Who REALLY Controls the World’s Silver? | FULL VIDEO

Описание: Who really controls the world’s silver supply? the miners, the exchanges, or secret accumulators? This video exposes the invisible layers that decide price, delivery and who benefits when silver tightens. Watch to the end — the last section reveals the single actor whose hoard could rewrite the market.

In 2024 global mine production was roughly 819.7 million ounces, but that number hides a critical truth: 72% of silver is a byproduct of copper, zinc and lead operations, meaning mining economics elsewhere, refinery bottlenecks, exchanges, and massive private accumulators shape supply far more than miners or governments do. In this video I break down every layer, from mine grades to COMEX/Warehouse dynamics, LBMA vault flows, ETFs like SLV, and the reported bank accumulations that could flip the market overnight.

What you’ll learn?
Why “mine production” is misleading and how byproduct dynamics control supply.
The refining bottleneck and why delivery times are stretching.
COMEX registered vs. eligible inventories — why only a small fraction is deliverable today.
How ETFs (SLV) and large passive holders remove physical metal from the commercial pool.
The market implications if a single institution leverages a giant physical position (reported accumulations and market signals).

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This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It presents historical analysis, opinions, and interpretations based on publicly available sources. It is not financial advice, political advice, or a prediction of future events.
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