Some people say that this painting was due to a bank's heavy holdings of silver facing liquidation after a price drop, and the Federal Reserve urgently injected $34 billion to stabilize it. At first glance, it seems very clickbait, but after careful tracing, it is indeed fake news. Firstly, the source tweet was posted at 6:20 am Beijing time this morning, which does not match the time when Da Bing painted the door in the afternoon, ruling out any correlation with Bitcoin. Secondly, the COMEX silver futures mentioned in his article do not open from late Saturday night to early Sunday morning. Even though the English section is discussing whether this news is related to the morning silver diving, it is actually quite far fetched. The reason why major platforms are crazily reposting and discussing this post is actually a reflection of collective unconscious behavior, which is a reflection of the contradictory psychology of fearing missing the opportunity to get on board and fearing a pullback after the recent surge in silver prices. Another popular topic shared with this topic is "an ounce of silver is now worth more than a barrel of oil", which indicates that the price of silver is too high through price comparison. As of now, the market is still speculating whether it was HSBC or UBS that hit the jackpot. We currently have no way to falsify such news. But logically speaking, such a huge news could never have been spread on Twitter without any authoritative media coverage for such a long time. Moreover, a shortfall of only 2.3 billion is simply not enough to justify the Federal Reserve's use of a system level injection of 34 billion. In summary, this news is a "camp bombing incident" in the FOMO mood, which is giving a warning to the bulls who are all on the move. The silver market has also switched from "easy mode" to "hard mode". As cryptocurrency enthusiasts, we should stick to our familiar areas and blindly chase after unfamiliar hotspots, which is indeed dangerous.