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SILVER'S CATAPULT MOMENTSilver’s decades of suppression have built the pressure for a historic breakout — the first signal of fiat’s final collapse.
Long mocked as the “poor man’s gold,” silver has spent decades under deliberate suppression — pressure that now strains at breaking point.
The $50 mark, long treated as resistance, is no ceiling but a catapult line.
Once breached, it will not merely reprice silver; it will expose the fragility of a paper system living on borrowed time.
As Egon von Greyerz argues in this video, this is not speculation but inevitability — the long-awaited return of honest money, and the first signal that fiat’s long decline is entering its final act.
By Global insight, historic perspective, financial claritySILVER'S CATAPULT MOMENTSilver’s decades of suppression have built the pressure for a historic breakout — the first signal of fiat’s final collapse.
Long mocked as the “poor man’s gold,” silver has spent decades under deliberate suppression — pressure that now strains at breaking point.
The $50 mark, long treated as resistance, is no ceiling but a catapult line.
Once breached, it will not merely reprice silver; it will expose the fragility of a paper system living on borrowed time.
As Egon von Greyerz argues in this video, this is not speculation but inevitability — the long-awaited return of honest money, and the first signal that fiat’s long decline is entering its final act.