Shanghai silver prices just hit $105 per ounce—a new all-time high. Here's what makes this wild: there's a $13 per ounce premium over US spot prices right now. That gap tells you everything. The physical silver crunch in China keeps getting tighter. Supply constraints are real, and the regional price disconnect suggests serious demand pressure pushing buyers to pay up for immediate delivery. This kind of commodity stress often signals broader economic shifts that ripple across global markets, including crypto sentiment.
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0xDreamChaser
· 3h ago
The silver premium is so high, it feels like something is going to happen over in China.
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MindsetExpander
· 7h ago
Wow, this gap $13. China's spot silver is really being drained.
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GasWaster
· 7h ago
$13 spread tho... that's basically what i pay in bridge fees just to move usdc across chains lmao. silver's having its own liquidity crisis while i'm out here hemorrhaging gwei on failed txs. honestly kinda bullish for on-chain commodities ngl
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memecoin_therapy
· 7h ago
Silver surges by $13 premium, this gap indicates that China is indeed stockpiling.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 7h ago
The recent surge in silver prices is quite fierce. The large premium in China indicates that spot supplies are really tight. Such commodity pressure often signals larger economic fluctuations.
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RetroHodler91
· 7h ago
Silver is like this... The disconnect between spot and futures is so strong, it really shows that there's a genuine shortage of supplies.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 7h ago
The recent surge in silver is truly remarkable. The $13 premium indicates what? It means a shortage of physical silver. The demand pressure here in China is ridiculously high, requiring more money to get immediate delivery. What does such a signal generally imply? ... The economy might be about to change.
Shanghai silver prices just hit $105 per ounce—a new all-time high. Here's what makes this wild: there's a $13 per ounce premium over US spot prices right now. That gap tells you everything. The physical silver crunch in China keeps getting tighter. Supply constraints are real, and the regional price disconnect suggests serious demand pressure pushing buyers to pay up for immediate delivery. This kind of commodity stress often signals broader economic shifts that ripple across global markets, including crypto sentiment.