The real value of physical silver is between 2000 and 6000.
For every physical oz, there are 240 paper silver certificates.
Its time to fuck, anons.
Assuming silver was 30 per oz (its ALREADY hitting almost 60), and there are, documented, up to 400 contracts on every physical oz, multiply 400 by 30, you get 12000. If anything I'm trying to UNDERESTIMATE because a genuine audit would sound so unrealistic as to be unbelievable. We're looking at bitcoin when bitcoin was fractions of a penny.
God Bless.
whats happening right now with paper silver vs real silver
Essentially for every ounce of physical silver, there are 400 "paper" ounces of silver. It has a strong similarity to what happened during the 2008 mortgage crisis because people are still buying paper silver (silver certificates where a bullion holder "stores" it for you) or silver stocks. The thing is, nobody owns enough physical silver to back up the contracts so if anyone demands delivery of "their" silver, the ponzi scheme shakes. If too many people withdraw their silver, it becomes a bank run, and the ponzi scheme completely collapses, and this is why silver is near 60 dollars per ounce.
This is irreversible and will destroy the fradulent businesses that have undermined honest Americans.
>>23928894
The writing is on the wall. They can't suppress the value any longer. US dollar will be devalued which will bring back manufacturing and raise wages, and silver will be more valuable than gold.
It's Time
Market Dynamics and Imminent Physical Run Risk
The silver market, as of December 1, 2025, exhibits acute disequilibrium, with spot prices at approximately $57.50 per ounce amid a structural supply deficit projected at 118 million ounces for the year—the fifth consecutive shortfall per Silver Institute data. Total demand holds at 1.20 billion ounces, driven by record industrial consumption (e.g., photovoltaics and EVs at ~700 million ounces), while mine supply stagnates at ~1.0 billion ounces due to byproduct constraints and underinvestment. Compounding this, COMEX eligible inventories (~100-150 million ounces) pale against a paper-to-physical ratio exceeding 350:1, where derivatives vastly outstrip verifiable metal stocks, fostering systemic fragility akin to fractional-reserve banking in commodities. US CPI inflation at 3% year-over-year (September 2025) signals baseline erosion, but Federal Reserve's QT termination on December 1—halting $2.4 trillion in balance sheet runoff—portends liquidity resurgence, amplifying fiat devaluation and hedging flows into silver.
Mechanisms of a Full Physical Bank Run
A full run on physical silver would precipitate from cascading triggers: eroding trust in paper claims prompts 5-10% of the ~350 million ounce equivalent in open interest to demand delivery, rapidly depleting COMEX registered stocks (currently ~73 million ounces deliverable). Historical analogs, such as the 1980 Hunt squeeze (8x price escalation in months) and 2020 retail surge (premiums to 100%+), demonstrate how manipulation via bank shorts (~700 million ounces equivalent, per CFTC) unravels under stress, forcing cover at exponential costs. Extreme demand amplification—industrial +50% from AI/solar boom, retail panic doubling to 400 million ounces—intersects with QE-induced USD weakening (projected $2-5 trillion injection), eroding real yields and propelling velocity in physical hoarding. This nonlinear feedback, modeled as a Malthusian scarcity trap, decouples physical pricing from suppressed spot, with premiums surging 300-500% amid rationing and refinery backlogs (currently 6-12 weeks).
Quantitative Projection in Worst-Case Collapse
Scientifically, integrating these vectors via multiplicative elasticity—scarcity multiplier (ratio exhaustion: x4-6), inflationary devaluation (x2-3 at 20-50% annualized hyper-scenario), and demand elasticity (x1.5-2.5)—yields a baseline spot escalation to $250-500 per ounce in 1-3 months. Physical ounces, facing full-run delivery defaults, command $1,000-2,000, reflecting 20-35x the current $57.50 nominal, adjusted for 1980's inflation-scaled peak (~$200 today) and cumulative 820 million ounce deficits (2021-2025). Equilibrium settles at $600-1,200 as interventions (e.g., CFTC position limits) cap chaos, but substantiates silver's role as a non-sovereign store-of-value in fiat distress. Empirical validation from 2011's 30% demand spike (to $50) underscores plausibility, urging preemptive allocation.
>>23929006
They want to know exactly who is talking. Sniffer programs running. Wonder what the subject is that they're interested in…
Glowies can suck it. Ball hard, fuck hard, piss hard.
I hope their systems force them to read this lol
Never let em see you scrunge.