2026-01-16 07:41:51

#比特币2026年行情展望 The recent rally in silver has truly drawn in retail investors.

Over the past month, funds have poured into silver ETFs like a tide — pure net inflows have exceeded $920 million, with daily trading volumes even hitting records not seen since 2021. The iShares Silver ETF has gained 31.3% this year, with spot prices more than doubling (210.9%), and related mining stocks soaring by 225%. This enthusiasm has far surpassed the hype of those "meme stocks" back then.

Interestingly, this time it's not just retail sentiment driving the surge. Data from institutional sources show that this influx of capital exhibits clear "structural" characteristics, with scale even surpassing the frenzy of 2021. Silver is transforming from an obscure asset into a core option within macro asset classes. Even in multi-strategy hedge funds, retail investors are now active — the battle between bulls and bears is becoming increasingly tense.

But behind the celebration, risks are accumulating. Invesco has issued a warning: this is a rare breakout in a 45-year cycle, with some even calling for a three-month push to $80. These predictions are somewhat extreme. If market sentiment reverses, the market could face a significant correction.

The key question now is, how long can this rally last? A storm is brewing in the silver market.

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-16 08:11

ngl the structural shift from retail fomo to institutional accumulation pattern is what's actually interesting here — reminds me of how liquidity migrates through different market layers before things get volatile

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-16 08:07

Retail investors start to panic once they enter. A 225% increase in mining stocks—how many people have to buy in?

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SmartContractWorker

· 01-16 07:57

$80? Laughing out loud, same old story, you hyped it up like this last time too.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-16 07:46

According to data, a net inflow of $920 million with a 210.9% increase... these numbers are a bit outrageous, but the issue is that institutions are also frantically bottom-fishing. Is this the start of a new cycle or just fifty steps to laugh at a hundred?

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