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Silver just delivered one of the most explosive — and violent — moves in modern market history.

In late January 2026, silver prices surged past $120 per ounce for the first time ever, briefly touching $121.75 before extreme volatility hit. Within hours, prices reversed sharply, triggering one of the largest single-day drops in decades and sending shockwaves through commodities, currencies, and futures markets.

In this video, we explain what really happened in the silver market — in plain English.

🔍 What you’ll learn in this breakdown:

What a silver squeeze actually is — and how it differs from hype

The difference between paper silver and physical silver markets

Why silver prices went vertical in January 2026

The role of industrial demand from solar, EVs, AI, and data centers

Why silver supply can’t respond quickly to rising demand

Key physical stress signals: vault drawdowns, lease rates, backwardation

Why silver crashed just as fast as it surged

How higher margin requirements, leverage unwinds, and a stronger U.S. dollar accelerated the drop

The impact of Kevin Warsh’s nomination as future Federal Reserve Chair on commodities

📊 Key data points discussed:

Silver peak: ~$121.75 per ounce

Post-crash range (as of Feb 2, 2026): ~$81–$85

Industrial demand: ~680 million ounces annually

Global mine supply: ~830–850 million ounces

Five consecutive years of supply deficits

🧠 Big picture takeaway:

This wasn’t just social-media speculation.
Silver’s breakout was driven by structural supply deficits, record industrial demand, and real physical stress in the market.

But even real squeezes don’t move in straight lines.
When leverage builds too quickly, violent corrections are part of the process.

The silver squeeze may be real — but volatility is the price of admission.

👇 Share your view in the comments:
Is silver heading back to triple digits, or was $120 the peak for now?

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