#战略性加仓BTC The recent silver market has been quite intense. On Monday, it surged directly to $83.62, hitting a new all-time high, only to experience the most severe single-day plunge since August 2020 — that kind of feeling, especially for those holding long positions.
Interestingly, on Tuesday, mining stocks followed silver prices in tandem, with this correlation almost instinctive. Hecla and Coeur Mining did not disappoint, rising by 1.5% and 0.6% respectively.
Market analysis suggests that yesterday’s sell-off was essentially due to some traders rushing to liquidate or adjust their positions before the year-end, which is quite normal. But more importantly, the underlying logic behind this rally remains intact — the US dollar continues to weaken, and geopolitical tensions are still unresolved. Therefore, the buying momentum is returning, and investors might be looking for opportunities to jump in.
The data from physical silver ETFs is quite straightforward: Aberdeen Physical Silver rose by 3.8%, and iShares Silver Trust also followed with a 3.7% increase. Funds are voting with their feet, indicating that institutional investors still have a positive outlook on silver’s future.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 12-30 16:09
This wave of sharp decline in silver is really disgusting, with long positions directly crushed. But to be honest, the underlying logic is still there; the weakness of the US dollar can't be changed in the short term.
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quietly_staking
· 12-30 16:08
This wave of silver is indeed fierce, with long positions being crushed badly... but institutions are still quietly accumulating, it feels like it's not over yet.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-30 16:08
Silver's recent move is truly extraordinary—hitting new all-time highs and then plunging. Long positions probably haven't been sleeping well these past couple of days. But to be fair, with the dollar weak and geopolitical instability, this logic still holds, and institutions are placing their bets on the dip.
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ConsensusBot
· 12-30 16:08
This wave of silver has really been a roller coaster, catching long positions off guard... But on the other hand, the logic of a weak dollar and unresolved geopolitical issues still persists, and the ETF data from institutions is also speaking. It feels like it's time to get on board again.
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GamefiHarvester
· 12-30 15:50
This wave of silver is so exciting, the long positions were directly smashed through... But it seems institutions are still buying, feels like the bottom is already here.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-30 15:48
Oh my, this wave of silver slaughter is really fierce, long positions are being pressed to the ground and rubbed
Friends holding silver and mining stocks, how calm must your mindset be right now? I really can't understand
But the US dollar is still depreciating, and this logic is still valid. The fact that institutions haven't run away means the story isn't over yet
Wait until institutions place their orders to jump in? Or forget it, sticking to Bitcoin is more reassuring
#战略性加仓BTC The recent silver market has been quite intense. On Monday, it surged directly to $83.62, hitting a new all-time high, only to experience the most severe single-day plunge since August 2020 — that kind of feeling, especially for those holding long positions.
Interestingly, on Tuesday, mining stocks followed silver prices in tandem, with this correlation almost instinctive. Hecla and Coeur Mining did not disappoint, rising by 1.5% and 0.6% respectively.
Market analysis suggests that yesterday’s sell-off was essentially due to some traders rushing to liquidate or adjust their positions before the year-end, which is quite normal. But more importantly, the underlying logic behind this rally remains intact — the US dollar continues to weaken, and geopolitical tensions are still unresolved. Therefore, the buying momentum is returning, and investors might be looking for opportunities to jump in.
The data from physical silver ETFs is quite straightforward: Aberdeen Physical Silver rose by 3.8%, and iShares Silver Trust also followed with a 3.7% increase. Funds are voting with their feet, indicating that institutional investors still have a positive outlook on silver’s future.