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BREAKING: "Allocated" Silver Doesn't Exist | London Vaults Admit 35:1 Paper-to-Physical Ratio (Leaked Audit) A confidential internal audit from one of London's largest bullion vault operators has been leaked—and what it reveals will fundamentally change how you think about precious metals storage. The document confirms a 35:1 paper-to-physical ratio in so-called "allocated" silver accounts. For every one ounce of physical silver in the vaults, thirty-five separate clients have been issued ownership claims. That's not allocated storage—that's a Ponzi scheme. #silverprice #silver #investing #gold In this emergency deep dive, we cover: The leaked audit—what it says, line by line, and why it matters How fractional reserve fraud works in precious metals storage The four forces that enabled this system-wide scam Why redemption requests have already hit 4.2% (collapse threshold: 5%) What happens to Silver ETFs (SLV, PSLV) when this goes mainstream The three types of silver investors—and who gets destroyed Your 72-hour action plan before the redemption stampede begins 97% of "allocated" silver account holders own absolutely nothing. The vault operators have been collecting storage fees on metal that doesn't exist. And when clients try to take delivery, they'll be offered cash settlements at paper spot prices while the real physical market trades $30-50 higher. The window to act is closing. If you hold allocated silver, silver ETFs, or any paper claim on physical metal—this is the most important video you'll watch this year. If you don't hold it, you don't own it.