Silver lease rates just exploded to 35%, a level that signals extreme physical scarcity and systemic stress inside the London Bullion Market. Banks are scrambling to borrow metal they don’t have, industrial buyers are demanding delivery, and five straight years of global silver deficits have finally drained the vaults. This video breaks down why London is empty, how the paper silver system is collapsing, and why the price of silver has already surged past $69 per ounce — with triple-digit prices now firmly on the table.
Inside this video, you’ll discover: Why silver lease rates are the heartbeat of the physical market How fractional reserve silver trading created a ticking time bomb The truth behind London’s shrinking vault inventories Why China’s 2026 export controls could ignite a historic squeeze How solar, EVs, and AI are permanently locking silver out of supply Why major banks’ gold forecasts imply $100+ silver What happens if London fails to deliver physical metal
This is not speculation. This is a structural supply crisis colliding with unstoppable industrial demand. When the hub breaks, price no longer matters — availability does.
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