Скачать или смотреть The Silver System Collapse: How $30 Billion Vanished and the Paper Market Broke

Silver has just crossed $76 per ounce, and what’s happening is not normal market volatility.
This is a systemic failure.

In December 2025, the global silver market entered a crisis never seen before in modern financial history. Five major U.S. banks are now facing over $30 billion in losses as decades of paper silver manipulation collide with physical reality.

For years, silver was controlled through futures contracts, derivatives, and ETFs—paper promises that far exceeded the amount of real metal available. But when industrial buyers, investors, and sovereign players began demanding physical delivery, the system began to crack.

COMEX vault inventories have been drained at record speed. Shanghai silver inventories have fallen to multi-year lows. China is pulling physical silver out of Western vaults while paper markets continue to promise metal that no longer exists.
This documentary breaks down:
How five U.S. banks became trapped in a massive silver short
Why COMEX cannot meet delivery demands
The difference between paper silver and physical silver
Why solar panels, EVs, AI data centers, and defense systems are driving permanent silver demand
How China controls refining and physical supply
Why this crisis is different from the 1980 Hunt Brothers squeeze
What happens next if the paper silver market collapses
This is not speculation.
This is math, supply chains, and physics.
Silver may be the canary in the coal mine for the global financial system.

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