Anyone telling you that silver has overtaken Bitcoin or Apple? Yeah, don't believe it. Here's why: throughout history, we've extracted roughly 56 billion ounces of silver from the earth. The problem? Most of it's gone—scattered, lost, consumed in industrial processes. You can't just stack it back and compare. Bitcoin has a fixed cap. Apple's market cap is transparent. But silver? Its supply story is fragmented across centuries, diluted across industries. The comparison doesn't hold water when you dig into where all that metal actually ended up. It's not a fair fight.