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>>27776888
I mean, why would the EU want to stack silver in reserve? Its not like their banks have been quietly accumulating gold since the 70s to get out from under the US dollar's hegemony or anything.

>>24905205
so did the 08 housing crash

>>22951449
silver is a strategic commodity.

That it is even available for this cheap is a miracle in the first place.

>>22839256
here's what I've saved from financefrog---

I mean silver is used in medicine due to it's anti-bacterial properties, it's used in industry in batteries and electronics and it's been used as money for thousands of years.

And a ounce of silver is worth a family meal at KFC.

>>21475791

All this pasta spam and so few replies. I know I wouldn't pay you at this point.

>>20399134
Yes, Timmy, I'm sure there is much more than base speculation that multiple central banks are going to adopt your particular shitcoin dejour as the basis of a new monetary system, rather than just develop their own in secret, or rather than just using SDRs as the new form of money. The stupidity of thinking any central bank or national government would opt for a cryptocurrency that they didn't own from the ground up is astounding. These are bodies that never, ever, give up control if they can help it.

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>>20235048
Interesting, thanks for the feedback.
Hopefully there's some anons here who are knowledgeable about gold market movement specifically who can weigh in...

>>20235035
There are a few theories. Frog bro here had some theories about JPM stacking FOR the deep state, that that's why they keepgetting away with it. Hang on and I'll post some of the screengrabs.

>>20215869
Just posting caps
Haven't seen frogbro for a little while.
Unless he's just lurking.

>>20195123
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