2026-01-06 10:23:55

Silver prices have hit a new high again, currently surpassing $78 per ounce. There is an interesting pattern behind this surge — the precious metals market is like this: no activity for ten years, then suddenly a remarkable rise.

Recently, a signal has been noticed: DWF announced plans to expand its gold trading business and increase gold reserves. This is not a small move; it reflects institutional investors' reconsideration of asset diversification.

Actually, it's not just them. Last year, Ray Dalio began repeatedly advocating for gold allocation and took concrete actions. Interestingly, his recent moves also include digital asset allocation with a major exchange. The strategic layout of these smart money players is logical — a dual-track allocation of traditional assets and emerging assets seems to have become a consensus in the current macro environment.

Watching these major players' actions, sometimes following their logic can help avoid many detours.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-08 22:48

Silver at $78, this wave of precious metals market is truly a decade of sharpening the sword before drawing it... DWF increases gold reserves, and Dalio also conveniently entered exchange-listed digital assets. The dual-track allocation strategy of smart money is indeed worth pondering.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-08 14:34

Wait, regarding DWF expanding into gold trading, have the relevant contracts been audited? How is the access control set up?

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-06 10:52

Silver has reached $78? These big players are really quietly accumulating gold, holding back their big move for ten years and releasing it all at once.

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ChainComedian

· 01-06 10:51

Wow, silver at 78? After all these years, it's finally moving. The big players are quietly accumulating gold.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-06 10:51

Silver has risen to 78? The ten-year cycle is real—institutions are stockpiling precious metals and cryptocurrencies. Feels like the trend has shifted.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-06 10:31

Based on on-chain data and macro allocation logic, the recent rise in precious metals indeed reflects a paradigm shift in institutional asset allocation—from a single traditional asset to a dual-track approach. Specifically, this is manifested as: 1) The TVL share of traditional safe-haven assets (gold, silver) continues to increase; 2) The allocation weight of digital assets as non-correlated assets is rising. It is worth noting that the actions of top investors like Dalio are essentially aimed at optimizing the portfolio's Sharpe ratio, rather than simply following the trend.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-06 10:29

78 dollars silver is really crazy, this wave is truly coming Following institutions to allocate gold is quite interesting, and it’s a bit surprising that Dalio is also involved in digital assets Smart money is adopting a dual-track approach, we should learn from it Precious metals wake up every ten years, this time might really be different Institutions are all buying gold, I’m a bit suspicious about whether I should get on board DWF is expanding its gold medal business, it feels like the market is sending signals Following Dalio’s rhythm, at least it won’t be too far off Dual-asset allocation is becoming more and more like a standard practice

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