2025-12-29 18:24:14

Where's the floor for silver prices heading next? Charts are showing some interesting patterns lately. With Fed policies and global economic conditions shifting, many traders are wondering if we'll see silver test lower levels soon or if current support holds. What are your thoughts on where silver bottoms out in this cycle?

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 2h ago

Silver, this thing, when it drops, I buy the dip. Anyway, I dare to buy at any level it falls to.

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FloorSweeper

· 12-29 18:52

The recent movement of silver is quite interesting; the chart seems to indicate that the support level might break...

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PerpetualLonger

· 12-29 18:52

Here we go again with the silver bottom issue... Bro, let me tell you, this time I'm definitely bottom-fishing. The bearish retail traders are still deceiving people. I've already fully loaded and added positions. Breaking even is right in front of us. Hold on to your faith and stay strong!

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GameFiCritic

· 12-29 18:51

The support level issue for silver... To be honest, I am more skilled at analyzing game tokens based on chart data, but the principles are universal. Changes in Federal Reserve policies are like adjustments to token inflation models; the key is to see where market clearing expectations lie. However, it feels like the question is asked backwards—rather than predicting the bottom, it's better to first examine whether the current incentive balance has truly been broken. For precious metals like silver, the bottom is often determined not by technical analysis but by actual demand support. Predictions lacking this fundamental data support are, frankly, gambling. If you really want to find sustainable entry points, you need to understand the specific position of the global liquidity cycle, rather than just staring at candlestick charts.

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