Silver’s Silent Squeeze
Why the Real Shortage Has Only Just Begun
History is an unforgiving teacher, and we are currently entering its most brutal lesson: the final stage of a multi-decade fiat experiment.
For decades, global finance has relied on digital claims and central bank balance sheets to substitute for real capital, operating on the delusion that digital promises and printing presses could replace physical reality.
This fragile edifice, built upon a foundation of ever-expanding debt since the decoupling of the dollar from gold in 1971, is now undergoing a catastrophic structural failure.
As Alistair Macleod reveals in this “Gold Sessions” briefing, the “plumbing” of the credit-based regime is failing—quietly at first, then all at once. We are witnessing a paradigm shift where the “incestuous” demand for paper assets is being replaced by the cold, hard reality of physical scarcity.
From the Bank of Japan’s “astronomic” hidden losses to the emergence of the “Donro Doctrine,” the signals are clear: the era of managed stability is over.
The world is no longer merely debating inflation. It is witnessing the violent repatriation of capital and the strategic weaponization of industrial resources. This is a systemic “Hard Reset” where the only sanctuary lies in assets with zero counterparty risk: physical gold and silver.
