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<p>John Rubino reveals a new logic behind the surge in silver prices: "Tech giants are buying mines." Companies like Tesla and Google are turning to direct acquisitions of physical silver mines to lock in resources in response to supply risks. "Perhaps Tesla will buy First Majestic Silver Corp." Driven by the demand for essential items like Samsung's solid-state batteries, silver has fallen into a crisis of "unavailability." Rubino predicts a reset target for silver prices at $200 and warns of "significant volatility" this week</p>

- The silver market is experiencing historic price surges, reaching $83, seen as a sign of the collapse of a 70-year "credit super cycle," prompting investors to seek physical assets.  
- Tech giants like Tesla and Google are purchasing mining companies directly to secure silver supplies for their hardware, reflecting an industrial demand revolution driven by new technologies.  
- Industry experts predict short-term volatility in silver prices, possibly fluctuating by $20 within a week, while long-term outlooks project a rise to $200 amid a growing crisis of "unobtainability."

Silver price 200 dollars new logic? Financial writer John Rubino predicts that tech giants will trigger a "mining acquisition wave"