🚹 IF SILVER HITS $130, THE OLD BANKING SYSTEM WILL COLLAPSE!!

Silver just hit $100/oz for the first time in history.

But physical silver and paper silver are trading at totally different prices.

Physical vs Paper price:

đŸ‡ș🇾 USA → $100/oz

đŸ‡ŻđŸ‡” Japan → $145/oz

🇹🇳 China → $140/oz

🇩đŸ‡Ș UAE → $165/oz

See the issue?

That’s a 45–80% gap between the paper price and where physical silver actually trades.

In a healthy market, arbitrage would close that gap fast.

The fact it hasn’t tells you one thing:

The paper market is capped.

Now ask why.

Why is COMEX suppressed?

Because bullion banks are sitting on massive net short positions.

Banks don’t need silver at $200 to blow up.

If silver reprices to where physical clears ($130–$150),

the mark-to-market losses on those shorts get ugly fast.

We’re talking billions in losses hitting bank balance sheets.

Tier 1 ratios get wrecked.

They’re not really trading silver anymore.

They’re trying to survive.

Now the endgame.

This is shaping up like a delivery squeeze.

People pull physical out of vaults.

Banks respond by printing more paper contracts.

Good money gets hoarded.

Bad money floods the market.

Eventually, registered inventory drops too low.

Delivery stress spikes.

And that’s when the system cracks - not because of price alone, but because delivery fails.

When that happens, paper prices stop mattering.

Price snaps to physical reality.

This isn’t just manipulation.

It looks like a desperate attempt to avoid a solvency event.

I’ve studied markets for over a decade and called most market tops.

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