WARNING: The "Registered" Silver Stockpile Just Collapsed | BANK RUN: 4.2 Million Oz Drained

Описание: The COMEX registered silver stockpile just lost 4.2 million ounces in one week—the fastest drain in a decade. Here's what it means for silver investors.

🔴 In this deep dive, we examine:
→ Why registered silver matters vs eligible silver
→ The growing gap between paper silver and physical silver
→ How the COMEX delivery system actually works
→ Historical parallels: London Gold Pool & LME Nickel Crisis
→ What happens when leverage meets a shrinking stockpile
→ Silver price prediction if the paper market breaks

📊 KEY STATS COVERED:
Registered silver: 30M oz (down from 100M+ in 2020)
Paper-to-physical ratio: 400:1
Recent delivery surge: 10M oz in November alone
Swiss refinery backlog: running at maximum capacity

⚠️ The silver market is facing a structural crisis that most investors don't understand yet. This isn't about short-term price movements—it's about the mechanics of a paper market backed by a shrinking physical stockpile.

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🔗 SOURCES & DATA:
CME Group Official Warehouse Stocks
CFTC Commitment of Traders Reports
Swiss Refinery Data
Shanghai Futures Exchange Premium Tracking

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DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.

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