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What happens if too many people demand physical gold and silver delivery at the same time?

In this video, we break down the viral “$2.7 billion COMEX default” leak/rumor the responsible way—separating hype from how the system actually works. Even if the exact number is debated, the deeper issue is real: the COMEX paper-to-physical structure (often cited around 180:1 in certain calculations) and what it means when confidence shifts from paper exposure to real metal.

You’ll learn, in plain English:

What COMEX is and how gold/silver futures delivery really works
What a “default” can look like in commodities (and why it may not be announced as a default)
Why “registered vs eligible” inventory matters
How cash settlement, rolling contracts, and rule changes can signal stress
How a physical squeeze could ripple into liquidity, collateral, and banking stability
The key signals to watch if delivery pressure is rising (spreads, inventory trends, lease rates, premiums)
This isn’t doom content. It’s a clear walkthrough of the plumbing behind futures markets—and why a paper-heavy system can look stable for years, until one month it suddenly doesn’t.

If you’ve been hearing “COMEX default” or “paper gold scam” online and want a calm, detailed explanation of what could actually be happening, this video is for you.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. I am not a financial advisor. All opinions are my own. Always do your own research and consult qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. Some discussion may reference publicly available reporting, commentary, and market concepts; any referenced material is used for commentary/education under fair use where applicable. No claim is made that any unverified “leak” is authentic—this video discusses scenarios, mechanisms, and risk signals.