Silver surprisingly surged to $80 over the weekend? What's going on... A significant fluctuation in precious metals spot prices within a single trading day—is it due to insufficient market liquidity or some unexpected positive news? Saturday's trading volume was already sparse; could it be caused by large orders matching that led to the price jump? It seems that weekend market conditions are particularly prone to generating strange price signals.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 11h ago
Liquidity is poor over the weekend, making it easy to be dumped.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 11h ago
The weekend is naturally a ghost market, so such price jumps are perfectly normal.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 11h ago
There are usually no trades on weekends, and such sharp drops or rises are most likely to wipe out retail investors. Be careful.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 11h ago
Liquidity is poor over the weekend. Just one big trader placing a large order can trigger such a strange market movement. There's no sudden positive news or anything.
Silver surprisingly surged to $80 over the weekend? What's going on... A significant fluctuation in precious metals spot prices within a single trading day—is it due to insufficient market liquidity or some unexpected positive news? Saturday's trading volume was already sparse; could it be caused by large orders matching that led to the price jump? It seems that weekend market conditions are particularly prone to generating strange price signals.