The post Next Metals Supercycle Could Leave Gold Behind appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The world’s central banks are quietly setting the stage for what could become the next major precious metals supercycle. This time, however, silver may be the breakout star, not gold. It comes barely two weeks after people were lining up in bullion stores to buy physical gold as prices hit $4,330 and the market cap surpassed $30 trillion. Sponsored Central Banks Are Reloading — Is Silver About to Eclipse Gold in a New Supercycle? Global central banks have been on a steady gold-buying spree throughout 2025, creating what analysts call “structural support” beneath the market. “Central banks have been buying gold all year, and when they buy, they’re not going to sell unless there is an actual crisis,” Capital Flows stated. It added that the current pullback is less a sign of weakness and more a positioning unwind within a larger uptrend. According to the analyst, this could set up a short-term bottom as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting approaches. Gold Price Performance. Source: TradingView That sentiment was echoed by market strategist and financial markets expert Rashad Hajiyev, who believes the tide is already turning. “Gold is finally attempting to form a reversal after an 11-day decline,” he said, noting that senior gold miners (GDX) rose 1.6% even as spot prices fell — a divergence he sees as “confirmation of returning appetite for gold.” Sponsored Hajiyev predicts the next leg higher “could be very quick,” with prices potentially racing toward $5,000 per ounce. Such a move would constitute a 25% climb above current levels. However, amid the growing gold narrative, Hajiyev sees an even bigger opportunity forming in silver. Drawing from history, he pointed to the July–August 2020 rally, when silver surged nearly 60% compared to gold’s 15%. “For every 1% gain in gold, silver price added 4%…Just… The post Next Metals Supercycle Could Leave Gold Behind appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The world’s central banks are quietly setting the stage for what could become the next major precious metals supercycle. This time, however, silver may be the breakout star, not gold. It comes barely two weeks after people were lining up in bullion stores to buy physical gold as prices hit $4,330 and the market cap surpassed $30 trillion. Sponsored Central Banks Are Reloading — Is Silver About to Eclipse Gold in a New Supercycle? Global central banks have been on a steady gold-buying spree throughout 2025, creating what analysts call “structural support” beneath the market. “Central banks have been buying gold all year, and when they buy, they’re not going to sell unless there is an actual crisis,” Capital Flows stated. It added that the current pullback is less a sign of weakness and more a positioning unwind within a larger uptrend. According to the analyst, this could set up a short-term bottom as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting approaches. Gold Price Performance. Source: TradingView That sentiment was echoed by market strategist and financial markets expert Rashad Hajiyev, who believes the tide is already turning. “Gold is finally attempting to form a reversal after an 11-day decline,” he said, noting that senior gold miners (GDX) rose 1.6% even as spot prices fell — a divergence he sees as “confirmation of returning appetite for gold.” Sponsored Hajiyev predicts the next leg higher “could be very quick,” with prices potentially racing toward $5,000 per ounce. Such a move would constitute a 25% climb above current levels. However, amid the growing gold narrative, Hajiyev sees an even bigger opportunity forming in silver. Drawing from history, he pointed to the July–August 2020 rally, when silver surged nearly 60% compared to gold’s 15%. “For every 1% gain in gold, silver price added 4%…Just…