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Something historic just happened in the silver market.

Right now, physical silver in China is trading near $90 per ounce, while COMEX futures in New York are still priced around $75. That’s a $15 gap — nearly a 20% difference between real, deliverable silver and paper contracts that almost never result in physical delivery.

This isn’t normal market behavior. Just two days ago, that gap was less than half this size. Instead of closing, it’s accelerating — and that tells us something fundamental may be breaking in global price discovery.

In this video, we break down:
Why physical silver prices in China are exploding
What the widening China–COMEX gap really means
How industrial demand (solar, EVs, AI, defense) is driving real shortages
Why paper silver markets may be losing control
What happens if Western prices are forced to catch up

This isn’t hype. It’s about physical supply vs paper promises — and why the real silver price may already be set in the East, not New York.

👉 Pause the video, check current China physical silver prices and COMEX prices, and drop both in the comments with a timestamp. This moment will matter in hindsight.

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This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.