Kevin Wang, chief strategist at Clocktower, said that major Western economies' fiscal expansion and eventual debt monetization path will continue to erode fiat currency credit. Currently, the market's price on the probability that the world will return to the gold standard system is still low, and the long-term bullish basis for gold still exists. He believes that judging from technological breakthroughs and market capitalization capacity, silver has more potential to rise than gold, and pointed out that if the global bond market is in turmoil, large amounts of capital seeking safe haven carriers may eventually push the central bank to the silver market.

Kevin Wang, chief strategist at Clocktower, said that major Western economies' fiscal expansion and eventual debt monetization path will continue to erode fiat currency credit. Currently, the market's price on the probability that the world will return to the gold standard system is still low, and the long-term bullish basis for gold still exists. He believes that judging from technological breakthroughs and market capitalization capacity, silver has more potential to rise than gold, and pointed out that if the global bond market is in turmoil, large amounts of capital seeking safe haven carriers may eventually push the central bank to the silver market.