As a holder of crypto assets, there's no need to be disturbed by the precious metals market. Stay calm and hold your positions firmly; if you need to hold, then hold.

U.S. Treasury bonds have already soared to a scale of 38 trillion dollars. At this level, traditional methods are simply unable to resolve the issue. The only way out is asset-backed debt—converting debt into appreciating assets to dilute the debt burden. Washington's clear choice: BTC.

The rise in gold, silver, and copper prices may seem unrelated, but in fact, it is an early response of global capital to the devaluation of the dollar. The upward movement of these traditional safe-haven assets paves the way for subsequent Bitcoin gains. Their script is not debt repayment, but asset appreciation. This way, the relative debt pressure will gradually be absorbed.

Look at the Federal Reserve's balance sheet over the past two years; that deep V-shaped reversal candlestick won't deceive you—asset size is rapidly increasing. This is precisely the signal that a major bull market is starting.

Once the central bank begins printing money to buy assets, purchasing power will inevitably decline. Where will idle funds flow? Naturally into assets like BTC, which are the most scarce and most resistant to inflation. With a fixed supply of 21 million coins, there is no better liquidity reservoir in human financial history.

The chart is in front of you: the higher it rises, the more your cash holdings will depreciate. Smart money has long been laying in wait, which is why BTC has recently been consolidating—by the time the public reacts, it will be too late.