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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) has secured its first detailed court schedule in months for its long-running dispute with US authorities over one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold projects. In the US District Court for Alaska, the company is challenging the US Environmental Protection Agency’s veto of the Pebble project. Opening briefs from Dynasty are due by Oct. 3 and the federal justice department must file its response by Jan. 2, with the company scheduled to reply by Feb. 27. Northern Dynasty also said Friday it’s continuing to negotiate with the EPA outside of court to reverse the veto. “If we are able to come to a resolution t…
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Overview: There were three highlights for today and two, the rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia and the UK's labor market update are behind us. The Reserve Bank of Australia delivered a dovish cut after last month's hawkish hold. It signaled scope for two more rate cuts. The UK's labor market appeared to stabilize, and this has seen the odds of another cut before the end of the pared. The third highlight is the US July CPI. We had anticipated a firmer today for the dollar ahead of the report and this has transpired. Even though headline and core CPI are likely to have edged up, we do not think that stands in the way of a cut next month. The full employment side of …
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The Solana (SOL) ecosystem demonstrated notable growth in the second quarter (Q2) of the year, particularly in terms of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) total value locked (TVL). Solana DeFi TVL Soars 30% According to market analysis firm Messari, the total value locked in DeFi on the Solana ecosystem surged by 30.4% quarter-over-quarter, reaching $8.6 billion. This growth solidified Solana’s position as the second-largest network in DeFi TVL. However, the quarter was not without its challenges. Average daily spot decentralized exchange (DEX) volume experienced a sharp decline of 45.4%, dropping to $2.5 billion, attributed to the waning excitement surrounding memecoins. …
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Dogecoin’s consolidation has not broken its higher-timeframe uptrend, according to crypto analyst Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow), who in an August 19 livestream argued that DOGE continues to respect key support structures despite choppy day-to-day price action. “A lot of people are very very bitter about Doge, of course,” he said, because the meme-coin “has been [forming] higher highs and higher lows.” In his view, the technical context remains constructive: “This is a bull trend until proven otherwise.” Dogecoin Defies The Bears Cantonese Cat anchored his call in multi-timeframe signals rather than short-term oscillations. On the weekly and monthly charts, he said Dogecoin…
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Ethereum has become the default settlement layer engine of decentralized finance, and Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, has recently expressed a bullish stance on ETH that was far from a random call. This dominant position explains why Lee’s confidence in ETH is rooted in speculation and the backbone of digital finance. How Ethereum Powers The Largest Share Of Decentralized Finance In an X post, analyst AdrianoFeria has highlighted that Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, has chosen ETH because it is the default choice for stablecoins, tokenization, and DeFi, and the very rails on which the future of finance is being built. Ethereum …
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Most Read: Markets Today: Trump's FED Battle Intensifies, French Stocks Slide on Political Risk, DAX Finds Support at 50-Day MA Oil prices dropped by over 1% after they had risen by almost 2% on Monday to start the week on the front foot. Traders are watching the war in Ukraine and the possibility of interruptions to Russia's oil supply. Brent crude oil fell by $1.08, or 1.57%, to $67.72 per barrel. It had reached its highest price since early August just a day earlier. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil also dropped, losing $1.13, or about 1.74%, to $63.67. The rally yesterday was largely driven by Russian supply fears as Ukraine struck Russian energy infrastruc…
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Electric Metals’ (TSXV: EML) shares more than doubled on a new preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its North Star manganese project in Emily, Minnesota, showing it’s among the strongest manganese projects outside China by capacity and economics. The study outlines an after-tax net present value (at a 10% discount) of $1.39 billion and a 43.5% after-tax internal rate of return (IRR). The project starts with a capital cost of $474.8 million for the mine and processing facilities. Then, there’s an additional $150 million for plant expansion and $276 million for sustaining and closure costs over 25 years. Overall, it has a 23-month payback period from start-up. …
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 3 Today's session confirms the return of volatility ahead of Friday's US Labor data, as participants keep placing and unwinding their bets for the extremely consequential event. In that aspect, metals have been rallying massively since the past two weeks and that comes as Markets really start to be afraid about the FED's Independence (despite Governors and FED Speakers doing their best to calm the situation). Looking at Gold, the rally started after FED Chair Jerome Powell's switch in tone at his Jackson Hole speech: While every other asset classes have mean-reverted or ranged since, Silver, Gold, Plati…
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Bloomberg Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) analyst James Seyffart shared his perspective on the long-awaited altcoin season and how it may differ from previous cycles following the boom of Digital Asset Treasuries and institutional adoption. Altseason Already Here? In a recent interview with Jay Hamilton from Milk Road, James Seyffart, senior analyst and ETF expert at Bloomberg, reaffirmed his stance that the four-year cycle theory has “lost a lot of value,” at least for this cycle. “I’m one of those people not necessarily saying this time is different, but I don’t think we’re going to, you know, peak in later this year and then drop 80%. I just don’t think that’s going to h…
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Crypto markets are getting more solid and are showing resilience this Saturday, and so many news outlets predicting a breakout soon. As of today, the global market cap is steadying at $3.8T to $3.9T, and people are looking for a big Q4 rally amid neutral Fear & Greed. Bullish vibes continue building as altcoins show their strength. (source – crypto market cap, CoinGecko) BTC ▼-1.69% hovering around $110K, ETH ▼-3.12% also bouncing at around $4.3K, and SOL ▼-2.49% strong at above $200. Institutional inflows on ETH ETFs has blasted past $16B, and optimism grows with rate cut talks. Coins like Numeraire pumping, and up by more than 20% today after last month’s 70% su…
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Yesterday, President Donald Trump told European officials that he was prepared to impose large-scale new tariffs on India and China to push President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table with Ukraine—but only if EU countries did the same. According to media reports, Trump made this request when he invited senior U.S. and EU officials to a meeting in Washington. The U.S. is expected to introduce tariffs, but only on the condition that Europe imposes similar measures. This proposal posed a challenge, given that a number of countries, including Hungary, had previously blocked stricter EU sanctions targeting Russia's energy sector. Such measures would require the backing …
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The PPI report time for August 2025 is scheduled to be released on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. Cassandra’s curse. Analysts expect CPI and PPI to be hot, and institutions could unload their bags onto retail in the aftermath. It will be a brief but brutal drop that will shake off a lot of weak hands. Here’s what to know: DISCOVER: 20+ Next Crypto to Explode in 2025 PPI Report Time: Will Inflation Be a Dealbreaker for Fed Cuts? The most impactful releases this week will be the Producer Price Index (PPI) on Wednesday and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Thursday. Both reports will test whether Trump’s tariffs are pressuring the Fed to cut…
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Yesterday, Bitcoin managed to hold above the $113,000 level, which indicates a relatively high probability of further growth. Ethereum also posted a strong move upward. This growth is not surprising. According to reports from several expert firms, buying demand for BTC has surged in recent days, hitting a historic record. CryptoQuant attributes this to inflows of new investments and idle funds from institutional players. This surge in interest clearly shows Bitcoin's growing recognition as a legitimate asset class among large investment funds and corporations. Institutional investors, who are traditionally more conservative, are increasingly viewing BTC as a means of po…
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Bitcoin is once again gaining momentum, now trading above the $115,000 level after a modest surge yesterday. The move comes as markets price in growing expectations of a US Federal Reserve interest rate cut at its upcoming meeting next week. Risk assets, including crypto, have responded positively to the prospect of looser monetary policy, though the broader backdrop remains volatile. For Bitcoin, the challenge now lies in sustaining higher levels as bulls attempt to push further. While the reclaim of $115K signals strength, the path ahead is clouded with uncertainty as investors weigh macroeconomic risks alongside on-chain developments. Adding perspective, top analyst…
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After a summer marked by cautious investor sentiment and shifting priorities across the sector, new figures show that capital flows into crypto are starting to cool. Overall funding for crypto protocols was down 30% in August, sliding to nearly $2 billion from July’s $2.67 billion, according to DeFiLlama. Funding Dips Yet Quarter Gains Based on reports, third-quarter totals reached $4.57 billion in just two months, pushing past Q2’s $4.54 billion. That shows money is still moving, even if monthly flows look cooler compared with past peaks. At the start of 2022, monthly raises hit about $7 billion. Numbers have come down since then, but 2025 has shown several big spike…
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer triggered fury Today as he revealed plans for UK digital ID, but are major banks planning to take the British pound (GBP) digital too? Britain’s biggest banks have launched live tests of “tokenized” sterling, digital versions of bank deposits designed for faster and more controlled payments. (Source – GBP USD, TradingView) Six lenders, Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, NatWest, Nationwide, and Santander, are taking part in the pilot, which is being coordinated by UK Finance. The project began on September 26 and will run until mid-2026. The tests focus on three use cases: marketplace payments, remortgaging, and digital-asset s…
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Overview: A couple days away from the US-China talks, the two are sitting disputing who sought out the talks. Given the egos, the risk is that the talks are downgraded if not canceled. Expectations ought to be low in any event. On the other hand, the first US trade agreement is expected to be announced with the UK today, though it has not prevented sterling from falling ahead of the Bank of England meeting, which will most likely result in a dovish quarter-point cut. For its part, the greenback is building on yesterday's gains, encouraged by the Federal Reserve's hawkish hold. It is higher against the G10 currencies, and most emerging market currencies. Equities are most…
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There’s a new sheriff in town—or at least that’s how Vice President JD Vance framed it from the main stage at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas. In a packed ballroom at The Venetian, the Republican VP laid out the clearest message yet from the Trump administration: the days of what he called “regulatory harassment” are over. “Operation Choke Point 2.0 is dead,” Vance announced to roaring applause. “Let my words serve as its obituary.” Vice President JD Vance Delivers Remarks at Bitcoin 2025 Conference at Las Vegas, NV https://t.co/m2IIVUS1j4 — Vice President JD Vance (@VP) May 28, 2025 JD Vance became the first U.S. vice president to address a crypto-focused crowd—and use…
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The Dollar index is consolidating below the 100.00 level for the second consecutive week as Tuesday’s rally in the USD was not strong enough to hold. The DXY is trading at 98.80 and hasn’t crossed above 100 this week. Between renewed menaces and the actual delay in implementing tariffs, US President Trump is making sure that the ongoing trend of USD selling doesn’t stall. The announcement in the middle of last week from the US Federal Court boosted the USD initially, though the appeal of the court decision just added to more uncertainty. Overall mixed US Data hasn't helped to add demand for the Greenback. Manufacturing PMI and JOLTS beat while ADP Employment and Service…
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Marimaca Copper (TSX: MARI) (ASX: MC2) surged by double digits on Wednesday after announcing a C$24.4 million ($17.7 million) private placement to fund its namesake project in northern Chile. The offering comprises approximately 5.31 million common shares priced at C$4.60 per share, issued exclusively to institutional investors. Two of Marimaca’s cornerstone shareholders, Assore International Holdings and Ithaki, will buy most of the shares at 2.25 million each. A blue chip fund is expected to purchase the remaining portion. The stock opened the trading day at C$4.88 apiece and closed at C$5.28 for an intraday gain of 10.2%. The rally takes the Toronto-based coppe…
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Ethereum has experienced a sharp pullback, retracing over 10% since yesterday as the broader crypto market faced a wave of volatility. Despite the decline, bulls are showing resilience. ETH failed to break below the critical $2,300 mark and is now holding firm above $2,400, a sign that demand remains strong at current levels. Investors are watching closely as Ethereum consolidates and attempts to recover lost ground. Top analyst M-Log1 shared a technical update indicating that ETH is currently sitting around the 200-period moving average on the 4-hour chart. This level often acts as a major trend indicator, and reclaiming it could spark renewed bullish momentum. Accordi…
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Bitcoin (BTC) dropped sharply over the past 24 hours, nearing the $100,000 mark with an intraday low of $100,984. This price movement reflects increased volatility across the crypto market following a public exchange on social media between US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Their clash appears to have triggered a wave of risk-off sentiment among traders. In response, the global crypto market cap slipped 4%, falling from over $3.4 trillion yesterday to $3.33 trillion. Meanwhile, the broader market correction has not gone unnoticed in derivatives data. Derivative Metrics Reveal Bearish Sentiment Spike According to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, the Binanc…
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The Middle East has experienced a significant escalation in tensions over the past few hours, with reports indicating Israel has launched strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities. Global Index Futures are down by 1.5% or more, while the VIX (Stock Options Volatility Index) has surged by 15%. In a major risk-off move, bonds and gold are gaining, and safe-haven currencies such as the Swiss Franc (CHF), US Dollar (USD), and Japanese Yen (JPY) are leading the Forex board. Meanwhile, Oil and other energy products have breached 4-month highs – Gold is trading around $3,420 and came very close to record highs on the initial spike. Read More: Oil Surges 10%, Gold Ab…
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At Dutch Blockchain Week 2025, Thierry Baudet, the face of the Forum for Democracy (FvD), charted an ambitious roadmap for a blockchain-driven future. His vision cuts out conventional banking systems, offering instead a financial ecosystem untethered from state control. From directly handling salaries in crypto to streamlining everyday purchases, Baudet painted blockchain as more than innovation—it’s a revolution in how people engage with their money. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.09T24h7d30d1yAll time Championing Freedom at Dutch Blockchain Week Baudet’s presence at Dutch Blockchain Week, held from May 19 to 25 in Amsterdam, sent a strong message that crypto is more than…
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Novagold Resources (TSX: NG) is pressing ahead with an updated feasibility study for its Donlin Gold project in Alaska now that Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX; NYSE: B) is no longer involved, CEO Greg Lang said. Vancouver-based Novagold and US hedge fund billionaire John Paulson agreed in April to jointly buy Barrick’s 50% stake in Donlin for $1 billion. The transaction, which closed June 3, boosts Novagold’s stake to 60% while giving Paulson a 40% interest. Paulson paid Barrick $800 million, while Novagold paid $200 million. “We are fully aligned with Paulson that the next step for Donlin is to break out of this deadlock we were in with Barrick and move forward …
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