China Silver Still at $90 While COMEX Crashes to $74 — This $16 Gap Changes Everything

While everyone is focused on the silver flash crash from $83 to $74, something far more important just happened — and almost no one is talking about it.

Physical silver prices in China never followed the COMEX crash.
In Chinese shops, warehouses, and physical delivery markets, silver is still trading near $90 per ounce.

That creates a $16 gap between the paper price and the real, physical market.

In this video, we break down:
Why COMEX silver crashed while physical silver didn’t move
How a paper-only selloff triggered stop losses and panic selling
Why arbitrage failed — and what that says about physical shortages
Who lost money, who quietly bought the dip, and why industrial demand stepped in

What this divergence means heading into January and the monthly close

This wasn’t a normal market correction.
It was a failed suppression attempt — and the evidence is written in the widening gap between paper silver and physical silver.

If you’re holding silver, watching gold, or trying to understand where real price discovery is happening, this is the signal you can’t ignore.

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