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ALERT: Federal Reserve Just Changed Silver Classification (Major Impact)

ALERT: Federal Reserve Just Changed Silver Classification (Major Impact) Three days ago, buried in a 247-page Federal Reserve document, they quietly changed how silver is classified in the American banking system. And mainstream financial media has completely ignored it. Document FR-2024-07821 — titled "Amendments to Capital Requirements and Asset Classification Standards for Depository Institutions" — contains a section on page 143 that changes everything. Silver holdings by member institutions have been reclassified from Tier 3 collateral status to Tier 2 collateral status. For DECADES, silver was treated as Tier 3 — the lowest tier. Same category as junk bonds and illiquid securities. Banks got almost ZERO credit for holding it. Now? Tier 2. Same category as high-grade corporate bonds and government securities. This is the first significant Federal Reserve precious metals classification change in FIFTY YEARS. The last time they did this was 1974. What followed? Gold went from $180 to $800. Silver went from $4.50 to nearly $50. In this video I break down: The exact document and what it says (with screenshots) Why Tier 2 vs Tier 3 classification matters The $26 billion balance sheet impact on banks The positive feedback loop this creates Historical context: What happened after 1974 changes The Basel III connection nobody is making Why central banks hold zero silver (the supply problem) COMEX warehouse data since the document dropped Why banks now have incentive for silver to RISE Price implications based on demand elasticity What smart money is doing RIGHT NOW TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Document They Don't Want You To See 0:30 - Why Fed Changes Are Never Random 1:30 - The Document Breakdown (Page 143) 3:30 - Why This Matters ($26 Billion Impact) 5:00 - Historical Context: 1974 Changes 6:30 - The Basel III Connection 8:00 - The Supply Problem (Central Banks Hold Zero) 9:30 - What Smart Money Is Doing (COMEX Data) 11:00 - The Manipulation Question 12:00 - Price Implications 13:00 - What You Should Do 14:00 - The Bigger Picture KEY DATA POINTS: Federal Reserve Document: Document: FR-2024-07821 Title: "Amendments to Capital Requirements and Asset Classification Standards" Change: Silver Tier 3 → Tier 2 collateral Page: 143 (Reclassification of Precious Metals Holdings) Impact Numbers: US bank silver holdings: ~847 million ounces New liquidity recognition: Up to 85% of market value Balance sheet impact: ~$26 billion Last classification change: 1974 (50 years ago) Historical Precedent (Post-1974): Gold: $180 → $800 (344% increase) Silver: $4.50 → $50 (1,000%+ increase) Supply Reality: Annual mining supply: 830 million ounces Industrial demand: 680 million ounces Remaining for investment: ~150 million ounces Central bank silver holdings: Near zero New mine timeline: 7-10 years Basel III Connection: Gold reclassified Tier 3 → Tier 1 in 2019 Gold since 2019: $1,300 → $3,400+ (160%+) Silver Basel III amendments: Expected Q2-Q3 2025 Global bank assets affected: $400+ trillion COMEX Data (Since Document Release): Registered silver decline: 4.2 million ounces (3 days) Indicates: Institutional delivery, not retail DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor. This is not financial advice. I cannot tell you to buy or sell anything. Do your own research. Read the Fed document yourself (linked below). Look at the COMEX data independently. Study the Basel III amendments. Make your own decisions based on your own analysis. Past price movements do not guarantee future results. Silver is volatile and can decline significantly. Drop your thoughts in the comments. Do you think this reclassification is as significant as I'm suggesting? Or am I overstating it? Let's discuss. Subscribe for analysis the mainstream financial media isn't covering. #silver #federalreserve #banking #preciousmetals #moneyuntold