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Ed Steer just dropped a bomb:
The short position in $SLV is now equal to 10% of global annual silver production.
83.86 million troy ounces shorted.
Up 54% in two weeks.
All that paper silver... with zero physical metal behind it.
But hey — “trust the process.” 🫠
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There isn’t a single ounce of real silver backing those 83.86M shorted shares.
Not one.
It doesn’t exist — and it never will.
This is what happens when financial alchemy replaces metal with promises.
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And the irony?
People still think inflation is the problem.
No, my friend — the problem is that reality itself is leveraged.
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Most people are still asleep, scrolling through nonsense and believing paper wealth means freedom.
Meanwhile, a few of us are quietly stacking real money — the kind you can hold, not the kind that vanishes when a server crashes. 🥈
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We’re still in the preparation phase.
The window is open — for now.
The only ones who can shorten this timeline are India, China, and the physical buyers who are slowly draining the vaults dry.
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When this paper castle collapses, it won’t be gradual.
It’ll be instant.
No warnings. No second chances.
Just a silent “404: Silver not found.”
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So keep stacking. Keep thinking.
While the world sleeps — we prepare.
🧵 “THE €1.50 ILLUSION – HOW THE SYSTEM HIDES SILVER’S TRUE VALUE” 🥈
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Take a close look at your Austrian Silver Philharmonic.
See that inscription? “1,50 Euro.”
That’s not a typo.
It’s a psychological trick.
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The face value is €1.50.
The real price today? Around €55–60 across Europe.
That’s a 40× difference.
And most people never question why.
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This is how the system hides real money in plain sight.
They mint silver as “legal tender,” then assign it a joke value so small it looks irrelevant.
1️⃣Shanghai’s silver vaults are bleeding metal. Both the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) and the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) are reporting steady outflows of physical silver since mid-2025.
This isn’t a rumor — it’s visible in the data.
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Earlier this year, SGE inventories fell to ~937 tons, the lowest in 8 months (verified April 2025).
Now new reports suggest the vaults may have dropped below 1,000 T for the first time ever.