Why Did Banks Suddenly Stop Selling Real Silver? (The $100 Window Explained)

Tens of millions of ounces of silver have quietly disappeared from deliverable inventories in just a few weeks.

Not sold to the public.
Not used in industry.
Just… gone from the system that backs paper silver.

At the same time, the market is flashing stress signals:
spot silver detaching from futures, delivery delays, and major banks stepping back from selling physical metal right when demand is surging.

This video breaks down why the $100 silver window is closing – and why the rules for physical silver and paper silver are starting to diverge.

In this documentary, you’ll discover:

How the current silver squeeze compares to past spikes that nearly broke the futures market

Why some banks and institutions are restricting or exiting physical silver sales

The growing gap between “paper ounces” and real metal that actually exists

The repeating multi-stage pattern that destroys over-leveraged paper markets

Why silver is not just money – it’s critical infrastructure (EVs, solar, 5G, medicine, defense… and more)

What history says usually happens after inventories drain and the public wakes up too late

This isn’t about a one-day price prediction.
It’s about understanding what happens when confidence in paper claims breaks… and only those holding real metal still have a seat at the table.

If this changes how you look at silver, money and the banking system, subscribe and turn on notifications – there’s much more coming.

Disclaimer: This video is a dramatized, educational analysis based on historical data and current economic research. It is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Always do your own research and consult a licensed professional before making financial decisions.