Paper Market Structural Collapse
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Western precious metals paper markets (LBMA, Comex) are built on the premise that physical metal is an inconvenience; banks operate as credit dealers not metal custodians; the system depends on continuous currency reference pricing. When currency collapses, pricing mechanisms break and paper markets die because their economic function (dollar credit dealing) becomes valueless; physical markets survive because they reference scarce tangible assets.
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