After the Gold and Silver prices fell, Bitcoin surpassed $90,000, US stocks, crypto stocks, and altcoins surged, "BTC OG Insider Whale" agent judged that funds have started to flow into the crypto sector

January 3rd Gold and silver prices pulled back Wednesday after hitting recent peaks. At press time, gold traded at $4,331 (down 4.82% from its peak), while silver stood at $72.8 (down 13.1% from its peak). Following precious metals’ weakness, the crypto market staged a stabilizing rebound. Per HTX data, Bitcoin surged overnight to break above $90,000 resistance, hitting a high of $90,961. It now holds above $90k at $90,157. Driven by Bitcoin’s rebound, the crypto space saw a New Year rally, with PEPE leading altcoin gains. Key 24-hour moves: - ETH: +4.31% to $3,129 - SOL: +5.13% to $132.63 - PEPE: +24.6% to $0.00000612 - SUI: +13.87% to $1.669 - VIRTUAL: +13.22% to $0.786 - DOGE: +12.53% to $0.142 In U.S. equities, crypto-related stocks trended higher even as the Nasdaq edged lower. Notable gains: - Coinbase (COIN): +4.59% - Circle (CRCL): +5.26% - MicroStrategy (MSTR): +3.43% - Bitmine (BMNR): +14.88% - SharpLink Gaming (SBET): +8.39% Garrett Jin, agent for “BTC OG Insider Whale,” noted Dec 25, 2025: “As precious metals pulled back sharply, Bitcoin and Ethereum rebounded. Precious metal positions were overly crowded and short-term overbought, raising risk exposure—triggering profit-taking as funds shifted from overheated trades to undervalued assets.” After U.S. stocks opened yesterday, Jin doubled down: “Gold/silver hit a cyclical peak, with funds rotating into crypto. Inflows may continue, momentum could accelerate, and a short squeeze is possible—no major pullback expected in this cycle.”