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Ray Dalio reveals why the January 2026 silver crash—engineered through 60% margin hikes to reduce COMEX delivery pressure—completely backfired and made the February 27th crisis worse. While the paper price fell 30% from $121 to $78, registered silver inventory collapsed 25% (110M to 82M ounces) as the crash triggered the largest physical withdrawal in COMEX history: 33.45 million ounces in just 7 days after the crash. This video covers why margin hikes work on speculation but backfire on structural shortages, how industrial users accelerated physical buying during the crash (bypassing COMEX entirely), why physical premiums stayed $15-20 above paper throughout the crash, and the three scenarios for February 27th first notice day now that the January "solution" reduced available inventory instead of reducing delivery demand. Learn why backward rolling continued after the crash, the 2008 Lehman Brothers parallel, and what the backfire means for anyone holding paper silver three days before first notice day. Ray Dalio reveals why the January 2026 silver crash—engineered through 60% margin hikes to reduce COMEX delivery pressure—completely backfired and made the February 27th crisis worse. While the paper price fell 30% from $121 to $78, registered silver inventory collapsed 25% (110M to 82M ounces) as the crash triggered the largest physical withdrawal in COMEX history: 33.45 million ounces in just 7 days after the crash. This video covers why margin hikes work on speculation but backfire on structural shortages, how industrial users accelerated physical buying during the crash (bypassing COMEX entirely), why physical premiums stayed $15-20 above paper throughout the crash, and the three scenarios for February 27th first notice day now that the January "solution" reduced available inventory instead of reducing delivery demand. Learn why backward rolling continued after the crash, the 2008 Lehman Brothers parallel, and what the backfire means for anyone holding paper silver three days before first notice day. Ray Dalio: They Tried to Crash Silver Before Feb 27 — But It Backfired (Here's Why)