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Silver prices are surging as a real-world supply crunch unfolds across global markets. China, which controls an estimated 60–70% of global silver supply, is set to restrict exports from January 2026, effectively sidelining smaller producers. This comes as silver has already faced five consecutive years of structural deficit, with demand far exceeding supply. Physical inventories are rapidly shrinking across COMEX, London, and Shanghai, driving premiums sharply higher. With industrial demand from solar, EVs, and electronics accelerating, the rally reflects a genuine supply squeeze—not speculation.

Bitcoin’s monthly close is set for this week, and December is shaping up to print one of the strongest bullish reversal signals in technical analysis — a dragonfly doji. This pattern suggests strong dip-buying pressure after recent weakness. Adding to the bullish case, BTC continues to trade above the 21-month EMA, a level that has acted as solid support throughout the past two months of correction, keeping the broader uptrend firmly intact.

Bitcoin has seen a modest pullback, but its overall structure remains firmly bullish. The price is currently resting on a rising support zone that has held multiple times, reinforcing confidence among traders. As long as this key level remains intact, the bullish outlook for Bitcoin stays strong. Market watchers note that the absence of a sharp breakdown is itself a positive signal, with expectations building around upcoming headlines that could propel BTC toward new all-time highs.

Bitcoin surged $2,600 in just four hours, triggering over $102 million in short liquidations as bullish momentum returned to the crypto market. Total crypto market capitalization jumped by $80 billion, reclaiming the key $3 trillion level. Notably, the rally comes as gold and silver prices dipped, strengthening speculation that capital may be rotating from traditional safe-haven metals into Bitcoin, potentially signaling a renewed risk-on phase for digital assets.