On August 28, spot silver rose 2% intraday, with the latest quote at $70.66 per ounce, according to Bitget market data. The information appeared in a flash report from BlockBeats. An intraday gain of 2% means the price climbed 2% from its previous settlement during the day's session. The report did not specify the previous closing price, session high or low, or any reason for the move. It simply stated the current intraday percentage change and the prevailing spot price. This kind of brief market note is often used by traders for quick reference. The data source, Bitget, supplied the price feed. BlockBeats is the outlet that distributed the flash. The timestamp on the report is August 28. While the percentage change is straightforward, the lack of additional context leaves the broader picture incomplete. For those tracking silver, this serves as an up-to-the-minute snapshot. No further updates were included in the initial flash. The flash report was published on August 28 and attributed to BlockBeats, with pricing data credited to Bitget.
Spot silver pushed its intraday rise to 2% on August 28, changing hands at $70.66 per ounce, according to Bitget market data. BlockBeats carried the figure in a flash report. Short update. It gave the current percentage move and spot price, but nothing else—no previous close, no market color, no commentary. So the move marks a 2% gain from the prior settlement in the current session.
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