The gold-silver ratio is about to hit a five-year low, with silver's rise far exceeding that of gold.

2025-12-22 08:56:15

On December 22, an interesting phenomenon occurred in the market of 【区块律动】—the gold-silver ratio approached its lowest level in nearly five years, currently quoted at 60.027.

It seems that the price of gold is soaring, reaching new historical highs. Spot gold has first broken through the 4400 USD/ounce mark, with a cumulative increase of nearly 68% this year. But this is not the most impressive number.

The performance of silver is even more aggressive. Spot silver has also reached above $69/oz for the first time, with a cumulative increase of an astonishing 139% so far this year. In comparison, the increase in silver is more than twice that of gold. This is also why the gold-silver ratio continues to decline—silver is appreciating relative to gold.

For friends who pay attention to traditional precious metals or asset allocation, this data is worth noting. Especially in the current situation where market volatility is intensifying, the performance of precious metals as a safe-haven asset becomes particularly meaningful for reference.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 2025-12-25 07:24

ngl silver doing this crazy 139% run reminds me of exactly how the dot-com bubble peaked... right before everyone got absolutely obliterated. history doesn't repeat but it sure does rhyme, and these chart patterns? *checks notes* uncannily familiar

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WalletInspector

· 2025-12-25 05:13

The 139% increase in silver is truly outrageous; during this rally, gold was completely beaten down.

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NeverPresent

· 2025-12-22 09:25

Silver 139%? This rise is ridiculous, or am I seeing things?

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BlockchainTherapist

· 2025-12-22 09:25

The recent trend in silver is truly amazing, a 139% rise, how outrageous. --- The gold-silver ratio has hit a five-year low? This shows that silver is indeed taking off. --- Wait, gold's 68% is already impressive, and silver has more than doubled... Is this for real? --- Is it still possible to enter a position in silver now? It feels a bit late. --- Does the safe-haven logic for precious metals still hold up now? I'm a bit skeptical. --- What logic is behind silver's sharp rise? Is it driven by industrial demand? --- I have to say, the decline in the gold-silver ratio is quite an interesting signal; it needs to be studied thoroughly. --- 139%... I just want to ask if anyone is still buying the dip at the bottom, speak up and let me know. --- Gold breaking $4400 isn't something that was predicted long ago; silver is the biggest dark horse this year. --- So now should I choose silver or gold? I'm torn.

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BridgeJumper

· 2025-12-22 09:22

Silver has directly To da moon, 139% is really outrageous, it would be a bit of a loss if you didn't enter a position this time.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 2025-12-22 09:12

Silver 139%? This rise is outrageous, isn't it time to buy the dip in gold...

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 2025-12-22 09:01

The surge in silver is outrageous, 139% doubling directly, gold is left in the dust. --- The gold-silver ratio has dropped to this level, it feels like silver is about to take off. --- Hey, this data is crucial, has silver suddenly made a splash among safe-haven assets? --- With over double the increase... gold is a bit disappointing this time. --- This data at a 5-year low, is it a signal or a trap? --- Is it still a good time to enter a position in silver, everyone? --- Gold rising 68% isn't even the most intense, silver skyrocketed to 139%, what a difference. --- Has the gold-silver ratio bottomed out? Is it time to adjust the portfolio? --- Silver at 139%... why did it take me so long to see this information?

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