Silver price surged past $52/oz with London premium hitting $3 over NY futures, indicating deep supply strain and trust risk in paper markets.
Backwardation in silver market signals people want physical silver now, not trusting paper promises, as spot price exceeds futures price.
The LBMA system shows stress unseen since the 1980 Hunt Brothers era, with London spot silver at $3 premium to New York futures.
US government reclassifying silver as critical mineral puts floor under price, driving surge alongside central banks and BRICS nations accumulating metal.
China positioning as major player through Shanghai Gold Exchange, offering physical metal settlement and encouraging central banks to store gold in Chinese vaults.
US government’s plan to devalue dollar by letting gold reach $7-8,000 aims to reshore manufacturing and grow out of global reserve currency problem.
Silver’s cup and handle formation suggests target of $96/oz for next price increase, far below inflation-adjusted all-time high of $200/oz from 1980.
Geologic ratio between gold and silver at $591/oz is possible; if gold trades at $4140/oz, silver should be $100/oz but comes out of ground six times higher.
Silver market’s thin liquidity and high volatility make it susceptible to manipulation and explosive price movements, unlike larger $130 trillion dollar market.
Central banks quietly accumulating silver with 85% of metal going into their coffers not reported to IMF, including China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and India.
JP Morgan paid $920 million fine for spoofing silver market, suggesting much bigger story than mainstream narrative of airplanes returning silver and valuation concerns.
Physical silver market experiencing unprecedented demand with dealers struggling to meet orders, potentially leading to shortages and delivery delays.
The silver market experienced a massive short squeeze, with prices hitting an all-time high of $5355, exposing the truth about market manipulation and the difference between physical silver and paper promises.
The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) entered a lockup due to a liquidity crisis, revealing insufficient physical silver to meet demand for billions of dollars of spot contracts.
As the dollar continues to lose value, physical gold and silver are becoming the only reliable lifeline for protecting wealth during the accelerating economic reset.
The reset is not just about prices but about the system itself, with the illusion breaking as trust in fiat currency, central banks, and nations deteriorates.
Experts advise to hold on tight to physical gold and silver, as demand will continue to increase and the situation may worsen before improving.
The US has been devaluing its debt through inflation and currency manipulation for decades, a practice dating back to post-World War II, the 1970s, and recent pandemic-era policies.
Stablecoins like USDT and USDC can potentially export US debt devaluation burden globally by distributing losses to token holders when dollars inflate.
The US government could change rules on stablecoins similar to Nixon’s 1971 decision to sever the dollar-gold link, leading to global distrust in new digital financial systems.
The US strategy involves letting private companies experiment with Bitcoin and stablecoins before potential government adoption, mirroring historical innovation patterns.
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor advised President Trump to replace US gold reserves with Bitcoin to impact gold prices, harm competing countries, and boost Bitcoin’s value.
The US government might take partial ownership in companies like MicroStrategy if Bitcoin becomes a strategic asset, similar to its 10% stake in Intel.
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