Silver continues to hit new highs! It might just be the beginning!

Batch accumulation of spot holdings, aiming for weekly level rebounds, and not missing opportunities even in a bear market. The Japanese rate hike landing, the negative news turning into positive, everything is within expectations (as mentioned in the daily report two days ago).
However, the market remains weak, with intense volatility, and contract trading is extremely exhausting.
Nevertheless, one point is already very clear: the weekly rebound is likely to be late, but it will definitely not be absent.
There are two main possibilities for the current trend: first, probe for a bottom and bre

If you could go back in time,
which coin would you choose?
Looking at this chart,
70% of Jieni Jun have bought it.
But the ones who have survived until now,
are actually only a few left.
The only one designated for crossing bull and bear markets is $BTC .
‍#BTC

#ETH
It's been a while since I looked at US ETF data, and a quick glance was quite interesting.
Yesterday, $BTC ETF had a net outflow of about $158M, but looking at the overall trend over time, the net outflow has significantly slowed, with sporadic net inflows starting to appear.
$ETH ETF had a net outflow of about $75M yesterday, continuing the outflow trend and breaking the previous pattern of sustained net inflows.
On the other hand, some new ETFs are quietly attracting funds, and most of the time since the XRP / SOL ETF launched, they've been experiencing continuous net inflows.
Howeve

Recently, many people have been complaining about the daily market trends and the constant fluctuations.
Who is actually winning in this game?
So I had an idea to use AI to create a chart to roughly illustrate this.
Can you understand what it signifies?
I believe that for every trader,
finding the balance point marked by the ⭕ in the chart
is a very core issue.

This October, didn't Trump launch the US Green Card?
Approximately $1 million each.
Yesterday, Trump said at a press conference that they have sold $1.3 billion worth.
However, Polymarket hit back, saying only approved and paid transactions count.
Currently on PM, the probability of sales being zero remains at 88%.
In other words, no one has actually paid yet; it's just what the former president claims about buyers.

Bitcoin has been sideways for a week, with every day starting with a spike during US stock market open, then consolidating all night...
What kind of taboo did I break?

Why does BCH keep outperforming BTC?
Is it my fault? I should just not short it; as soon as I short, it rises.
Everyone next door is full of shorting experts, all borrowing coins to short.
‍#btc #$BCH
Holding position.

The pigeon trader has published a lengthy analysis
He believes that altcoins have already fallen to the 5th stage, with no further room to fall, and may be oversold and rebound
Meanwhile, mainstream coins, BTC, ETH, SOL, have not finished falling
They are still in the fourth stage
It is expected that the decline will end in early 2026, followed by a rebound

I've always been confused about one thing:
Why are there always people buying so many trash coins?
Hundreds or even thousands of dollars pouring in,
Losing once, twice, ten times, yet still buying.
Later I understood
I saw an older brother in the group.
In debt, loans, borrowing money from friends,
Just unblocked 20,000 yuan, evaporated in a few days.
He kept asking what to invest in, if there was anything that could be all-in directly? Doubling it would be enough
I couldn't give advice,
Because in this market,
Even staying alive is not an easy task.
As a result, he started buying recklessly,

Just finished watching the Japanese rate hike and the Bank of Japan Governor's speech.
Sure, here’s a casual, key-point summary in 1-2-3-4 format:
1. This rate hike is not a “shift to tightening,” but a small step toward normalization
The Governor repeatedly emphasized that Japan has not entered an aggressive rate hike cycle. This move is more about shifting slightly from “extremely loose” to a normal state, not a full-scale tightening.
2. Whether to continue raising rates depends on data, not a preset path
He clearly stated that the Bank of Japan has no fixed rate hike schedule and will not f