Скачать или смотреть CHINA'S VAULTS EMPTY? | Global Silver Shortage Hits Critical Levels

In the last video, we walked through the shocking headline: “China’s stockpiles dropped 86%.”
Today, the story gets bigger – and more dangerous.

New reports now show tight silver inventories not just in China, but across London and Shanghai – the two main hubs that move physical silver around the world. Price charts still look “normal”… but the plumbing underneath the market is starting to creak:

Visible stockpiles drained

Delivery getting harder in size

East–West price gaps and stubborn premiums

Global float quietly shrinking while demand keeps rising

This video breaks down what “China’s vaults empty” really means – not as a sensational headline, but as a structural shift in how silver moves, who controls it, and who gets left without a chair when the music stops.

In this video, you’ll discover:

Why China’s 86% inventory drawdown matters far beyond its borders

How London and Shanghai act like the “lungs” of the global silver system – and what it means when those lungs are tight

The three-domino setup: East hoarding, West thinning, and the moment the system stops offering cheap silver to anyone who asks

Why price alone is a lagging indicator, and why the real signal is in inventories, premiums, and delivery friction

How to think in terms of regimes (cheap vs scarce silver) instead of guessing next week’s spot price

A clear framework for responding like an adult – not a gambler – with:

sensible allocation,

the difference between exposure and ownership,

and why boring, unleveraged physical can matter more than any ETF ticker when shortages go from “tight” to “critical.”

This is not financial advice. It’s education, pattern recognition, and risk framing so you can make your own decisions with clear eyes.

If you’re starting to suspect that “China’s vaults empty” is not just a China problem but a global warning,
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