A global systemic bank suspected of short selling silver? The Federal Reserve urgently injected 34 billion US dollars to rescue the market. Today, silver experienced a textbook level "bungee jumping": it surged over 5% in early trading, approaching a historical high of $84/ounce, and then plunged continuously to break through the 80 integer mark, with a minimum drop below $73 and intraday fluctuations as high as 13%. Classic long short double kill. Amidst the intense fluctuations, I came across a heavyweight news (officially unconfirmed): A globally systemically important bank, Core players in the silver futures market, Failed to pay the additional margin before 2:00 am and was forced to close the position by the futures exchange at 2:47 am. The report concealed the name of the bank involved, But it has been confirmed that: The Federal Reserve was forced to implement an emergency overnight repo mechanism, Inject 34 billion US dollars into the banking system, This is additional funding beyond the $17 billion already injected on Friday morning. The bank involved has been described as one of the largest players in the precious metal derivatives market, reportedly breaking all risk control red lines, Violating all contract terms and exhausting all credit limits. " I suspect that the comment section is JPM, Because they have a history of making mistakes in precious metal trading. There is currently no official confirmation of the authenticity of this matter. But the real risk is that the market follows the "sell first, ask later" rule. Even if rumors are untrue, panic can lead to a vicious cycle of stock price decline, intensified concerns, and further decline. After killing the bears, the next script is likely to be killing the bulls.