Why Silver Crashed 10% Today. (It’s Not What You Think )

Silver hit $84 this morning and then collapsed to $74. Here is exactly why.

In this emergency market update, we break down the brutal 10% crash in Silver prices on December 29, 2025. Was this a natural correction, or a coordinated "Margin Hammer" by the CME to kill the rally? We dig into the data to find the truth.

We cover the "Crash" catalysts:

The CME Margin Hike: How the exchange forced leverage traders to liquidate instantly.
Elon Musk's Warning: Why Tesla's CEO is worried about "high industrial costs" for silver.
The "Year-End" Profit Taking: Why hedge funds are dumping paper contracts before Jan 1st.
The 2026 Outlook: Why the physical shortage is still real despite the paper crash.

WARNING: Volatility is the price of admission. Do not panic sell your physical ounces to paper traders.

They changed the rules in the middle of the night. While the news is blaming "peace talks" for today's 10% silver crash, the real catalyst was a silent execution order from the exchange itself. If you hold paper silver, you just got hunted.
Today, December 29, 2025, silver plummeted from a record high of $82+ down to the low $70s in hours. The mainstream narrative is "healthy correction" or "geopolitical easing." This is false. The crash was triggered by the CME Group aggressively hiking margin requirements to $25,000 per contract—a massive increase designed to force immediate liquidation of leveraged long positions. This wasn't a market moving; this was a liquidity squeeze engineered to cool an asset that was breaking the system.

Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment and educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. I am not a financial advisor. All investment strategies and investments involve risk of loss. Nothing contained in this video should be construed as investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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