For years, large banks have manipulated prices in the paper silver market—massive short selling, Sunday night dumps, and various other manipulative tactics. This isn't a conspiracy theory; traders have indeed been convicted of manipulating precious metals. Now, this structure is crumbling. Large short sellers are retreating, physical demand is absorbing the sell-off, and prices are finally breaking out. But this doesn't mean "silver is triggering a crisis." It means something deeper: 👉 A system can only appear "stable" when it can fake key price signals. 👉 Once it can no longer suppress these signals, the truth will show on the charts. Therefore, when you see silver prices surge, it's not just a trade—it's the market telling you: "This fiat currency game can't last." This doesn't necessarily mean hyperinflation, but it's a common phenomenon before currency resets or bond/currency crises. That's why I always say: don't wait for the headlines to appear before you act. When the suppression mechanism collapses and hard assets begin to detach from the paper system, that's an early warning sign that you should protect yourself with #Bitcoin or $tSAT!