Maybe, but metals are a manipulated market and really shouldn't be the only thing used for benchmark of a collapsing dollar. Silver is $28 today, middle of last year was a low of about $19, but 2011 spiked to $47. Gold was $1800 in 2011, down to a little over $1000 by 2015 then back up over $2000 by 2020, and $2350 today
But the future of the dollar doesn't look good, and investors are noticing. There is a conflict among globalist cartels, BRICS has risen to challenge the Euro, and the only firewall, a strong US dollar, is systematically being removed form the field because of unchecked unsupported spending debasing the value of it. just a matter of time, but since all traditional indicators are manipulated, no way to point to one and say this is it for sure.