The Old Guard Is Losing Control Once upon a time, Western bankers could slap a few margin hikes on the table, flood the market with paper silver contracts, and drive the price down like a hammer on glass. That playbook is dead. In late December, the CME Group jacked up silver margin requirements—twice in one week. In the old world, that would’ve triggered a collapse. Instead? The price dipped briefly, then bounced back to $80 by January 6th. That wasn’t a market correction. That was a mutiny. The real story isn’t just in the price—it’s in the system’s failure to suppress it. The Paper Market Is a Lie—And the Lie Is Coming Apart You can buy paper silver for $80…
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