Last night, the market staged a spectacular "kill zone." Gold plummeted by 3%, and silver fared even worse, dropping nearly 7%. This was not a simple technical correction — a $2.1 billion sell order crushed the entire market within 90 seconds. As soon as the Federal Reserve signaled tightening, key support levels were torn apart like paper.

But the truth behind this is much colder than the rate hike itself. Leading photovoltaic industry giants have begun "de-silvering," and central banks are quietly accumulating gold reserves. These signals all point to the same thing — the era of a global asset shortage has truly arrived.

Do you remember 2001? That year, the tech bubble burst, and geopolitical conflicts intensified, leading to a decade-long bull market in gold. Today’s situation bears some similarities: global debt is already sky-high, geopolitical tinderboxes are ready to ignite, traditional financial assets are struggling, and retail investors’ leveraged accounts evaporate overnight. Money has nowhere to come from.

The question is — when even the "safe haven" itself is shaking violently, where do you hide your assets?

Gold’s value is anchored to interest rates and the US dollar’s credit. But under such violent shakeouts, bottom-fishing seems too naive. Some are waiting on the sidelines, others are switching tracks. And Bitcoin just happens to be on this "option list." It’s neither a traditional safe-haven asset nor a pure risk asset, but another possibility during the restructuring of the credit system.

History often repeats itself with similar scripts. The difference this time is that Bitcoin has already become a variable. Do you dare to increase your position in this wave?