2026-01-07 02:27:37

Silver's been on an absolute tear lately, and honestly, the conviction here is strong enough that I didn't even bother masking the target zone at the 90 level. Some traders already locked profits around 86, but the real move's just getting started. New updated targets have been shared with the trading community.

What initially looked like a measured swing trade has morphed into something way more significant. The momentum caught everyone off guard—including myself—and the structure's holding perfectly. The volume profile and order flow suggest this ain't your typical mean reversion either.

Positioning matters here. Those who sized right early are sitting pretty, and the next leg up should offer fresh entry points. The risk/reward is still skewed heavily in our favor, especially if we hold above the structural support that's been key throughout this entire rally.

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PebbleHander

· 11m ago

Silver's move this time is really fierce, the guy who bought in the morning is now laughing happily.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 1h ago

ngl the volume profile here is basically screaming arbitrage opportunity if you're not being lazy about cross-chain spreads... silver's moving but the real alpha is in the basis point deltas you're all sleeping on lmao

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GasDevourer

· 01-07 03:37

I've had my eye on position 90 for a long time. Silver has been really strong this round. The guys who got in early are now smiling like flowers. Waiting for the next surge, as long as the structure isn't broken, hold tight. Those who sold at 86 are probably regretting it now, haha.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 01-07 02:57

Silver really nailed it this time, not hiding the target level even at 90, which shows full confidence. Wait, those who sold at 86 are probably regretting it now haha. It's just the beginning, this isn't a simple rebound, but a perfectly structured one. Morning trading indeed made a lot of profit, I was wondering if I could make a comeback. The key is to hold the support level, otherwise it would be awkward. This wave of momentum really exceeded expectations, the volume profile looks very comfortable. It's not a typical mean reversion, this detail is very crucial. Unfortunately, I was late manually, so I can only wait for the next leg opportunity. The risk-reward ratio looks pretty good from this perspective.

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GraphGuru

· 01-07 02:56

This wave of silver market really is amazing. The guys who entered early must be feeling great now.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-07 02:47

Silver this wave is really amazing, brothers who bought in the morning should be smiling happily now --- People who sell at 86 might regret it, this is just the beginning --- The structure hasn't broken, support is still there, let's keep holding --- Honestly, with such an exaggerated risk-reward ratio, what's the reason not to buy in? --- Both volume and flow are speaking, this isn't an ordinary rebound, there's something more --- Why does it feel like this wave could be even more intense than expected? Target 90 might be a bit conservative --- Those who bought early definitely made a lot of money, there should be another chance to buy in the next wave

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-07 02:43

Based on on-chain data and transaction structure analysis, the recent rise in silver indeed exhibits obvious non-mean reversion characteristics. It is worth noting that the profit-taking at the 86 level accounts for only a limited part of the total liquidity. A true stress test should be conducted around the 90 level to fully reveal the pressure. From three perspectives: First, the alignment between trading volume distribution and capital flow needs further verification; second, the durability of structural support above 90 is questionable; third, risk warning — over-leveraged positions are prone to liquidation during technical pullbacks before a breakout. It is recommended to focus on volume analysis rather than blindly following the trend at high levels.

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