Discover why JPMorgan is now being forced to deliver physical silver they might not actually have—and why the $60 price level has become an inescapable trap that could blow up the entire paper silver market. For years, banks sold countless paper contracts promising silver delivery while holding only a fraction of the physical metal, and now industrial buyers and investors are demanding the real thing all at once. When the world’s most powerful bank can’t deliver what they promised, it exposes a fraud so massive it threatens to unravel the entire precious metals pricing system.
See how this forced delivery crisis reveals the dangerous gap between paper promises and actual physical silver sitting in vaults. Learn why $60 isn’t just another price target but the breaking point where JPMorgan’s leverage unwinds, triggering a chain reaction of defaults, margin calls, and panic buying that sends prices vertical while physical silver becomes impossible to find. Understanding this trap gives you the advantage to position yourself before the delivery failures become public and the market realizes how few people will actually get their metal.
Learn the pattern that defines every major squeeze in market history: when big institutions get caught selling more than they own, the resulting scramble to cover creates explosive price moves that reward those who held physical assets.
Credit to : Financial Revelations