- 11.7.2025
Das Silberverbot wird kommen - Privatpersonen dürfen kein Silber mehr haben
#silberpreis #goldpreis #investing
Hallo zusammen,
in diesem Video beschäftigen wir uns damit, warum es bald ein Silberverbot für Privatpersonen geben wird. Denn Silber wird in der Industrie so gebraucht, dass es bald für Privatpersonen verboten werden könnte. Dabei gehen wir darauf ein, wann es ein silberverbot gibt und warum und wie ein Silber Verbot aussehen könnte und ablaufen würde.
#silber #gold #investment #edelmetalle
Gliederung:
00:00 Intro Silber wird für Privatpersonen verboten
01:27 Die Silberknappheit/ das Silberdefizit
03:50 Silber - das kritische Industriemetall
05:34 historische Goldverbote - der Vorbote des Silberverbots
07:26 die Anzeichen für ein Silberverbot
09:06 Wie sieht ein Silberverbot aus/ die Schritte zum Silberverbot
11:10 Wie schützt du dich vor einem Silberverbot
13:05 Outro
keine Anlage- oder Kaufempfehlung!
#silberpreis #goldpreis #investing
Hallo zusammen,
in diesem Video beschäftigen wir uns damit, warum es bald ein Silberverbot für Privatpersonen geben wird. Denn Silber wird in der Industrie so gebraucht, dass es bald für Privatpersonen verboten werden könnte. Dabei gehen wir darauf ein, wann es ein silberverbot gibt und warum und wie ein Silber Verbot aussehen könnte und ablaufen würde.
#silber #gold #investment #edelmetalle
Gliederung:
00:00 Intro Silber wird für Privatpersonen verboten
01:27 Die Silberknappheit/ das Silberdefizit
03:50 Silber - das kritische Industriemetall
05:34 historische Goldverbote - der Vorbote des Silberverbots
07:26 die Anzeichen für ein Silberverbot
09:06 Wie sieht ein Silberverbot aus/ die Schritte zum Silberverbot
11:10 Wie schützt du dich vor einem Silberverbot
13:05 Outro
keine Anlage- oder Kaufempfehlung!
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00:00Silver, coins and bars could become illegal overnight.
00:04Imagine that an official ban was secretly introduced for private individuals.
00:08Sounds surreal? But unfortunately, it isn't.
00:11Let me start with a short excerpt from the story.
00:141933. USA. President Roosevelt signs Executive Order 6102.
00:21Privately owned gold is banned. Millions of Americans are forced to surrender their gold.
00:25Anyone who disobeys risks up to 10 years in prison.
00:28Overnight, possession becomes illegal and history repeats itself.
00:34This time with silver instead of gold.
00:36So welcome back.
00:38Today we're talking about a topic that could shake up the precious metals industry.
00:41A silver ban for private investors.
00:44And the signs of such a ban are becoming increasingly clear.
00:47I understand your initial skepticism.
00:49But I beg you, listen to me.
00:51Because what I have to tell you could change your financial future.
00:54What I am showing you are not wild theories, but hard facts, numbers and realities,
00:59which indicate a worrying development.
01:01And the question is not whether the government will act, but when and how.
01:05Because they have to act. You'll see that too.
01:08Before we begin, as always, the note.
01:11The content of this video does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation for action.
01:16What I present to you is only my personal opinion and the result of my research.
01:21This, however, is deeply shocking.
01:23So let me introduce it to you.
01:26Part 1. The Silver Shortage
01:28Let's start with the clear numbers.
01:31These show that the global silver market has been in a structural deficit for over a decade.
01:37This means that significantly more silver is consumed than can be mined.
01:41In 2023, the global silver deficit was about 400 million ounces.
01:48The largest deficit since records began.
01:50In 2024, it was even 450 million ounces.
01:55And 2025 doesn't look any better.
01:57These are frightening numbers.
01:59Why is that?
02:01Well, silver production has been stagnating for years.
02:03Global mine production is only around 800 million ounces per year.
02:07While demand is continuously increasing in every area.
02:11Because here comes the crucial point.
02:13Silver is no longer primarily an investment metal.
02:16It has become an industrial metal.
02:18Industry accounts for over 60% of demand.
02:21And this is constantly increasing.
02:23This is because silver is very malleable and flexible.
02:26And it also conducts electronic current perfectly.
02:29Many people are often unaware of how much silver is in the devices they use.
02:34So look at these numbers.
02:35Each smartphone contains about 0.35 grams of silver.
02:38Each laptop contains 1 gram of silver.
02:40One car up to 30 grams of silver per vehicle.
02:44And with solar modules, I'm talking about 20 grams per panel.
02:47And these numbers have to be multiplied by the billions of devices.
02:51In 2023 alone, around 1.2 billion smartphones were produced worldwide.
02:56That’s 420,000 kilograms of silver just for smartphones.
03:01And the demand is growing exponentially.
03:03The green energy transition, digitalization, electromobility, all these future trends are hungry for silver.
03:09Experts estimate that industrial silver demand will increase by a further 30% by 2030.
03:15And while demand is exploding, there is a massive problem on the supply side.
03:20The easily accessible silver deposits have long been exhausted.
03:23New mines take 7 to 10 years to reach production readiness.
03:27Time that we don't have.
03:28The Silver Institute study from February 2024 shows,
03:32with constant consumption and without dramatic increases in production
03:36the known silver reserves will be exhausted in less than 12 years.
03:40It will probably go even faster because consumption will not stay the same but will increase.
03:44Industry alone, the most important sector, expects growth of over 30%.
03:49Part 2
03:51Silver, the critical metal of modern industry
03:54Why is silver so irreplaceable?
03:57The answer is simple.
03:58It is the metal with the highest electronic conductivity,
04:02the highest thermal conductivity and the highest light reflection of all metals.
04:05These properties make silver an absolutely critical raw material for
04:09the energy transition, i.e. photovoltaics, wind power and other renewable energy technologies,
04:14that don't work without silver.
04:17Electromobility, battery technology, control elements and the like.
04:22Digitalization, i.e. servers, networks, IoT devices and the like.
04:27Medical technology, where silver is used because of its antibacterial properties.
04:31And the defense industry. Modern weapons electronics contain an enormous amount of silver.
04:36All of these points rely heavily on silver and are dependent on it.
04:40The EU has placed silver on the list of critical raw materials in 2023.
04:45The USA has listed silver in the Critical Minerals Assessment Report as, quote,
04:49classified as a strategically essential metal.
04:52And this is where it gets interesting.
04:53Over 75% of the silver mined annually today goes to industry.
04:57Only about 25% goes into coins, bars and jewelry.
05:01So you see, silver is extremely important.
05:03This brings us to an uncomfortable truth.
05:06From the perspective of government and industry, silver in private hands is wasted silver.
05:11Each of us in your safe could be in a solar module,
05:13an electric car or a medical device.
05:16In a world desperately trying to achieve climate goals
05:19and remain technologically competitive,
05:22the pressure on silver reserves is increasing.
05:24And when push comes to shove, what do you think will be more important to you?
05:28Your investment freedom or industrial progress?
05:31Part 3. Historical gold bans
05:33Many people might now think that a ban on silver is absurd.
05:38Something like that would never happen.
05:40But you shouldn’t be sure here.
05:42Let’s take a look at history.
05:44USA 1933.
05:46President Roosevelt signs Executive Order 6102.
05:50Private ownership of gold becomes illegal overnight.
05:53Americans must bring their gold to the Federal Reserve Bank.
05:56At the fixed price of $20.67 per ounce.
06:00After the deadline, the government revalues gold to $35 per ounce.
06:04A hidden asset confiscation of 69 percent.
06:07Great Britain 1966.
06:10The British government prohibits private gold imports and restricts gold ownership.
06:14India 1963.
06:16The Gold Control Act prohibits private ownership of gold mines and restricts the ownership of gold jewelry.
06:21Australia 1959.
06:22The Banking Act gives the government the power to confiscate private gold in the event of a crisis.
06:28Germany 1923 and 1939.
06:31Germans were forced to hand over their gold twice in the 20th century.
06:34Once during hyperinflation and once during the Third Reich.
06:38These cases are all real.
06:40This is a pattern.
06:41In times of economic or political crisis, governments seize their citizens’ precious metals.
06:47What has already been achieved several times with gold will soon also happen with silver.
06:50Because the parallels in the situation are frightening.
06:53Back then, too, it was about controlling critical resources, managing economic crises, financing government programs, and stabilizing the monetary system.
07:02All of this is still required today.
07:04With the addition that silver is indispensable for industry.
07:08Gold bans have left a blueprint for how governments can proceed in times of crisis.
07:12The legal instruments already exist.
07:15In many countries, strategic resources can be seized in the national interest.
07:20And silver is more strategic today than gold ever was because of its role in industry.
07:25Part 4. The signs of silver bans
07:27If that still hasn't convinced you, let me give you some more signs of an impending ban.
07:33Signs 1. Regulatory tightening
07:36In recent years we have seen increasing regulation of precious metals trading.
07:40Reporting requirements have been tightened. Anonymity has been restricted.
07:44Since 2020, precious metal dealers in the EU have had to document and report purchases of 2,000 euros or more.
07:49In Canada, the limit was reduced to 3,000 Canadian dollars in 2023.
07:54This means the government knows exactly who owns which silver.
07:58Sign 2. Critical infrastructure
08:00Silver has been classified as a critical raw material for national security in several countries.
08:06The US Defense Production Act of 1950, updated in 2021,
08:11empowers the government to take control of these strategic materials in the event of a crisis.
08:16Sign 3. Industrial pressure
08:19Major technology companies have been lobbying to secure the silver supply in recent years.
08:25In 2023, the Critical Metals Coalition was formed,
08:30in which tech giants like Apple, Tesla, Microsoft and mining companies work together,
08:34to secure the supply of critical metals.
08:36Sign 5. Price manipulation
08:38The silver market shows signs of long-term price manipulation.
08:42The paper market for silver is many times larger than the physical stocks.
08:46This prevents the price from reflecting true scarcity and keeps private investors away.
08:52When you put all these pieces of the puzzle together, you get a truly disturbing picture.
08:56Preparations for a possible silver restriction or ban are already underway.
08:59Not loudly, but quietly, through gradual regulatory changes.
09:04Part 5. What could a silver ban look like?
09:08If a silver ban comes, it will probably not be as direct as Roosevelt's gold ban.
09:12The modern version could be more subtle.
09:15The following scenarios would be conceivable.
09:17Scenario 1. The creeping ban
09:19Gradual increase in VAT on physical silver
09:23The introduction of environmental charges for silver mining
09:26Licensing requirements for dealers
09:27Increasingly strict documentation requirements for buyers
09:30Private silver purchases are not banned, but made so unattractive and complicated that
09:35that hardly anyone takes this path anymore.
09:37The first step has already been taken.
09:39This can be seen in the fact that VAT is charged on silver, but not on gold.
09:43Scenario 2. The partial ban
09:45First, there could be a ban on silver bars for private individuals,
09:49while small coins remain permitted.
09:51The reasoning that bars are needed industrially,
09:53while numismatic coins have cultural value and are legal tender.
09:58This allows the government to skim off most of the silver without risking a complete uprising.
10:03Once these resources are exhausted, it will be time for the coins.
10:06Another option could be that silver is simply not issued to private individuals.
10:11If the price continues to rise, some will sell and the private holdings will continue to decline.
10:16Scenario 3. The emergency ban
10:18Under a National Emergency Act, justified by the energy transition, economic crises or geopolitical conflicts,
10:26Silver is temporarily confiscated.
10:28Of course, with the promise of later return or compensation.
10:31But we should know from history that such temporary measures can last for decades.
10:36And, if you receive any compensation at all, it is likely to be significantly less than the actual value.
10:41Scenario 4. The deadline
10:43Of course, a direct ban following Roosevelt’s example is also conceivable.
10:48Privately owned silver must be sold to the government at a fixed price.
10:52This price is of course below the market value.
10:55All of these scenarios have one thing in common.
10:57They would be presented as a necessary measure.
11:01For the energy transition, for national security or for economic stability.
11:05The moral argument would clearly be played out against private investors.
11:10Part 6. Course of action
11:12What can you do as an investor to prepare for a possible silver ban?
11:17Option 1. Diversification
11:19Don't invest everything in silver.
11:21Distribute your assets across various precious metals or other investment forms such as stocks, real estate, or even selected cryptocurrencies.
11:28Of course, always in a way that fits your personal strategy.
11:31Option 2. Hide your silver
11:33Be creative.
11:34You should be the only one who knows how much silver you own and where you keep it.
11:39Option 3. Silver mining stocks
11:42Instead of holding physical silver, you could invest in companies that mine silver.
11:47These are not directly affected by a ban on private ownership and could even benefit if the price of silver rises due to government intervention.
11:54The disadvantage is that stocks do not offer the crisis protection that physical metals do.
11:58Option 4. Numismatic coins
12:01In addition to their metal value, historical silver coins also have numismatic value.
12:05In the past, collector coins were often exempt from precious metal bans.
12:10Most importantly, however, is to be informed and prepared.
12:13Don't think there will ever be a ban.
12:15All signs point to this.
12:17So you should take the topic seriously.
12:19History has shown time and again that when government interests and private financial interests collide, private investors usually come out on the short end.
12:27A ban on silver for private investors is not a fantasy or a conspiracy theory.
12:31Unfortunately, it is a realistic scenario in a world with growing industrial needs and dwindling resources.
12:37What sounds unimaginable today could be reality tomorrow.
12:41Remember, even in 1932, hardly any American believed that the government would confiscate their gold a year later.
12:48As Mark Twain once aptly said, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.
12:52Let’s continue discussing the topic in the comments.
12:55I look forward to your views.
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