Executed SLV trades based on yesterday's plan with today's scale approach. The put selling hasn't been aggressive so far—we're hoping to catch a -$2 move on this one. Market discipline has been key these past few days, staying patient rather than forcing trades. There's an interesting thesis circulating around post-FOMC market structure that's worth considering. The technical cracks started showing pretty clearly on the charts. The positioning and price action are revealing some vulnerabilities in the current setup. For traders watching precious metals, this pullback phase could offer tactical opportunities if the thesis holds up.
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Layer2Observer
· 12-13 00:17
Can slv drop two dollars this time? Let me see what the data says... There are indeed cracks on the technical side, but this argument needs further verification.
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LightningClicker
· 12-12 20:10
NGL SLV this move is indeed interesting, aiming for -2 dollars feels a bit greedy, doesn't it?
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MemeKingNFT
· 12-12 20:08
Oh no, it's that kind of narrative of "patiently waiting and going with the flow" again... I keep saying, just like with precious metals, digital collectibles are all waiting for that key moment to break out.
Yesterday I already noticed the signs; on-chain data shows large holders quietly repositioning. Today's SLV move just confirms my judgment. Targeting a -2? That's too conservative. If a bottoming consensus is truly forming, breaking -$3 wouldn't be surprising.
The key is that the market structure after the FOMC does resemble last year's NFT floor price phase—appearingly fragile, but actually gathering strength. Whoever can read this shift in retail trader psychology will be the winner.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 12-12 20:07
Hey, your SLV operation this time is quite steady. Selling puts so casually—I really admire that.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-12 20:02
This patience is holding up, but I don't think it's going to work out.
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StrawberryIce
· 12-12 19:57
Put options are still too conservative; I think this wave could fall even more sharply.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 12-12 19:57
With such complex market conditions, still daring to sell puts, your courage is really big
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GhostAddressHunter
· 12-12 19:48
A well-crafted plan on paper sounds good, but the real skill is being able to buy the dip.
Executed SLV trades based on yesterday's plan with today's scale approach. The put selling hasn't been aggressive so far—we're hoping to catch a -$2 move on this one. Market discipline has been key these past few days, staying patient rather than forcing trades. There's an interesting thesis circulating around post-FOMC market structure that's worth considering. The technical cracks started showing pretty clearly on the charts. The positioning and price action are revealing some vulnerabilities in the current setup. For traders watching precious metals, this pullback phase could offer tactical opportunities if the thesis holds up.