December GoldSilver Insider Alert: From Crypto to Silver

Get the inside scoop on Mike’s latest portfolio decision — while it’s still exclusive to Insiders

As a GoldSilver Insider, you get access to Mike’s portfolio moves before the general public. And today, Mike has made a big move.

Update: The Move: Crypto Out, Silver In

He still sees tremendous potential in the technology — calling it “the most advanced distributed ledger out there.” But with 70 on the horizon, Mike is reallocating those gains into more tangible, grounded assets.

Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, Hashgraph isn’t blockchain-based. It’s faster, more scalable, and consumes a fraction of the energy. Mike’s been a long-time advocate — but timing, risk, and stage of life now play a bigger role in his decision-making.

Mike sold a portion of his Hashgraph holdings — not because he’s bearish on it (he still thinks it’s the future of distributed ledgers), but because he needed to fund his farm project in Puerto Rico and wanted to add more silver to his stack.

Why silver? Because the numbers are screaming opportunity.

Mike’s been accumulating since 2003 when silver was in the low $4 range. His average buy-in is around $13. And even at today’s record prices, he’s still buying.

“If I was just getting into it today, I would still be a big buyer of silver,” Mike says.

The Gold-Silver Ratio: The 10:1 Play

Here’s the key metric Mike’s watching: the gold-silver ratio.

Right now, it’s sitting at 68:1 — meaning it takes 68 ounces of silver to buy 1 ounce of gold.

Historically, that ratio has been closer to 35:1. During the 1970s bull market, it stayed under that level for years. And that was with massive silver stockpiles sitting in vaults.

Today? Those stockpiles are nearly gone. Mike thinks the ratio could drop to 10:1 or lower — which means silver could outperform gold by 7x from current levels.

“It went to 14:1 in 1980 when we had enormous above-ground stockpiles,” Mike explains. “This time, it’s going to be different.“

Why This Time Is Different

In the 1980s, silver spiked to its previous all-time high with huge inventories still available. The rally was mostly driven by U.S. and Western European buyers.

Today, the setup is completely different:

Silver stockpiles are almost gone — consumed by industrial demand and thrown away in small increments
Global demand is exploding — China, India, and emerging markets are now major buyers
The dollar is under threat — creating more urgency for hard assets

Mike also points out that during the COVID crash, the gold-silver ratio hit 120:1 — something that had never happened in history. He bought aggressively around 110:1 when silver was $11.

“That actually helped lower my average buy-in,” he says. And even though he’s been accumulating for over 20 years, he’s still adding at today’s prices.

Watch Mike’s Full Insider Alert

Mike walks through the charts, his portfolio moves, and what he’s watching heading into 2026. He also talks about his farm project, his thoughts on crypto, and why he thinks we’re living through historic times.

If you’re wondering whether it’s too late to buy silver at all-time highs — Mike’s answer is clear.

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