🚨 SILVER REACHES $100 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
But that’s not the full story… that’s the fake paper price.
In China, buying 1 oz of physical silver costs as much as $135/oz, or a 35% premium.
What about Japan? $142/oz.
The world is officially running out of silver…
– Solar demand eating annual production – AI data centers requiring massive conductivity – Strategic stockpiles at historic lows – China locking down exports
$100 is the price you pay for paper promises claiming your silver sits somewhere in the world.
But in the real world? Good luck buying REAL silver for less than $120/oz.
Gold is about to cross $5,000 for the first time in history.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the commodity supercycle. $XAG
- Create an account on Pump Fun - Start launching tokens (up to 34,000) - Wait for something terrible to happen, like the Charlie Kirk incident - Run to your computer and launch a token about it - Do this 47 times a day - Sell part of your tokens - Claim your $700,000 creator fees - Repeat
Likely scenario at this point due to China/russia/east absolutely crushing the gold trade is that the new fed chair comes in & buy tons of bitcoin as a matter of national security. Bitcoin has been playing around the 80-100k mark for too long; the government has allowed you to buy btc and eth freely for over a decade. If you’re late that’s on you. We’ve run out of time. US buys a massive btc eth reserve and will implement a policy that they’ll only trade with countries that have a btc reserve and this sends gold to $1k and bitcoin to $8mil a pop. Brics has no idea who theyre fucking with. Remember what Trump said about wanting the “US to be the crypto capital of the world” that wasn’t a just an expression, that was a promise. $BTC
I talked to over 300 profitable traders asking what they'd do differently if they started over…
89% said the exact same thing
Not "find a better strategy" Not "learn risk management faster" Not "get a mentor"
They said: "I'd stop trading so fucking much"
It's genuinely insane. I spent 3 weeks reaching out to every verified profitable trader I could find. Fund managers. Prop firm guys. Full-time retail traders with audited track records.
The answers were almost identical:
"I took 200+ trades my first year. Now I take 40."
"My income tripled when I cut my trades by 80%"
"Every trader I know who blows up is addicted to being in a position"
One guy making $50k+/month told me:
"I literally set an alarm and walk away from my desk. If I sit there I'll find reasons to trade. The money is in NOT trading."
This broke my brain at first
How do you make more by doing less?
Here's what they explained:
Most traders are addicted to action. They confuse "working hard" with "being in the market." Charts open 10 hours a day feels productive. Taking 5 trades feels better than taking 0.
But every trade has risk. Every trade has fees. Every trade has emotional weight.
A guy who takes 50 trades at 55% win rate and 1:1 R:R makes basically nothing after fees and spread
A guy who takes 12 trades at 50% win rate and 3:1 R:R prints money doing almost nothing
The profitable traders aren't smarter. They're just more patient.
One guy i talked to broke it down:
"Imagine there's a casino that lets you bet ONLY when you have 70% edge. But you can only bet 3 times per month. Would you waste your bets on 50/50 coin flips? That's what most traders do. They use their capital on garbage setups because they're bored."
The methodology you should use:
Price moves from fair value gaps to swing highs/lows. Back and forth. Every day. Every asset.
When a high timeframe gap lines up with a significant level, and lower timeframe confirms direction, you trade.
When it doesn't line up? You don't trade. Even if you haven't traded in 3 days.
The hardest skill in trading isn't finding setups
It's doing absolutely nothing when setups aren't there
87% of the profitable traders I talked to said the same thing:
"The day I learned to close my laptop and go live my life was the day I became profitable"
Most of you will read this and still take 50 trades this month
Because sitting out doesn't feel like progress
Even though it's the only actual progress
The 5% who make money aren't working harder than you
I want to share an honest observation about the current situation in the Square community. Many users who have check marks and multiple badges mostly post content that is clearly aimed at complete beginners. Most of these posts are about campaigns, “earn free from Binance,” giveaways, or promotional updates. While this information can be helpful for newcomers, it does not truly guide or educate the Square community as a whole. Badges and verification should represent experience, responsibility, and value. Users with these symbols are often expected to share deeper insights, market understanding, risk awareness, and educational guidance. Unfortunately, most of the time, we do not see posts that explain market structure, entry and exit planning, risk management, or realistic expectations.
What surprises me is that Binance continues to give check marks and badges to users who mainly repost campaign content instead of contributing meaningful analysis or community guidance. The Square community deserves more than repeated promotional posts.
This is not an attack on any individual. It is a suggestion for improvement. If badges are meant to build trust, then they should be awarded to users who genuinely help, educate, and guide the community not only those who promote campaigns. A stronger standard will benefit both beginners and experienced traders. @Binance Customer Support
#Gold and #Silver pumping, combined with everything happening in the market right now, is giving strong 2008 crash vibes.
Newbies, please be careful.
A big crash may be coming. Keep enough liquidity so you can take advantage of the opportunity when the time comes, not panic when it happens. Preserve Capital. $XAG $XAU
i’m tired of pretending digital money is a thing. gold has been around for thousands of years and clearly isn’t going away, meanwhile we can’t catch a single bid