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For years, silver investors have asked the same question: Why does silver keep failing to break out when demand is clearly rising? This video exposes the mechanics behind that mystery by breaking down how COMEX actually functions during silver rallies—and why institutions like JP Morgan play such a critical role in stopping price momentum before it becomes uncontrollable. At the center of the story is COMEX, a futures exchange that appears transparent on the surface, yet operates on a structure where paper silver vastly outweighs physical silver. This imbalance allows price discovery to occur in a market dominated by contracts rather than real metal, creating the perfect conditions for silver rallies to be slowed or reversed. JP Morgan’s involvement in the silver market is not accidental. Over time, the bank has accumulated an outsized influence through concentrated short positions, derivatives exposure, and strategic control over liquidity. These tools give it the ability to manage volatility precisely when silver prices begin accelerating. A key issue most investors overlook is the difference between paper silver and physical silver. While COMEX pricing reflects futures contracts, real-world supply is tightening due to industrial demand from solar panels, electric vehicles, electronics, and medical technology. As physical silver becomes harder to source, the paper market continues expanding, masking true scarcity. This video explains why sharp price drops often appear during periods of strong demand. These moves are not random. They are driven by futures rollovers, margin pressure, and sudden liquidity events designed to cool rallies and force traders out of long positions before momentum builds. When investors or institutions demand physical delivery instead of rolling contracts, the system begins to crack. Registered COMEX inventories come under pressure, confidence weakens, and the illusion of unlimited supply starts to fade. Finally, this video explores the bigger question: what happens if trust in paper silver breaks? A failure at COMEX would not just affect silver—it could permanently shift global price discovery and expose structural weaknesses that have been hidden for decades. This is not hype. This is how the silver market actually works. Watch closely. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. #COMEX #Silver #jpmorgan