Silver’s pump may be officially over as price action starts mirroring the last major crash — and this has big implications for crypto, bitcoin, and altcoin markets. In today’s crypto news, we break down the silver reversal, macro risk signals, and why this could impact BTC, risk assets, and capital

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Silver experienced a significant drop, falling 23% in a single day. Historical data indicates that similar sharp declines, such as those in April 1987 and January 1980, have led to further substantial losses. Following the 1987 event, silver dropped an additional 58% over approximately four years and did not reach a new all-time high for about 20 years. Similarly, after the 1980 event, silver fell another 86.5% and took approximately 2.5 years to find its lows, with a new all-time high not being reached until 2011. The current price is around $84.23/oz, with a historical precedent suggesting a potential target near $65.00/oz. A price above $90.00/oz would invalidate this bearish outlook, as it would suggest a deviation from the historical pattern of steep declines followed by prolonged bear markets.

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