold and silver prices surged in late-year trading while Bitcoin remained largely flat. Analysts note that in previous cycles, metals rallied before Bitcoin began major moves. Investors are watching closely for early signs of capital rotation into cryptocurrencies.

Silver prices continued to rise to new record levels during the latest trading sessions, while Bitcoin lagged behind broader asset market gains. The divergence has drawn attention as metals, equities, and energy assets push higher, while the leading cryptocurrency struggles to keep pace.

China’s move to tighten control over silver exports is rippling through commodity markets, while renewed activity among large Bitcoin holders adds uncertainty to digital asset trading, creating a split reaction across traditional and crypto markets.

China’s move to tighten control over silver exports is rippling through commodity markets, while renewed activity among large Bitcoin holders adds uncertainty to digital asset trading, creating a split reaction across traditional and crypto markets.

Silver prices continued to rise to new record levels during the latest trading sessions, while Bitcoin lagged behind broader asset market gains. The divergence has drawn attention as metals, equities, and energy assets push higher, while the leading cryptocurrency struggles to keep pace.

Cryptocurrency posted negative returns in 2025 across major tokens, trailing traditional asset classes in year-to-date performance. declined approximately 6% while Ethereum fell 12% for the year. Altcoins posted losses averaging 42% across the sector.

Silver surged to a record high of $63 per ounce, the asset’s strongest performance in history. At the same time, the crypto market fell 3% in a single day, with every top‑20 asset in the red.

Tokenized gold and silver have outperformed Bitcoin this year as cryptocurrency markets swung from euphoria around U.S. presidential elections to the deepest fear levels since 2022. dropped from an all-time high of around $125,000 to a negative year-over-year performance, currently down approximately 4-5%.

Tokenized gold and silver have outperformed Bitcoin this year as cryptocurrency markets swung from euphoria around U.S. presidential elections to the deepest fear levels since 2022. dropped from an all-time high of around $125,000 to a negative year-over-year performance, currently down approximately 4-5%.

Silver surged to a record high of $63 per ounce, the asset’s strongest performance in history. At the same time, the crypto market fell 3% in a single day, with every top‑20 asset in the red.

Peter Schiff, one of Bitcoin’s fiercest critics, has continued to slam the cryptocurrency amid declining prices. Bitcoin crashed by 5% in the early hours of Monday, returning below the $90,000 landmark to trade for $86,547 at the time of writing, according to data from TradingView.

Gold, silver, and Bitcoin are all posting massive year-to-date gains in what looks like a clear shift away from paper currency and toward hard assets. This trend is heating up as the U.S. dollar is under pressure ahead of a critical later today that could influence the Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates.

Gold, silver, and Bitcoin are all posting massive year-to-date gains in what looks like a clear shift away from paper currency and toward hard assets. This trend is heating up as the U.S. dollar is under pressure ahead of a critical later today that could influence the Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates.

As Bitcoin makes another remarkable feat of pushing to $118K, a debate has re-emerged among market observers over the merits of traditional assets with digital ones. With the king of crypto steadily progressing, a metal had also caught the attention of investors, but it is not gold this time.