IT'S BROKEN: Buffett's $65B Buy Crashes COMEX System! скачать в хорошем качестве

IT'S BROKEN: Buffett's $65B Buy Crashes COMEX System!

COMEX just broke. Not metaphorically. Not slowly. The system literally could not handle what Warren Buffett just did. $65 billion in physical delivery demands hit the COMEX clearing system within 48 hours. The servers lagged. Settlement systems stalled. Delivery confirmations backed up for hours. The system was never designed for this. And Buffett just proved it. Here's what happened. For decades, COMEX has operated on one assumption: nobody actually wants physical silver. Traders buy paper contracts. They sell paper contracts. They settle in cash. The actual metal barely moves. This system works perfectly when 99% of traders play the paper game. COMEX only needs a small amount of physical silver in their vaults because almost nobody demands delivery. Then Buffett showed up. $65 billion in delivery demands means Buffett isn't playing the paper game. He wants metal. Real silver. In a vault with his name on it. The numbers are staggering. $65 billion at current prices equals roughly 650 million ounces. COMEX registered inventory? Around 280 million ounces. Buffett just demanded more than twice what COMEX has available. The system crashed because it was never built for this scenario. The settlement software couldn't process delivery requests of this magnitude. Confirmation queues overflowed. Counterparty verification systems hit capacity limits. For three hours, COMEX was effectively frozen. This isn't a conspiracy theory. This is infrastructure failure. When one buyer demands more silver than the entire system holds, the system breaks. Simple as that. Here's what this exposes. COMEX has been running a fractional reserve system for silver. For every ounce of real metal in their vaults, multiple paper claims exist. As long as nobody demands delivery, nobody notices. Buffett just forced them to notice. The paper-to-physical ratio at COMEX is estimated between 100:1 and 400:1. That means for every 100 ounces traded on paper, only 1 ounce of physical silver actually exists in the vault. When someone demands delivery of even 10% of outstanding contracts, the system can't cope. Buffett demanded far more than 10%. What happens next is what matters. COMEX has three options. Deliver physical silver they don't have. Settle in cash at massive premiums. Or change the rules to prevent this from happening again. All three options are bullish for silver. Option 1 means COMEX vaults drain completely. Supply crisis accelerates. Prices explode. Option 2 means cash settlement at premiums confirms paper silver is worthless. Physical silver reprices dramatically higher. Option 3 means rule changes that expose the fraud publicly. Confidence in paper markets collapses. Physical premium explodes. Buffett didn't just buy silver. He broke the system that was suppressing silver's real price. Whether he meant to or not, that $65 billion delivery demand just exposed the biggest lie in commodity markets — there isn't enough physical silver to back the paper promises. COMEX is broken. Buffett broke it. And silver will never trade the same way again. ⸻ ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This is my analysis of market structure and delivery mechanics. Not financial advice. Buffett hasn't publicly confirmed delivery demands. COMEX system details are based on reported data. Silver is extremely volatile. Do your own research. ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe for COMEX updates 👍 Like if the system needed to break 💬 Comment: Should COMEX be investigated?