Silver has pulled back 1.4% from its recent record high of $94.72 per ounce. The yellow metal's retreat marks a shift in momentum after hitting that landmark level, signaling potential consolidation in the precious metals market. This correction could reflect broader market sentiment as investors reassess risk positions across asset classes, including those with digital asset exposure.
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MetaDreamer
· 9h ago
Silver is starting to pull back again. Can it hold above 90 this time... Feels like institutions are quietly shifting their positions.
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FlyingLeek
· 9h ago
Silver has pulled back again, and this wave is indeed a bit weak... The high of over $94 was broken just like that. Turns out, you still have to watch the overall market environment. Everyone is now re-allocating their bets, and the digital asset space is also undergoing a reshuffle.
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SolidityNewbie
· 9h ago
The slight pullback in silver is nothing, it's just the main force shaking out the weak holders. Just wait and see, it will rebound soon.
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DeFiVeteran
· 9h ago
Here comes the silver plunge again... A 1.4% correction is nothing; those who have seen big storms know this is just a shakeout.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 10h ago
Silver has pulled back, which is normal... Every time it hits a new high, there's a wave of correction, otherwise how would they shake out the chips?
Silver has pulled back 1.4% from its recent record high of $94.72 per ounce. The yellow metal's retreat marks a shift in momentum after hitting that landmark level, signaling potential consolidation in the precious metals market. This correction could reflect broader market sentiment as investors reassess risk positions across asset classes, including those with digital asset exposure.