2025-12-31 00:20:08

Gold held steady around the $4,335 mark following a minor pullback, yet remains on track for its strongest annual performance since 1979. The remarkable run is fueled by relentless central bank accumulation and ongoing Federal Reserve easing measures that continue supporting precious metals demand. Meanwhile, silver encountered some selling pressure and retreated to approximately $75 per ounce as traders locked in profits across the broader precious metals complex. The profit-taking reflects typical market dynamics when rallies reach elevated levels—but the underlying macro backdrop of accommodative monetary policy and institutional asset diversification keeps the upside narrative intact for alternative assets.

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ContractExplorer

· 4h ago

Gold still remains stable; the central banks really can't stop themselves Silver's recent sell-off was a bit fierce, but in the long run, it's still attractive This market trend is just the money-printing effect; we still need to watch the actions of the central banks The strongest year in 80 years, there's something to it Retail investors are buying at high levels again? That's typical

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ZKProofster

· 4h ago

technically speaking, the cb accumulation thesis is solid but ngl the profit-taking in silver screams weak hands... trustless markets demand stronger hands, no?

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 4h ago

Kaneko firmly holds the 4335 level. This year's performance, the strongest since 1979, is no exaggeration... The central banks keep buying and buying, the Federal Reserve continues to flood the market with liquidity, what else can we retail investors do?

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