03/01/2026
Precious metals and the worst kept secret: There’s more claims on silver through ETF’s (exchange traded funds), than actual physical silver.
It’s price suppression.
Silver (and gold) should be scarce, but many suspect the big banks goosing supply.
This might be why investors prefer to hold the physical (including ETFs that have silver backing), to reduce the chance of default risk.
If supply becomes more scarce, to stop a price breakout, the big players add even more paper shorts and synthetic supply.
Rising physical demand → more paper suppression → greater fragility if confidence cracks = defaults or forced cash settlements instead of ounces.
Here’s the scary part: Silver is the ‘blasting cap’ that can trigger a chain reaction in credit, collateral, and trust across the entire system might collapse.
‘Just’ a bull‑market narrative? It might just be -but it’s a pretty good one.
We can’t predict what comes next; the political landscape is in chaotic motion; Silver’s rise in price may set off market collapse—so what can you do? Spend ...
