Dual Anchor Currency Era: Why Only Gold and Bitcoin Will Survive in the End
I increasingly feel that we are heading towards a strange yet inevitable future. The world is forming two distinctly different trust systems: one based on 'material', gold; the other supported by 'algorithms', Bitcoin.
China continues to increase its gold reserves, this action seems more like preparing a defense in advance. Gold does not depend on any country, nor does it require third-party guarantees; its value comes from the accumulation of time and the common trust of humanity. Meanwhile, the United States is promoting the institutionalization of cryptocurrencies, with frequent interactions between capital and regulatory bodies, and financial giants are all making plans. They are trying to make digital currency the core tool of the new financial system, using new rules to consolidate dominance.
When one country hoards physical assets and another builds computational power infrastructure, the world's monetary order has begun to loosen. The dollar once represented global credit, but now with rising debts, excessive currency issuance, and diminishing trust, the system itself is beginning to show signs of fatigue.
The currency of the future may be underground or in the cloud. Gold remains the most solid store of value in the real world, while Bitcoin is gradually gaining a similar status in the digital realm. One embodies stability and tradition, while the other symbolizes openness and innovation.
I often think that gold connects to the civilizations of the past, while Bitcoin leads to the order of the future. As the credit system of the dollar gradually collapses, humanity is searching for a new anchor point of 'trust'; these two assets may become new pivot points.
This transformation is not a distant fantasy, but a migration that is quietly happening. We are moving from national credit to consensus credit, from printing presses to computational power and time. Yet most people have not realized that they are already standing at the historical watershed.
Liquidity Turning Point: The Market's Real Turning Signal
Has anyone recently felt that the momentum of the U.S. stock market is a bit off? Gold and silver have also started to fluctuate violently. Many attribute the reasons to the China-U.S. relationship, which is certainly one of the factors, but I am more concerned about a more core issue: liquidity. Although the China-U.S. relationship seems to have eased this week and the market appears optimistic again, don't be fooled by appearances; the 'blood circulation' of capital has not actually resumed. Last Friday, I noticed a detail: the banking system is eager to use the Standing Repo Facility (BRF). Normally, banks only use this tool when funds are tight, which indicates a significant problem.
From ETH to SOL, can SUI become the next 100x bull chain?
Every crypto bull run brings forth a 'chain of the era.' But their real surge was never due to 'good marketing,' but because they perfectly met the market's most pressing need at that stage. 2017 was ETH. Because it was the first time blockchain 'could be programmed.' The origin of ICO, DeFi, and smart contracts was born at that moment. 2021 was SOL. Because people are no longer satisfied with 'just running,' but want 'fast, cheap, and smooth.' NFT, DeFi, GameFi all require performance, and Solana caught the surge with speed.
Gold has 5,000 years of faith, and BTC achieved the same in just 15 years: scarcity
In the coming years, it's likely not going to be an era of 'tech mania,' but rather an era of 'return to hard assets.' As more and more people begin to no longer fully trust paper currency or be satisfied with numbers in bank accounts, they instinctively seek something: A value carrier that cannot be arbitrarily diluted. For the past 5,000 years, this role has belonged to gold. And in today's digital world, an increasing number of people are realizing that BTC is taking on the same role. The real issue with paper currency isn't whether it will collapse, but whether it will 'gradually thin out' Most people think risk means financial crisis, crashes, or total loss.
The next few years are likely to enter a 'precious metals & BTC era,' where people will once again favor 'physical' gold and silver, all precious metals and $BTC , rather than holding paper currency alone.
If a person can consistently make eight figures or more from cryptocurrency trading, then entering other industries would usually be a case of overwhelming advantage.
Because the crypto market is a high-uncertainty, zero-tolerance, real-money immediate settlement environment. Being able to consistently earn eight figures in such an environment indicates that the person has already surpassed average levels in judgment, risk control, and emotional management. These skills, when applied to most other industries, usually perform even better.
As of early 2026, the latest financial report data shows that Berkshire Hathaway, led by Buffett, has reached a historic high in cash reserves.
Core cash position data: Total cash reserves: As of the end of Q3 2025, Berkshire held cash and equivalents totaling $381.7 billion.
Net amount explanation: After deducting the payable U.S. Treasury bonds for the current quarter that have been executed but not yet settled (approximately $23.2 billion), the actual usable cash net amount is approximately $358.4 billion. Asset proportion: Cash assets account for about 31.1% of Berkshire's total asset scale, setting a new historical record.
Recently, the prices of memory and related hardware have continued to rise, reflecting the long-term trend of increasing computing power demand and data scale expansion. Against this backdrop, I began to systematically pay attention to the decentralized storage track, and based on my judgment of the future growth in data storage demand and rising costs, I moderately allocated storage concept tokens $AR , as a medium to long-term layout in the direction of data infrastructure.
First Hurdle - Save 20,000, do not change phones Second Hurdle - Save 100,000, do not change cars Third Hurdle - Save 300,000, do not invest recklessly Fourth Hurdle - Save 1,000,000, do not lend money to others Fifth Hurdle - Save 10,000,000, do not mess around Sixth Hurdle - Save over 30,000,000, do not show off wealth
When savings reach 1,000,000 to 5,000,000, it is the stage where rationality is at its lowest and impulse is easiest to arise, leading to: impulsive spending, reckless investing, buying houses, buying cars, starting a business, easily swayed by others.
Why is it that every time I resolve to change, I end up just slacking off?
Any change that is too drastic or attempts to be completed all at once will directly trigger the psychological system's stress response and defense mechanisms.
When the original rhythm of life, behavior patterns, and self-awareness are simultaneously overturned, the brain will classify this change as a high-risk state, thus automatically generating resistance behaviors, including procrastination, avoidance, emotional fluctuations, and decreased motivation.
In this situation, short-term high-intensity input does not signify genuine progress; it is a forced advancement at the cost of significant psychological resource consumption.
The results typically fall into two stages: The first stage is barely maintaining
The second stage is the depletion of psychological resources, leading to burnout, followed by a denial of the change itself, entering a state of long-term stagnation or even total abandonment.
This is not due to personal willpower weakness, but because this method of change violates the basic operational principles of the psychological system:
The system prioritizes maintaining stability, only allowing adjustments afterward. True sustainable change is not reliant on a one-time high-intensity resolution, but is achieved through low-pressure, repeatable, and risk-controllable minor adjustments.
When each adjustment is not sufficient to threaten the system's stability, psychological defenses will not be activated, allowing new behaviors to be retained and ultimately forming a new stable state.
If a person only displays money, aura, and position, I would choose to keep my distance.
I care more about whether the professionalism is rigorous, whether the judgment is decisive, whether there is a pattern, awareness, and sense of responsibility, and whether there is great love in the heart, willing to pay the price for important matters.
The people I love, or the friends I choose to be close to, need to share this value framework with me. And I myself must also grow into such a person.
First release on the entire network: The truth behind the rise of precious metals: As gold rises, alternatives increase
When gold rises too quickly, the party holding the settlement rights does not welcome excessive concentration of funds.
Once funds are overly concentrated in gold, it means their control over the flow is decreasing.
Therefore, at critical stages, the market will begin to emphasize "alternative choices": Silver catching up, precious metals rotating, and industrial metals being more resilient.
These statements are not fabricated, but their effect is very clear: they disperse the funds that were originally supposed to flow into gold to places with weaker consensus.
When systemic risk rises, the settlement layer is not concerned about how much you earn, but rather not letting too many people stand at the same "finish line" at the same time.
History repeatedly proves one thing: When everyone starts to focus on gold, what you are reminded to look at is often not something safer.
So please take good care of your gold, and don't touch anything else! $XAU
If you really take responsibility for yourself, you wouldn't wait until everyone tells you to buy silver and the news media is overwhelmingly reporting on silver before you enter the market.
Because you are probably the 8 in the 80/20 rule. $PAXG
When precious metals decline in the future, the drop in silver may be greater than that of gold, as silver is more volatile and has industrial properties. When the market weakens, it usually drops more sharply than gold, which is more of a safe-haven asset.
Be cautious of the risks when chasing high silver prices.