2026-01-17 23:10:19

#比特币2026年行情展望 $DUSK

💥 Same investment bank, consecutive crashes within three months

TD Securities was caught off guard by a short position in silver futures, suffering a single loss of over $600,000, and ultimately exited the market in disgrace. And what happened next? During the same period, silver prices stubbornly rose by 21%, hitting new highs. That feeling of being slapped in the face is probably something few can truly understand.

Even more ironic — this institution had already taken a tumble in silver three months ago. Analysts kept shouting "overheated" and "about to turn," but the market simply didn't buy it. New funds kept pouring in, repeatedly surpassing expectations. The epic short squeeze last year is still fresh in our minds, but this year, the losses are still losses.

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📈 What lessons can we learn from this?

Whether in stocks, commodities, futures, or the crypto market, fighting against clear capital flows and market enthusiasm usually comes at a cost. When a trend truly takes shape, sometimes cold logic has to step aside temporarily, and momentum becomes the dominant force.

Why is silver going so crazy? Is it because global capital is re-evaluating traditional safe-haven assets and inflation hedges? Will this frenzy spread to other alternative assets, including digital assets? It’s worth watching.

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✨ Core insight: Once a trend is formed and verified with real money, it becomes your most reliable friend. Respect the market’s choices — often, sticking to your own views is less sustainable than adapting to the market.

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GasFeeCrier

· 1h ago

Haha, even crashing is a skill for investment banks, and they manage to make the same mistake twice. When silver rose by 21%, those people were still shouting about overheating. Truly, the market has no shame.

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ProofOfNothing

· 1h ago

Haha, the institutions have messed up again, and this time it's still the same one. --- JPMorgan Securities really let us down, losing twice in a row and still not learning the lesson. --- Liquidity is the real boss; logical analysis is just a decoration in front of it. --- Silver's recent market movement is truly amazing. Institutions are still shouting about overheating, and we should have jumped in earlier. --- Basically, it's because they are too stubborn with their own views, and the market has taught them a lesson. Do you understand? --- Will digital assets also be driven by this wave? Let's watch. --- Respect the trend and operate less against the market; this is a painful lesson. --- The analysis predictions of institutions are as accurate as weather forecasts. --- Losing 600,000 in one go and still coming back alive—that resilience is unmatched.

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FOMOmonster

· 2h ago

Haha, it's the same old trick again. Institutions miss the boat and still stubbornly insist they're right. They get it wrong and have to repeat themselves. Serves them right. These people need to suffer a few more losses to learn their lesson. In front of capital, all logic is useless; following the trend is the way to go. I really didn't expect silver to be so fierce this time. It feels like everything can be traded now.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 2h ago

Haha, this institution really deserves it. Every time, it manages to hit the wrong note, and the problem is we have to watch it keep messing around. Honestly following the trend to make profits is better, why insist on going against the trend? That's just asking for humiliation. In the face of capital flow, no matter how brilliant the analysis, it's just a paper tiger. Recognizing this point will prevent repeated lessons.

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