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Namaste. We just witnessed the most violent 24 hours in the history of the London and New York metal exchanges. While gold hit $5,600 and silver touched $121 on Thursday, the "Paper Market" revolted on Friday, sending prices into a freefall that many are calling blatant systemic manipulation.
In this deep-dive:
The 356-to-1 Trap: We break down the staggering leverage. For every 1 ounce of physical silver in a vault, there are now 356 paper claims on that same ounce. We look at why banks flooded the market with "synthetic supply" to prevent a total delivery default.
Month-End "Window Dressing": We expose the banking strategy. With the January 31 "liquidity audits" looming, major U.S. banks reportedly used massive short derivatives to drive down prices, allowing them to balance their books without admitting they lack physical reserves.
The China Factor: On January 1, 2026, China banned all silver exports. We analyze how this "Silver Iron Curtain" has left Western exchanges like the COMEX and LBMA in a terminal supply deficit, forcing them to rely on paper "hallucinations" to set the price.
The Two-Tier Market: Why is silver "crashing" to $107 on your screen while physical coins are still selling for $130+? We explain the "Great Decoupling" and why the "Spot Price" has become a fictional number for the banking elite.
The Kevin Warsh Catalyst: We look at the political trigger. Did Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh to the Fed provide the "hawkish" cover the banks needed to trigger the mass liquidation of leveraged long positions?
Is this the final desperate act of a failing banking system, or did the "Silver Squeeze" just hit a permanent wall of paper? Let’s look at the vault data.

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