Missile economics are dead. As NATO and Israel deploy lasers like DragonFire and Iron Beam to fight drones, a new crisis emerges: silver scarcity. This "pennies per shot" tech creates a massive structural deficit in the silver market. Learn why the future of air defense is a silver squeeze.
Every robot built is a gram of silver lost forever—welcome to the automation age of silent extermination.
The U.S. Geological Survey has officially added silver to America’s Critical Minerals List—years late. SilverWars exposes how bureaucratic denial masked silver’s defense-sector role and supply-chain fragility now threatening U.S. national security.
China just classified silver as a strategic export. The West still treats it like jewelry. From missiles to solar grids, silver is the hidden metal powering modern war—and Beijing now controls the gate. It’s go time for the U.S. to secure silver before the lights go out.
The $550B U.S.–Japan pact strengthens defense and mineral supply chains to reduce reliance on China. With silver poised for “critical mineral” status, the alliance may stockpile it for defense tech—from missiles to satellites—making silver a strategic asset in future conflicts.
U.S. windows now embed nearly 28 metric tons of silver yearly via low-E coatings and films. This silent shift, driven by energy codes, is turning architecture into a hidden engine of structural silver demand.