>>12772272 < nice digits
>>12772164 < agreed.. they're treating it like "next!" but its nothing like gamestop.. its almost as much of a different animal as could be, and in the banker's favor.. The theory is.. semi legitimate.. in terms of using silver against the banker, but it would indeed require inhuman commitment.
Wouldn't it be interesting though, if attention did go to metals so much that it threatened the already very unstable fiat dollar…
An anon wonders
wasn't the whole point of the gold standard initially to avoid the volatility of paper currencies AND SILVER??!
I think silver is going to play a real role here… but it won't be THE thing.. I can see it being somewhat of a trap for a trap… like the bankers are listening to people say "lets GME silver now!!!" and they're quiet and raising their eyebrows… like the dumb idiots of the internet are about to put their foot in their mouth… but then someone else will come in and attack the situation… surprised all the talk is about reddits and anons vs the banks, no one is talking about other huge financial manipulators… there could be a whole lot of money or bitcoin sitting here watching this all, ready to attack something while everyone's distracted by silver.