2025-12-29 20:20:35

Many people only focus on the USD price when looking at the bottom of $LTC, but this is actually a misconception.

The truly key reference indicator should be the silver pricing — from this perspective, you'll discover an interesting pattern: historically, LTC's bottom positions have repeated exactly four times, just like the hands of a clock, with no deviations.

What does this mean? If this cyclical pattern continues to hold, the potential for upward movement could far exceed expectations. In extremely optimistic valuation scenarios, it might even face a re-pricing at the level of 1000x.

Of course, this requires time to verify. But this silver reference framework is worth long-term attention.

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ChainBrain

· 3h ago

Silver pricing from this perspective is indeed fresh, but a 1000x increase? That's a bit exaggerated. --- So the key is to look at silver and not the US dollar? I need to think more about this logic. --- Four precise repetitions? Then why didn't anyone notice the first three times? --- Long-term followers +1, but I still want to see more data support. --- If this framework is really that accurate, big players would have achieved financial freedom long ago. --- It's interesting. Silver reference is indeed rare, but the validation cycle might be longer than expected. --- Wait, four identical historical instances? The probability seems a bit questionable. --- Betting on 1000x isn't as practical as steady dollar-cost averaging. --- A new perspective on silver pricing is worth picking, but be careful not to overinterpret historical data.

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GasGuzzler

· 3h ago

The perspective on silver pricing that you haven't considered before, feels a bit insightful. --- 1000x? Brother, where did this data come from? You need to take a look. --- Repeating cyclically 4 times so precisely? That's a bit suspicious. --- Relying on the USD price can indeed lead to pitfalls, but the silver reference framework shouldn't be the only indicator. --- Wait, how is this pattern verified? Is the data transparent? --- Long-term holders should pay attention to this kind of thinking, but don't be too superstitious about cyclicality. --- Haha, another 1000x dream, always saying the same thing. --- The dimension of silver is interesting; need to study it carefully. --- Can the cyclic pattern be trusted? History repeats, but it's not exactly the same. --- This framework needs to be combined with actual data to be convincing.

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RektButAlive

· 4h ago

From the perspective of silver pricing, I’ve really never seen this before, but 1000 times... Are you telling a story or is this real? --- Wait, you said it repeats exactly 4 times? What a coincidence? Feels like cherry-picking data haha --- Huh? So now looking at LTC, it should be benchmarked against silver prices? Isn’t that logic a bit wild? --- Repricing by 1000 times... Wake up, friend, it’s time to wake up from this dream --- This cyclical pattern sounds pretty mysterious, but the silver framework is indeed interesting. Need to look at the data --- The analogy of clock hands is okay, but can you copy it for the fifth time? That’s the key --- Another "new reference dimension"... Alright, I’ve noted it down, just keep observing

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down_only_larry

· 4h ago

Silver pricing from this perspective is something I hadn't considered before, it feels like there's something there. --- 1000x? Bro, are you trying to make me rich overnight or bankrupt overnight? --- Four precise repetitions, how coincidental is that? Or am I missing something? --- Forget it, let's look at the USD price first. I don't quite understand this silver framework. --- Is this logic reliable? It feels a bit far-fetched. --- Time proves that this statement is the standard of "what's meant to come will come," haha. --- The silver framework sounds very professional, but I still trust my own judgment. --- Hold on, is this cyclicality really that precise? Show me some historical data. --- Thinking about it, instead of staring at the pricing, it's better to accumulate more coins and feel more secure.

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