Supply constraints continue to work in favor of the metal, keeping it firmly in rally mode. Even with exchanges tightening margin rules—a typical move to cool down overheated positions—the metal's still sitting pretty with a 33% monthly gain locked in. The underlying shortage hasn't let up, which is providing solid fundamental support beneath the price action. When you've got constrained supply meeting steady demand, exchanges can raise guardrails all they want, but the structural setup remains supportive. It's one of those situations where the technicals and fundamentals are actually pointing the same direction.
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ForkMaster
· 6h ago
This is a classic case of supply and demand mismatch. No matter how much exchanges raise the margin, they can't stop a structural bull market. I've already positioned myself based on this logic.
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BrokenYield
· 6h ago
nah this is the textbook setup right before the liquidity crisis hits... supply crunch + margin tightening? that's literally the correlation matrix screaming systemic risk. 33% monthly is peak euphoria territory tbh
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WhaleShadow
· 6h ago
The supply shortage this round of market can't really be contained anymore. No matter how exchanges tighten their policies, they can't suppress it. A 33% increase is quite extraordinary.
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MEVictim
· 6h ago
This wave is really a supply and demand iron gate; no matter how much margin is pulled, it can't be stopped.
Supply constraints continue to work in favor of the metal, keeping it firmly in rally mode. Even with exchanges tightening margin rules—a typical move to cool down overheated positions—the metal's still sitting pretty with a 33% monthly gain locked in. The underlying shortage hasn't let up, which is providing solid fundamental support beneath the price action. When you've got constrained supply meeting steady demand, exchanges can raise guardrails all they want, but the structural setup remains supportive. It's one of those situations where the technicals and fundamentals are actually pointing the same direction.