Live Gold, Silver & Bitcoin Dashboard

Gold surged past $5,000 per ounce in early 2026, driven by record central bank buying, persistent inflation, a weakening US dollar, and rising geopolitical uncertainty. Major banks including Bank of America and JPMorgan have price targets of $4,800–$5,500 for 2026.

Silver surged over 143% in 2025 — its strongest annual performance on record — driven by soaring industrial demand from solar panels and AI-related electronics, a short squeeze in futures markets, and its dual role as both a monetary and industrial metal. Gold rose roughly 70% in the same period, while Bitcoin lagged both.

The gold/silver ratio shows how many ounces of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold. Historically it has averaged 60–80x. A high ratio (80x+) suggests silver is cheap relative to gold; a low ratio (below 40x) suggests gold is cheap relative to silver. Check the live ratio above.

Bitcoin underperformed precious metals significantly in 2025–2026 despite record ETF inflows and a more favorable regulatory environment. Analysts attribute this to capital flowing into a hard asset regime favoring physical scarcity — gold and silver absorbed risk-off capital that might otherwise have rotated into crypto.

The BTC/gold ratio measures how many ounces of gold one Bitcoin can buy. It acts as a real-time gauge of market risk appetite — a rising ratio signals investors prefer digital assets over physical ones, while a falling ratio signals a flight to physical safety. In 2025, the ratio fell sharply as gold significantly outpaced Bitcoin.

Use the portfolio calculator at the top of this page. Enter your troy ounces of gold, troy ounces of silver, and your Bitcoin amount. The calculator multiplies each by the current live spot price and shows your total portfolio value in real time, broken down by asset.

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