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I have a FUZZY feeling COMEX 589 gets triggered in 2026, because of Silver. Look at the signals. COMEX is trading paper silver below global physical spot prices, while physical silver overseas continues to trade higher. At the same time, COMEX has raised margin requirements multiple times in rapid succession, including twice within a single week, explicitly due to silver volatility. That’s not routine. That’s stress showing up in risk controls. This outcome was always part of the math. For decades, silver has been priced through a highly leveraged paper system, not true physical supply and demand. With 350+ paper contracts for every single ounce of physical silver, price suppression wasn’t a theory, it was a structural feature. That works… Until it doesn’t. Rule 589 exists for moments like this: • extreme volatility • fractured price discovery • stressed clearing mechanisms As silver’s price rises and physical demand tightens, the gap between paper claims and real metal becomes impossible to ignore. So ask yourself: What happens when even a small percentage of those paper contracts seek physical delivery, while paper prices trade below real-world physical markets? That’s how Rule 589 gets triggered. Not by emotion. By inevitability and math. If and when it happens, this won’t just be about silver. It would force a broader rethink of how futures markets are structured, settled, and overseen by CME Group and regulators like the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Silver isn’t breaking the system. It’s doing what it was always destined to do, expose it. 2026 may be the year paper finally meets physical. Happy New Year's. Know What You Hold! #SilverSqueeze #FeelingFuzzy #KWYH