1 Minutes Ago: The New Banking Rule Starts Monday (Alert)

Video Description

While everyone was watching stock charts, the real decision was made quietly in Basel, Switzerland. A signed regulatory mandate has gone live — and once markets open, the global banking system will never work the same way again. This isn’t a rumour. It isn’t a conspiracy. It’s Basel III — and it ends the paper gold and silver game that banks have relied on for decades. In this video, we break down what the Bank for International Settlements (the central bank of central banks) just did, why it was passed in silence, and how it directly affects your money, your bank account, and the value of your savings. You’ll learn: • Why banks can no longer treat paper gold and silver as “real” assets • How Basel III quietly destroys price manipulation in precious metals • Why gold is now officially a Tier 1, risk-free asset — equal to cash and Treasuries • Why banks are being forced to buy physical metal or exit the market • How this creates a short squeeze driven by regulation, not speculation • Why unallocated metal accounts are now a liability for banks • How this rule pressures the dollar and accelerates currency devaluation • Why this change mirrors 1933 and 1971 — and signals another wealth transfer • How Basel III triggers credit tightening, stagflation risk, and a lending freeze • Why silver benefits alongside gold as physical supply tightens This is not about charts or hype. This is about financial plumbing — the rules that decide what is safe, what is risky, and who survives the next reset. Basel III forces banks to tell the truth. And when the system is forced to be honest, prices must revalue. Paper leverage is ending. Physical assets are returning. ⚠️ Disclaimer This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions. 📌 In the next segment, we break down the hidden “doom loop” Basel III creates for banks — and how it forces central banks to print trillions to survive. Click through to continue. The rules have changed. The banks already know it. The question is whether you do.