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[Anonymous No.58639378]

FOUR HUNDRED TO ONE
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[Anonymous No.58639425]

Pretty sure that site is just a bunch of scripts that update linearly over time and doesn't actually reflect what the real stats are for all that stuff.

[Anonymous No.58639491]

>>58639378
I don't really care how much the dollar inflates. My wealth resides in stocks, real estate, and the US economy. I am immune to inflation.
>>58639425
Correct.

[Anonymous No.58639508]

>>58639425
>>58639491
Incorrect.

[Anonymous No.58640020]

>>58639378
so silver to a guaranteed 400x right?

[Anonymous No.58640029]

>>58639378
Someday, when smart contracts reliably calculate quantities and accurately forecast probabilities, people will look back on us, having to rely on larger competitors for our alpha and wonder how we ever made any profits at all.

[Anonymous No.58640033]

>>58640020
Yes friend, we are going to teach those billionaires a lesson.

[Anonymous No.58640548]

>>58640033

[Anonymous No.58641342]

Bumping this thread 1 time for ever paper silver derivative.

[Anonymous No.58641683]

>>58639425
That’s because no one actually keeps track of how many dollars are in existence.

[Anonymous No.58641697]

>>58639425
>faggotnigger
> doesn’t read before stating his opinion
X480AW

[Anonymous No.58642533]

FOUR

[Anonymous No.58642562]

don't you wish you had a distributed ledger audited by default?

[Anonymous No.58642563]

>>58639508
>ratio of volume to annual production
You're aware you can trade things more than once, right?

[Anonymous No.58642578]

>>58639378
i'm retarded, please explain? does it mean there are 400 bars of silver for every dollar? or does it mean silver is 3 times more rare than gold?

[Anonymous No.58642610]

>have silver
>can't sell because not enough demand
>issue paper silver to magic up some liquidity
>silvertards: "omg bullish!"

[Anonymous No.58642625]

>>58642578
oh holy kek. No it means the other way around: every ounce of silver has four hundred issued US $ circulating

[Anonymous No.58642678]

>>58642578
wow you really area retarded.

[Anonymous No.58642883]

>>58642563
It's multiple claims on the same piece of silver, not volume. Volume would be volatile, this has steadily increased YoY for decades.

[Anonymous No.58643059]

>>58642578
it means there's 400 fake silver paper bars for ever real silver bar. 400x the demand of real bars

[Anonymous No.58643124]

>>58642678
the whole ass area retarded

[Anonymous No.58643132]

>>58639378
I like the thesis behind silver but the fact that jet neptune believes it made me sell all my silver

[Anonymous No.58643206]

>>58642883
Kek, no. Read the methodology of the site. It's not only counting volume as "paper silver", it's counting OTM futures as 1:1 ounces (e.g. counting a $100 strike
future contract as 5k ounces of silver). Silverfags are as pathetic as LTC baggies

[Anonymous No.58643325]

>>58643206
The pic the other anon posted >>58639508
is the only thing I see on the website about methodology and it definitely isn’t enough information to conclude what you’re claiming. Do you have a link to a better explanation I can’t find or are you talking out of your ass?

[Anonymous No.58644283]

>>58643206
>ze paper silver derivatives aren't actually paper silver derivatives fud

[Anonymous No.58644286]

>>58643206
>>58644283
Are you a rogue demonic AI hell bent on spreading evil, a paid JP Morgan shill, or just a retard?

[Anonymous No.58644588]

>>58643059
so 1 oz coin = $12k? noice.
when do the exchanges run out of silver?

[Anonymous No.58644609]

>>58639378
But what does this actually mean?

[Anonymous No.58644647]

>>58644588
supposedly within 2 weeks we should see some fireworks

[Anonymous No.58644816]

>>58643059
>>58644588
This cannot be true, it just can't be.

[Anonymous No.58646312]

>>58644816
Ye best be believin' in clown markets. Ye been in one since 1964.

[Anonymous No.58646408]

>>58644816
sell your silver then

[Anonymous No.58646574]

Anyone have the latest COMEX vault data? It has been a long time since I saw one of those.

[Anonymous No.58646919]

>>58646574
I don't have exact data, but silverbacksnakes.io is solid for vault numbers.

[Anonymous No.58646936]

>>58646919
Thanks, I will check it out.

[Anonymous No.58646984]

Looks like we had them down to 27 million last year. I actually do not believe that they were able to restock like they claim they did in this chart.

[Anonymous No.58647726]

>>58640020
Its a guaranteed SOMETHING X, but not 400. Immeasurably higher in terms of dollars, but only somewhat higher in terms of other commodities. As the dollar fails, its failure is being disguised behind these paper contracts. They allow exchanges to pretend to have more physical reserves than they actually do. When the piper comes calling, the actual sale price for silver will float to whatever physical holders decide it will, and (much like the GME situation) those obligated to deliver are OBLIGATED. However, *unlike* GME, silver is actually used in productive processes. Its an input in a ton of industries, and some of them are strategically important to the nation (and so cannot be allowed to slow or stop.) Same with gold. NVIDIA alone is going to suck up a massive supply of both as the AI race spins up. They've already stopped selling GPUs and started selling entire ready-made data centers.
So all that to say, the 400:1 ratio doesn't give full information - as the cards start to fall you're going to see a speculative bubble fueled by panicked government investors the likes of which the world has never seen.

[Anonymous No.58647905]

>>58647726
pump it senpai