2026-01-06 02:31:16

#以太坊大户持仓变化 Silver Daily Line Game: From Breakthrough to Consolidation Opportunity Window

The more the market moves aggressively, the more you need to see clearly. True profit opportunities are rarely chased; they mostly appear quietly at key levels.

Focusing on the fundamentals of silver, there are indeed several forces supporting it — the safe-haven demand from geopolitical conflicts is still there, market supply gaps remain, and the procurement of physical industrial silver is gradually releasing. This explains why bottom-buying is so resolute. The Fed's policy fluctuations do stir short-term sentiment, but the medium-term bullish pattern for precious metals remains unchanged.

How to interpret the technicals? After silver surged past $76, it didn't immediately crash down but instead oscillated repeatedly at high levels. This indicates that large funds are not in a hurry to run and are waiting for higher prices. The daily bullish structure remains intact; the trend is not broken. Although there is still momentum on the 4-hour chart, profit-taking pressure is accumulating, so caution is needed for intraday pullbacks.

The likely next move is: strong consolidation → pullback → re-initiating upward trend. The $75 to $75.5 level is the dividing line between bulls and bears today — holding here means bulls continue; if broken, the correction will deepen.

Strategically, when the price returns to the $74.5–$75.5 range, consider buying in batches with stop-loss below $74. The first resistance is at $77, then watch $77.8. Once this level is broken, there is a chance to push toward $80, with a medium-term target of $84. But if silver unexpectedly drops below $72, the bullish outlook must pause, waiting for the price structure to clarify again.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-07 11:22

Chasing highs is the easiest way to get trapped. I see through the silver routine this time. ------ The 74.5 level is indeed an opportunity, but we need to wait for a pullback before going higher. ------ Really, big funds are hesitating at high levels without rushing, indicating they are still planning to make moves. ------ The $76 level has been held for so long; it should have been broken down already. This resilience is quite interesting. ------ $80? Don't get your hopes up yet. We need to hold the $75 level before talking about it. ------ Precious metals are still in a strong cycle; this little fluctuation by the Federal Reserve won't change much. ------ $72 is a real red line. Once broken, we need to rethink our strategy and not resist blindly. ------ It's another range-bound trading routine; it feels like everyone is waiting at the same level. ------ The profit-taking pressure on the 4-hour chart is really building up; there might be a pullback today. ------ History shows that during consolidation periods, it's easiest to be shaken out.

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HorizonHunter

· 01-06 03:01

74.5 this level really needs to wait, don't rush to get in, big funds are playing psychological warfare If silver really hits 80, I need to see clearly before making a move Talking about technicals again, honestly I trust the determination of the buying volume at the bottom more, the demand for safe-haven assets isn't over yet If 75.5 can't hold, I'll withdraw immediately, endless corrections are the most annoying The 84 target still feels far away, let's see if it can stabilize at 77 first This rhythm... feels like a trap to trigger stop-losses, gotta be cautious

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-06 02:55

Ah, it's the same old silver trick again. Is the $76 level really that tough? Large funds are hesitating at high levels, indicating that the good show is still to come. If I can't hold the 74.5, I'll withdraw.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-06 02:48

Waiting for a pullback, entering at 74.5 is the right move. Chasing highs is really just giving away your head.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-06 02:41

It looks like we're talking about the silver story again, but I always feel that this kind of technical analysis looks good, but when it comes to the market, we're still trapped🤷 Basically, it's just waiting for a pullback, and we'll see after breaking 75.5. The Federal Reserve is messing around again; precious metals are really hard to predict, brother. Why do people always remind others not to chase the rally? There's still someone rushing in every time😅 It feels like the 76 level is a watershed, with big funds holding steady there. If 72 breaks, I think I'll just lie low for now; this wave is a bit risky.

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