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The silver market just ran headfirst into a wall—and it happened right at the close. This was not routine volatility, not a random selloff, and not the kind of price action that can be brushed off as normal trading noise. What unfolded was a coordinated, high-pressure move that forced silver into a brutal showdown at the $90 level, right when it mattered most.

As the session tightened, selling pressure intensified with precision timing. The closer the market moved toward the close, the heavier the hits became. This wasn’t retail emotion. This wasn’t momentum traders losing control. This was relentless banker pressure designed to cap price, defend positioning, and send a very clear signal about who still controls the paper market—at least for now.

But here’s the problem. While paper price was being forced lower, physical silver told a very different story. Premiums stayed elevated. Delivery stress didn’t ease. And bids outside the Western pricing system refused to follow the script. The disconnect between paper suppression and physical demand is no longer subtle—it’s widening, and it’s becoming harder to contain.

In this video, we break down exactly how the $90 market close unfolded, why the timing matters, and what this kind of end-of-session pressure reveals about the true state of the silver market. We’ll look at who benefits from these moves, why they’re becoming more aggressive, and what it signals as silver continues to trade less like a commodity and more like a strategic asset.

This isn’t about hype. It’s about structure. It’s about stress. And it’s about a market that’s being pushed harder because the exits are getting smaller. The $90 close wasn’t the end of the story—it was a warning shot.