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Why Switzerland Suddenly Stopped Exporting Silver (And Why It Matters)
On January 6th at 2AM, Switzerland announced an immediate freeze on silver exports—cutting off nearly 50% of the world's refined silver supply overnight. This wasn't a gradual policy shift. It was abrupt, unexplained, and unprecedented for a country known for staying neutral in everything.
In this video, we break down what's really happening behind the scenes. Why would Swiss refineries—responsible for processing half the world's investment-grade silver—suddenly stop shipping to global markets? What does this mean for industrial supply chains, bullion markets, and the growing gap between paper silver contracts and physical metal?
We explore the uncomfortable math behind silver supply deficits, the role of COMEX futures, the mechanics of Swiss refining, and what happens when paper promises meet physical reality. This isn't about price predictions or hype.
Paper silver is a bogeyman. One paper contract can be utilized by more that one owner in a ponzi scheme. It crashed the paper (false) silver contract scheme. There simply is not enough mined silver to satisfy all demands worldwide. It is used in many manufacturing processes. EV cars use up to 200 grams per vehicle. And that’s just one industry. For the past 5 years demand has outpaced supply. That won’t change. Manufacturing is under great pressure. It takes 7-10 years for new mines to produce ore to sell. There is a gap of 10 years to greater silver in the market. Look out for scams, faked silver using veneers, etc.
