Just caught wind that Zaorski's back in action and honestly, when this guy starts posting on X again, you know something's about to pop off.



So here's what went down. The Polish speculator had been eyeing precious metals for a while, and when gold and silver started their absolutely insane run, Zaorski decided to do what he does best - go against the crowd. He opened short positions when gold hit around 5500 and silver around 117. Pretty bold move considering how hard these assets had been rallying.

Then things got wild. Within hours, gold dropped 15% and silver fell nearly 35%. Classic market reversal that catches everyone off guard. Zaorski didn't nail the exact bottom, but he closed somewhere in the middle of the move and walked away with what he calls a win. His take on it was brutal - he basically said investors who kept buying at the top will never learn, and the market just verified that the hard way.

But here's the interesting part. After closing his metals positions, Zaorski dropped this line: he's returning to crypto in a week and expects a fat quarter. That's the statement everyone's paying attention to right now.

When I dug into his comments, he mentioned he's waiting for a Fed president change to someone more crypto-friendly and dovish on policy. That's when things get spicy, according to Zaorski. He's hinting at a specific scenario - initial euphoria from the policy shift, followed by aggressive downside moves. Given his track record of playing shorts, you can probably guess which direction he's positioning for.

The crypto community's about to get a lot more entertaining. Either Zaorski's going to be flexing his wins all over the timeline, or his critics will be out in full force. Either way, the next few weeks should be solid content. Keep your eyes on what this guy does next - it usually means the market's about to make a move.
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