01/02/2026
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One of the possible scenarios for the end of the financial structure we all know, which is based on ever-growing debt, is the loss of confidence in certificates that guarantee the sale of silver at a certain point in the future. Similar “securities” are banknotes. Why did I put that in quotation marks? Because the value of these securities is based on our confidence that we will get something in return. The market for paper silver—i.e., certificates—is threatened by the amount of these guarantees for exchange into real silver, which cannot be honored in any way.
While in the case of banknotes, the initially slow process of loss of value, known as inflation, can go unnoticed due to the gradual impoverishment of the population, this is not possible with silver. If you have a contract stating that the other party undertakes to issue one or a thousand ounces of silver three months after payment of the full amount for the paper, it is impossible that you will receive only part of this precious metal after this period has expired. This is because precious metals are virtually immune to inflation caused by human fraud.
Of course, around 3,500 tons of gold are mined every year, which corresponds to approximately 1.6% of all gold reserves in circulation. This means that gold, and certainly silver too, are subject to inflation to a certain extent (less than 2%). However, there is a significant difference between precious metals and fiat currencies, i.e., money. Gold, silver, or platinum cannot be printed. That is why they are a safe haven for securing assets, provided you have any at all. AI claims that around 25% of US citizens have only modest savings and 10% have none at all. In other countries, the situation is significantly worse.
Only a very small part of my knowledge of finance comes from two semesters of economics lectures. I taught myself by reading relevant books. For beginners, I would recommend a great book by Robert Kiyosaki, an American investor of Japanese origin who lives in Hawaii. The book is called Rich Dad Poor Dad. In it, you will learn why children of poor parents usually remain poor. It is by no means the wealth inherited from rich parents that makes those from wealthy families more prosperous. Capital makes it easier to get started, but I personally know of several companies in Austria that were driven into bankruptcy by their children, who inherited the business and treated it like a cash cow. It is the mindset of the poor and their associated reactions to events that keep them in poverty.
But let’s get back to silver and the end of the financial system as we know it. An interesting article on this topic, published on Friday, can be read on ZeroHedge: “This Is The Finale Of The Great Financial Reset”; ‘Dr.Gold’ Warns They’re Gobbling Up All The Physical Supply.
People say if they can’t deliver, and I am going to tell you at some point they will not be able to deliver, when that moment happens, it’s game over for the entire financial system. Silver, and I believe it will be silver that fails to deliver, silver is the blasting cap to the gold nuclear bomb. When silver fails to deliver, then immediately there will be a pile into COMEX gold, and they will not be able to deliver the gold. Once that happens, you have failures of contracts that are proven fraudulent. They are zeroed out and cannot perform. Then it spreads to cattle, pork bellies, grains and you name it. This is not to mention the financials of stocks and bonds. Once you prove fraud in silver, that’s going to spread to all the derivatives, and we will have a derivative meltdown. . .. The world wants gold and silver because those are the only two monies that cannot default.
For years now, I have been writing about an inevitable crisis, and somehow nothing has come of it. Don’t worry, it will come when power-hungry billionaires decide the time is right. We are currently keeping alive a speculative bubble that rests on the tip of a pinhead. They are masterfully juggling economic parameters and indicators to keep the collapsing system afloat until then. They must be ready to introduce digital financial slavery. If we are still stuck in the old system, it means they are not yet ready to offer people digital handouts in exchange for obedience.
Mr. Gold argues that after the collapse of the system, one should be self-sufficient for a certain period of time. A good start would be to stockpile food and water.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
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