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#战略性加仓BTC Last night, the gold market experienced a major shake-up—international gold prices plummeted over $246 in a single day, which translates to nearly 1,800 RMB per ounce. Even more intense, there are widespread rumors on Wall Street that a major American bank is facing a nearly $2.3 billion margin call due to aggressive silver short positions, and is on the verge of a margin call liquidation.
How did it suddenly turn like this?
Precious metals are really ruthless this time—after several months of continuous gains, gold and silver have undergone a 180-degree turn. The single-day decline is rare in recent years. At the same time, rumors about that American bank have exploded. The scale of silver short positions is huge, and liquidity pressure has suddenly increased.
To stabilize the situation, the Federal Reserve has acted quickly—injecting over $50 billion in liquidity into the market twice in a short period. This move looks like a precaution against another "Lehman crisis" happening again.
What’s more eye-catching is this signal: the price difference between COMEX silver futures and global spot silver has not been this large in decades. The historical extreme is right in front of us. What does it mean? It indicates that confidence in the "paper silver" system is weakening, and funds are desperately moving into physical silver or engaging in arbitrage.
Is this just a normal technical correction, or a deeper financial risk signal? The rumors are unconfirmed, but market panic is real. Under the dual pressures of tightening liquidity and regulatory intervention, panic often spreads faster than the truth. Behind this round of speculation, what’s really exposed is the widening crack between traditional pricing logic and physical assets.
What’s your view? Is this an overreaction by the market, or a warning of greater risks ahead? Is the Federal Reserve’s emergency liquidity infusion putting out a small fire, or admitting that the fire has already started?