From the logic of silver$XAG 's rise, the future trend of Bitcoin$BTC

The current rise of silver is primarily due to supply and demand imbalance. Over the past five years, photovoltaics and AI have continuously drained physical silver. By the end of 2025, the cumulative deficit on the books will have reached over 800 million ounces. But this point must be understood clearly: silver shortages are temporary. Once prices rise, capital will flow back, mines will expand production, and supply will eventually catch up.
Bitcoin is entirely different. It faces something never seen before in human history—absolute scarcity. Some say that now its size is too large to move upward, but this is really naive. The 21 million coins are written into the mathematical limit. No matter how outrageous the price rises, no matter how much sovereign countries or super-capital sweep up, the supply will not increase by even a tiny bit.
The truly terrifying point is this: when “zero supply elasticity” meets the continuous expansion of demand, the fourfold increase in silver, compared to Bitcoin, these fluctuations are now just noise at best, not even worth calling a trend.
Looking ahead, the unit of valuation may change. The focus of discussion will no longer be “how much for one coin,” but rather who can possess that increasingly scarce string of zeros after the decimal point. $BTC