Since the beginning of this year, Bitcoin's performance in terms of gains has indeed been less eye-catching than gold and silver. Watching the strong momentum of traditional precious metals can be somewhat disappointing—if one had heavily invested in gold and silver initially, they might have already achieved substantial returns. According to market analysis, gold still has considerable upside potential by 2026, with expectations of possibly doubling in value. This has also prompted many investors to reevaluate their asset allocation strategies. In the comparison between crypto assets (BTC, ETH) and traditional precious metals, each has its own characteristics: the crypto market is highly volatile, while gold and silver, due to their safe-haven attributes, tend to perform relatively stably in environments with high economic uncertainty. How to balance risk and reward depends on individual circumstances and risk tolerance.