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Silver dropped 21.5% in under 24 hours, erasing $1.4 trillion in paper value. But physical markets in China barely moved. This wasn't a demand collapse—it was a leverage flush. In this breakdown, I explain exactly what caused the crash, why it's mechanical (not fundamental), and how to recognize this pattern before it happens again.

You'll learn the difference between forced selling and voluntary selling, how futures margin calls create cascading liquidations, why paper and physical markets diverged so dramatically, and what historical precedents tell us about what comes next. This is the same playbook silver ran in 2008, 2011, and March 2020—violent shakeouts followed by explosive recoveries.

If you're holding silver, trading futures, or watching from the sidelines trying to time an entry, this is your roadmap. Watch, then tell us in the comments: Where are you in all this? Are you holding physical, getting squeezed on paper, or waiting for stabilization?

Chapters:
00:00 — The Hook: $1.4 trillion wiped out in 24 hours
00:45 — Understanding leverage: Why price isn't always about value
03:30 — The mechanism breakdown: How margin calls create cascades
06:15 — Paper vs. physical divergence: What Shanghai premiums reveal
08:00 — Historical playbook: 2008, 2011, March 2020 patterns
10:30 — Skeptical balance: What could actually break the thesis
12:00 — Three types of viewers: Advice for each position
14:30 — What I'm watching: $95-$100 zone, premiums, open interest
18:45 — Key takeaways: Mechanical vs. emotional, structural vs. random
19:30 — Final thoughts + CTA

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