London isn’t a silver warehouse.
It’s a highly leveraged paper market.
Against ~1,400 tonnes of actually available silver
stand up to 62,000 tonnes of paper claims.
That’s the core of the problem.
2/5 ⚠️ The London silver market already broke
On October 10, 2025, London seized up —
not because of price, but because metal wasn’t available.
“Floating supply” turned out to be accounting fiction,
not deliverable silver.
3/5 🔥 Paper holders are voting with their feet
London cash/spot contract holders
are realizing they hold promises, not metal.
They are leaving London
and demanding physical delivery elsewhere.
Everyone keeps staring at the paper price.
I’m watching the delivery tape.
CME’s Daily Delivery Notices just quietly showed something stackers should not ignore. 🥈
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COMEX Silver (Jan 2026, 5,000 oz contract)
Month-to-date: 3,596 contracts = 17,980,000 oz (≈ 559 metric tonnes).