Not as a criticism, but why you had those kilos?

Silver is lower (even in non-inflation adjusted numbers) than in 1980 ($49.95) and more recently, in 2011 ($47.94).
For silver to go to a new inflation-adjusted high with respect to 1980 peak, silver would have to go to about 3.91X49.95=$195.3/oz.https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/precious-metals-investing/silver-investing/what-was-the-highest-price-for-silver/

For silver to go to a new inflation-adjusted high with respect to the 1980 peak, silver would have to go to about 3.91X49.95=$195.3/oz.
If you were expecting silver to spike, then why selling now when the move did not conclude yet, most likely with a potential 4-5x upside in $$?

This is not to say that bitcoin wouldn't 5x from here.

Not as a criticism, but why you had those kilos?

Silver is lower (even in non-inflation adjusted numbers) than in 1980 ($49.95) and more recently, in 2011 ($47.94).
For silver to go to a new inflation-adjusted high with respect to 1980 peak, silver would have to go to about 3.91X49.95=$195.3/oz.
If you were expecting silver to spike, then why selling now when the move did not conclude yet, most likely with a potential 4-5x upside in $$?

This is not to say that bitcoin wouldn't 5x from here.

Not as a criticism, but why you had those kilos?

Silver is lower (even in non-inflation adjusted numbers) than in 1980 ($49.95) and more recently, in 2011 ($47.94).
For silver to go to a new inflation-adjusted high with respect to 1980 peak, silver would have to go to about 3.91X49.95=$195.3/oz.
If you were expecting silver to spike, then why selling now when the move did not conclude yet, most likely with a potential 4-5x upside in $$?