The "Maginot Line" Has Fallen. ($60 Silver Barrier Destroyed) | $61.75: The "Soft Default" Has Begun скачать в хорошем качестве

The "Maginot Line" Has Fallen. ($60 Silver Barrier Destroyed) | $61.75: The "Soft Default" Has Begun

The war is over. On Wednesday, December 10, 2025, the global banking cartel officially lost control of the silver market. The "Maginot Line" at $60.00 has fallen, and spot silver is currently trading at $61.75. This is not a drill, and it is not a speculative bubble—this is the mathematical unwinding of 45 years of price suppression. In this video, we perform the autopsy of the greatest short squeeze in financial history. We analyze exactly how the "Commercial Signal Failure" occurred, forcing banks like J.P. Morgan and Bank of America to cover millions of naked short contracts at a massive loss. We explain the concept of a "Soft Default," where the paper price disconnects from reality, and why the "Street Price" for physical metal is already pricing in $80 silver. We also expose the massive derivative exposure of major US banks, specifically looking at the 400 million ounce short position that is currently underwater by over $1 billion. This is a liquidity crisis that regulators can no longer ignore. The "Ghost Inventory" is gone, the Asian industrial complex has drained the vaults, and the "Short of Last Resort" has become a forced buyer. The era of financialization is ending. The era of hard assets has begun. Do not sell your position to the entities that suppressed it for decades. The road to $100 is now open. In this video, we cover: The $60 Breakout: Why this specific price point triggered a "Margin Call Cascade" for commercial banks. The Bank of America Short: Analysis of the massive derivatives book (OCC data) that is now a ticking time bomb. Commercial Signal Failure: Why the banks stopped shorting and started covering, signaling a total loss of control. The Soft Default: The widening gap between the COMEX screen price (61.75) and the actual dealer price (80+). The Path to $100: Why inflation-adjusted metrics from 1980 prove that silver is still the most undervalued asset on earth. Sources & References Bank Derivatives Exposure (OCC) Official quarterly reports from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency detailing the massive growth in precious metals derivatives held by US banks (specifically Bank of America). https://www.occ.gov/publications-and-... Basel III & NSFR Regulations (LBMA) Documentation on the Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) which disincentivizes banks from holding unallocated "paper" gold and silver, forcing them to exit short positions. https://www.lbma.org.uk/articles/nsfr... Structural Silver Deficits (The Silver Institute) Data confirming the multi-year structural deficits in the silver market (2021-2025), which removed the physical buffer and enabled the current squeeze. https://www.silverinstitute.org/silve... Solar Demand Inelasticity (Heraeus) Analysis confirming that industrial demand for silver (specifically in photovoltaics) is price-inelastic, meaning manufacturers must buy regardless of price spikes. https://www.heraeus.com/en/group/news... Inflation Calculator (BLS) Official Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing that the $50 high of 1980 is equivalent to over $170 in 2025 purchasing power. https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_ca... DISCLAIMER: The content in this video is for educational purposes only and represents my personal opinions and market analysis. It should not be considered professional financial investment advice. The financial markets, including silver and precious metals, are volatile and subject to significant risks. The scenario described involves a mix of historical fact, current market mechanics, and simulated future events based on present trends. You should always conduct your own due diligence and consult with a certified financial planner or advisor before making any investment decisions. I am not responsible for any financial losses or decisions made based on the information provided in this video.