đš THE $48T WARNING SIGNAL FROM CHINA â THIS ISNâT NOISE đŁđ
China just dropped new macro data â and itâs a big one.
đ Chinaâs M2 money supply has crossed ~$48 TRILLION (USD equivalent).
Thatâs more than 2Ă the U.S. money supply, and the curve isnât slowing â itâs going vertical.
This isnât a headline. Itâs a structural shift.
đ„ Whatâs actually happening
When China prints at this scale, the money doesnât stay trapped in financial assets.
It leaks into real assets.
Right now, China is:
âą Reducing exposure to U.S. Treasuries
âą Cutting Western equity risk
âą Rotating into gold, silver, copper, and commodities
Paper out. Physical in.
đ§ The overlooked pressure point: Silver
Hereâs where things get uncomfortable đ
âą Estimated ~4.4B ounces of silver are held in paper shorts
âą Global annual mine supply: ~800M ounces
Thatâs ~550% of yearly supply shorted.
You canât cover what doesnât exist.
If physical demand keeps tightening while paper exposure stays bloated, this stops being a âprice moveâ and starts becoming a forced repricing.
â ïž Why this matters long-term
On one side:
âą Currency debasement
âą Central bank accumulation
âą Explosive industrial demand (solar, EVs, electrification)
On the other:
âą Paper leverage
âą Structural supply deficits
âą Institutions crowded on the wrong side
This isnât about timing tops or bottoms.
Itâs about macro pressure building beneath the surface.
When real assets reprice, it usually doesnât happen slowly.
đ Stay alert. Cycles break quietly â until they donât.



