GOLD & SILVER RESET: CME & Shanghai just attacked together ($19B Frozen)

Описание: While markets focused on charts and headlines, something far more dangerous unfolded beneath the surface. In late January 2026, gold and silver experienced a historic collapse in paper prices — but this was not a market correction. It was a coordinated, global intervention. Margin strikes from the CME Group in the West collided with platform freezes and fund halts across China, locking billions in investor capital and exposing the fragile plumbing of the global metals system.

In China, the Ji Wuai platform froze withdrawals, trapping nearly $19 billion in client assets and offering just 20 cents on the dollar in compensation. At the same time, multiple Chinese metals platforms halted redemptions, while funds traded at massive premiums to spot prices — a clear signal that physical metal was no longer available. These were not isolated failures; they were fractional reserve schemes collapsing under delivery pressure.

Simultaneously, COMEX registered silver inventories suffered one of the largest vault drains in modern history, with over 33 million ounces withdrawn in just seven days. That left barely enough metal to cover a fraction of outstanding delivery obligations. As margin requirements were raised repeatedly, leveraged longs were forced to liquidate, driving paper prices lower — even as physical premiums surged globally.

The result is a complete divorce between paper price and physical reality. Shanghai buyers paid double-digit premiums for real metal while Western paper markets imploded. With China’s January 1st export restrictions locking up the majority of refined silver supply and industrial demand accelerating, the system resorted to emergency measures to delay an unavoidable reckoning.

This video connects the dots between the China platform freezes, CME margin assaults, vault drains, and the looming March delivery crisis. Because when East and West act in unison, it’s not volatility — it’s containment. And what survives is not paper claims, but possession.

— @financeeconomistt

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