CHINA Just Shut Off the “Silver Casino” (Paper Price Exposed)

CHINA Just Shut Off the “Silver Casino” (Paper Price Exposed).

China didn’t “ban” trading. China didn’t “turn off” the market.
They removed the high-frequency servers from exchange-run data centers — and that changes everything about how prices behave.

In this video, we break down a crucial lesson for silver stackers: when price drops without new supply, without physical demand collapsing, and without metal suddenly flooding back into vaults… that isn’t “weakness.” That’s paper unwinding.

We’ll explain:

Why HFT exists (speed advantage, artificial liquidity, volatility without metal)

What China’s clampdown actually did (algorithms were hit, not physical supply)

Why SHFE position-limit changes matter for silver volatility

Why “paper price” is opinion, but physical silver is constraint

What to watch next: spreads, inventories, delivery stress, and the signals that matter more than spot

Comment below: Do you think this makes silver markets more “normal”… or more fragile?

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