The rally in metals has come to an end, capital may shift to cryptocurrencies.

As the sharp rise in precious metals gradually comes to an end, it is thought that investors may once again turn their attention to cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Particularly, the recent strong rally in metals like silver, palladium, and platinum has drawn the attention of investors, with increasing views that this movement is reaching its conclusion.

The former CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange BitForex, Garrett Jin, states that the short squeeze in metals has come to an end. According to Jin, following this process, investors are beginning to look for new opportunities, which may lead them to digital assets, particularly Bitcoin and Ethereum. After recording high gains in metals, many investors are inclined to take profits and transition to alternative investment vehicles.

Garrett Jin summarizes this situation by saying, "The short squeeze in metals has ended as expected. Capital is starting to flow into crypto." In an environment of ongoing macro uncertainty, cryptocurrencies are becoming attractive again for investors due to their high liquidity and global accessibility advantages. Bitcoin's perception as a digital store of value and Ethereum's robust ecosystem structure are among the important factors in this transition.

If capital leaving metals increases price volatility and trading volume in the cryptocurrency market, this could mean a more active process for both Bitcoin's price and certain altcoins. As critical levels that investors need to monitor become clearer, it will be important to follow developments regarding the future performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum.