As gold and silver push deeper into record territory, parts of the crypto market remain stuck in place. That divergence is exactly what prompted Coach JV to weighAs gold and silver push deeper into record territory, parts of the crypto market remain stuck in place. That divergence is exactly what prompted Coach JV to weigh

Silver’s Explosive Move Is a Warning for XRP Holders Still on the Bench

2026/01/28 22:00
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As gold and silver push deeper into record territory, parts of the crypto market remain stuck in place. That divergence is exactly what prompted Coach JV to weigh in with a blunt message aimed at Bitcoin and XRP holders.

In a recent post, Coach JV wrote that what is happening in silver will also happen to Bitcoin and XRP. His point was simple and intentionally stripped of timelines or price targets. Paper markets can suppress price for a long time, but once that pressure breaks, the repricing does not happen gently. It happens fast.

The context matters. Gold has surged past $5,300 per ounce, extending a rally that started last year and accelerated into early 2026. Silver has gone even further, smashing through $110 and entering triple-digit territory for the first time in history. That move has been driven by tight supply, strong industrial demand, and years of heavy paper trading layered on top of a shrinking physical market.

Crypto has not followed the same path. Bitcoin is trading around $90,000, still well below its October peak near $126,200. XRP sits near $1.93, roughly 50% under its 2025 high of $3.66. While metals have been making headlines almost weekly, crypto prices have spent months consolidating.

Coach JV’s argument is about sequence. In his view, the gap between metals and crypto shows timing, not failure. He draws a direct parallel between silver’s long period of frustration and its eventual breakout. For years, silver lagged, chopped sideways, and absorbed skepticism before finally repricing in a violent, disorderly way.

The phrase “paper markets suppress price” is central to his thesis. In metals, that has meant futures-heavy trading that often disconnected price from physical availability. In crypto, he argues, the same dynamic exists through derivatives, liquidity games, and short-term positioning that can delay price discovery.

What he does not claim is equally important. There is no date, no countdown, and no promise of immediate upside. The warning is structural, not promotional. When markets that have been held in check finally break free, the move is rarely gradual. Silver’s pump above $110 is his reference point for how quickly sentiment and price can shift once suppression gives way.

Looking at recent performance, the contrast is clear. Silver is up more than 260% year over year. Gold has logged double-digit gains since the start of 2026. Bitcoin and XRP, by comparison, remain in recovery mode, grinding rather than trending.

Coach JV sees that gap as unfinished business. From his perspective, silver’s breakout is not the end of a story, but the signal phase. If crypto follows a similar path, the move would not be polite or orderly. It would be sharp, fast, and uncomfortable for anyone still waiting on the sidelines.

For now, XRP holders remain on the bench. The warning, as Coach JV frames it, is that benches tend to empty quickly once the game finally starts.

Read also: Robert Kiyosaki Admits Regret Over Bitcoin and Gold as Silver Becomes His Safety Net

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