COMEX Silver Scam? CME Goes Dark Before Delivery
Zero outages in five years. Then silver hits all-time highs in November 2025, and suddenly the lights go out. Right before delivery day. Now it's happened a second time. Insiders say significant physical silver was queued for delivery before the first blackout. The CME calls it a "technical issue." The timing calls it something else entirely.
Meanwhile, the East isn't waiting around for Western price-setters to get their story straight. India's market regulator just directed mutual funds to ditch LBMA pricing and use domestic spot prices for gold and silver. China's been building vaults across Asia through the Shanghai Gold Exchange. The message is clear: the paper pricing regime that's kept Western institutions in control is losing its grip.
Bank of America has silver at $306. JP Morgan has gold at $6,300. AI valuation models are projecting gold north of $19,000 by year-end. And institutional buyers aren't waiting for retail to catch on. They're positioning for a monetary reset while the COMX conveniently can't keep the lights on.
Taylor Kenney breaks down the CME's suspicious blackouts, the East's accelerating break from Western price control, and why physical demand is finally exposing the paper market's biggest lie.
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