Late Sunday, unconfirmed reports began circulating that a systemically important bank—yes, one of those "too big to fail" institutions—has essentially collapsed. The alleged trigger? Its enormous short position in silver was forcibly liquidated early this morning after the bank couldn’t meet a critical margin call. 💥

Even more startling is the claim that, to prevent total failure, the Federal Reserve had to step in with an emergency $34 billion injection through its Repo Window overnight. If true, this isn't just a market hiccup—it's a structural tremor.

Let’s read between the lines for a second. Many of these legacy short positions in gold and silver were originally established by bullion banks with what many believe was implicit—if not explicit—backing from official sectors. There’s long been a understanding that in a worst-case scenario, these banks would not be left to fail. So if this report holds water, we’re potentially watching that exact safety net being activated in real time.

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