$6 TRILLION Vanished: Why They Just Crashed Gold & Silver (Explained)

Описание: $6 TRILLION just vanished from the markets—and right after that, gold and silver suddenly got slammed. Coincidence… or a liquidity squeeze that forced a fast “sell what you can” event? In this video, we break down what likely triggered the crash, how margin calls and bond moves can hit metals, what to watch next (dollar, yields, spreads, premiums), and why the biggest clues often show up after the drop.

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