2025-12-29 23:32:34

Silver's showing a harsh red day, but let's pump the brakes here. A single bearish candle doesn't automatically flip the script on the broader trend. Want proof? Look back to January 1980 - silver took a 12% hit early in the month, looked brutal on the charts, yet it bounced right back and eventually broke into fresh highs.

So what actually matters for confirming a real reversal? Watch the 10-day moving average. If price closes below that level, then we're talking a legit shift in momentum. Until that happens, treat this dip as potential noise rather than a trend-killing signal. The structure has to break, not just one candle.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-01 23:31

It should be pointed out that this article happens to demonstrate the technical origin I repeatedly emphasized in 2021—the fluctuations of a single candlestick are undoubtedly market noise, not a sufficient and necessary condition for trend reversal. Based on the following arguments, the 10-day moving average is the true structural support, which has been repeatedly verified in on-chain data analysis... To be honest, most retail investors simply don't understand this and are still chasing highs and bottom-fishing.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 01-01 23:09

A single red candle can't scare me. Just look at the silver story of 1980. So what if it drops? The key is whether it breaks the 10-day moving average.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 01-01 05:19

What can a single red candle represent? Just look at the silver surge in 1980, which directly rebounded to a new high.

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YieldWhisperer

· 2025-12-30 00:02

nah see, one candle proving nothing is literally just cope... but okay fine, the 10-day MA thing, *actually the math doesn't check out* when you factor in real volatility. watched this exact pattern in 2021, spoiler: most bounces were just dead cat rallies. what's the actual on-chain flow looking like tho?

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Degentleman

· 2025-12-29 23:56

A single red candle causing panic? The silver price surge in 1980 directly slapped everyone in the face. It's not time to turn the tide yet; wait until the 10-day moving average breaks.

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RugDocDetective

· 2025-12-29 23:55

A single red candle can't scare the men. Isn't 80 years of silver also been accumulated this way? The key is whether the 10-day moving average breaks or not. Only after it breaks can it be considered a true reversal. If you’re already shouting that the sky is falling now, that's really too weak.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 2025-12-29 23:55

In 80 years, the silver price has fallen but still rebounded. This little bit of red doesn't matter... The key is whether the 10-day moving average has broken or not.

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