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By Jonatan Randin, Market Analyst at PrimeXBT World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is one of the most high-profile altcoins launched in 2025. Backed by branding ties to Donald Trump’s family, WLFI raised significant capital during its presale before launching trading on 1 September 2025. With governance as the sole stated utility of the token, WLFI offers an unusual mix of political attention, ambitious product promises, and experimental tokenomics. This article takes a deeper look at WLFI’s origins, structure, governance, on-chain concentration, and technical analysis to assess whether it represents a valid opportunity or simply a speculative narrative. WLFI can now also b…
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Shiba Inu is back in focus as October begins, with the crypto now trading above $0.000012 after weeks of sideways movement below this price level. Despite the sideways price action, on-chain data is pointing to a change in metrics that could soon translate into a breakout. Crypto analyst Zayn shared fresh on-chain data of Shiba Inu custody on social media platform X, pointing out that the meme coin may be setting up for what traders have nicknamed Uptober. Exchange Reserves Hit Lowest Level Since 2023 According to data from on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant, Shiba Inu exchange reserves have fallen to 84.55 trillion tokens, valued at about $998 million based on th…
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The first shipment of tungsten concentrate (WO3) from Trinity Metals’ Nyakabingo mine in Rwanda arrived this week at Global Tungsten and Powders’ (GTP) plant in Towanda, Pennsylvania. Officials from Trinity Metals, GTP and Traxys were joined at the facility by the US Ambassador to Rwanda and The Deputy Rwandan Ambassador to the US to witness the arrival. GTP is the largest tungsten processor in the US and is part of Austria’s Plansee Group, a global manufacturer of tungsten-made components used in aerospace, defense and industrial applications. Tungsten is listed by the US government as a critical mineral needed to support the economy and enhance national …
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In the absence of Bureau of Labor Statistics data, preventing a more interesting day, participants are focusing on today's ISM Services PMI report closely Markets just received the report for the US ISM Services PMI, which slipped right around contraction territory at 50.0, missing expectations of 51.6 and down from the prior 52.0. The services sector — which makes up the bulk of US economic activity — is closely monitored as it reflects both consumer and business demand momentum, PMIs, particularly for the services sector, had been holding strong despite tariffs starting to bite into companies' profit-margins and activities, but things are starting to change. Now a fe…
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For GBP/USD, the wave structure continues to indicate the building of an upward wave pattern, and it has not changed over the past week. The pound has fallen too much recently, so the trend segment that began on August 1 now looks ambiguous. The first idea that comes to mind is a complication of the assumed wave 4, which could take the form of a three-wave structure, with each of its subwaves also made up of three smaller waves. In this case, a decline toward the 1.31 and 1.30 levels should be expected. However, if this assumption is correct, then the euro would also decline, and consequently its wave structure would undergo certain changes as well. At this time, I do not…
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Dark times are ahead for EUR/USD traders—and for all dollar-based pairs. The continued U.S. government shutdown has halted the release of official economic data. For instance, last week was supposed to bring September's Nonfarm Payrolls numbers, but traders had to settle for the ADP report, which does not cover government employees or several other non-agricultural sectors. This week, key inflation metrics (CPI/PPI) are scheduled for release, but they are unlikely to be published unless Congress unexpectedly reopens the government. If the shutdown continues—which remains the most likely scenario—EUR/USD traders will be forced to operate in a state of information vacuum. …
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On Monday, the British pound attempted to slip further below the daily MACD line, but by the end of the day, a white candlestick had formed, rising 19 pips, and the price closed above that line. The Marlin oscillator is slowly approaching the boundary of the bullish territory, which suggests that the nearest target at 1.3525 may be reached by tomorrow. A breakout above this level will open the path toward the key resistance at 1.3631. On the four-hour chart, the price has consolidated above both indicator lines—the balance line and the MACD line. The Marlin oscillator's signal line has moved into positive territory. The trend is upward, and the 1.3525 target is now cle…
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Titan Mining (TSX: TI) says the US Export-Import Bank (EXIM) is weighing a potential funding of up to $120 million that would pave its way to becoming the first US-based fully integrated graphite producer. Titan, one of the largest zinc producers in the US, also aims to become a key supplier of graphite for battery, defense and industrial applications by processing natural flake graphite produced at the Kilbourne deposit in upstate New York. A central part of the Kilbourne project is a proposed 40,000-tonne-per-year commercial processing facility, to be built next to the company’s Empire State Mines zinc complex. At full capacity, the facility could supply about h…
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In the previous review, we discussed the fact that a strong euro is not beneficial to the European Union or the European Central Bank (ECB). Of course, the exchange rate should not be excessively low, as this would undermine trust in the currency on global markets. However, it should not be too high either. In recent months, both ECB President Christine Lagarde and Chief Economist Philip Lane have brought up the issue of the euro's strength, making it clear that the elevated exchange rate is becoming problematic for the EU. Even with trade agreements being signed, Donald Trump's tariffs have contributed to new economic challenges in the bloc. The EU economy has been strug…
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At the end of yesterday's trading session, the euro fell by 53 pips. During today's Pacific session, the price has already dropped another 30 pips, approaching the target level of 1.1605. The Marlin oscillator is also declining after rebounding from the zero line. Even on the weekly chart, divergences are present and Marlin remains in negative territory. Formally, the price action is developing in line with our primary scenario, under which the euro is expected to continue its long-term decline toward the key target at 1.1066 — the May low — which nearly coincides with the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the rally that began in January this year. However, this otherwise cle…
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The New Zealand dollar recently hit a six-month low against the U.S. dollar, sliding to 0.5731. The intraday decline was triggered by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) October monetary policy decision to cut the official cash rate by 50 basis points — a much more aggressive move than the widely anticipated 25-basis-point cut. So the actual result surprised market participants. Moreover, the central bank has made it clear that it is open to further steps to ease monetary policy. This "ultra-dovish" move took the market by surprise and reminded traders that the RBNZ is not afraid to act boldly when needed. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand really does know how to s…
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Right now, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading slightly lower than its ATH of $126,080 at , however, a forecast suggests that it is far from being overheated. According to the Mayer Multiple, an on-chain metric that compares BTC’s price to its 200-week moving average, the current reading is just 1.16, which is well below the 2.4 level that typically signals market tops. Crypto Quant analyst Frank, explained, “Bitcoin is at all-time highs and the Mayer Multiple is ice cold.” The move has caused Hargreaves Lansdowne, UK’s largest retail investment platform to put out a statement, stating, “The HL Investment view is that bitcoin is not an asset class, and we…
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The crypto market has been in the red today with Bitcoin taking altcoins down with it. The main reason could be the Trump and China thing on tariffs and taxes. It is also affecting the S&P500, Nasdaq (US100) and DJI indexes. Actually all three are having their biggest red day in a while. In the meantime, Gold and Silver are doing well. This shows us that Bitcoin is more tied to the indexes rather than safe-haven assets like Silver and Gold. Partially meaning we are still early with .cwp-coin-chart svg path { stroke-width: 0.65 !important; } Bitcoin BTC $112,512.17 7…
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Against the backdrop of a sparsely populated economic calendar, political and geopolitical developments in the United States, France, and China will take center stage for currency market traders. The upcoming week lacks major scheduled events for the EUR/USD pair—though with an important caveat: this only holds true if the U.S. government shutdown continues. If Congress reaches an agreement and approves the budget for the new fiscal year, government agencies will resume full operations. In that case, key macroeconomic data will start flowing rapidly. In particular, markets will receive the September Nonfarm Payrolls report and crucial inflation data from the U.S. (CPI and…
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A long-dormant Bitcoin stash moved into an exchange this week, renewing worries about old coins re-entering the market and the effect that could have on prices. Mt. Gox Origins And Staggering Returns According to blockchain tracker Lookonchain, a cluster of addresses tied to coins pulled from Mt. Gox more than 13 years ago sent 300 BTC to Binance in a single transaction. Those coins were reportedly bought at about $11 each, meaning the original outlay was roughly $8,151. The transfer is now worth about $33.47 million, a mark-up of roughly 410,624%. Reports have disclosed that about 590 BTC still remain in the same group of addresses. Wallet Activity And What Chang…
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has taken a noticeably different tone on Bitcoin. The man who once dismissed it as a tool for money launderers now calls it a legitimate “alternative” investment. He said he’s had to go back and challenge some of his earlier assumptions about the crypto world. In a recent CBS interview, Fink admitted that back in 2017, he considered Bitcoin to be mostly used by criminals. He openly acknowledged calling it “an index of money laundering.” That view, it seems, has changed dramatically. Today, he compares Bitcoin to gold. Not as a replacement for traditional investments, but as something that could sit alongside them in a well-diversified portfolio. …
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Following yesterday's significant rise in Bitcoin and Ethereum, which marked the largest gains in recent weeks, there has been a notable correction that highlights the challenging situation in which market participants revise their portfolios and sentiment. According to SoSoValue, recent days have seen mixed inflows and outflows in spot BTC and ETH ETFs, indicating volatility that reflects the uncertainty hanging over the cryptocurrency market ahead of an important policy meeting of the Federal Reserve. This volatility is also indicative of the market's dependence on macroeconomic data, which have been somewhat lacking lately. Investors are exercising caution, closel…
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In a post on X on October 29, Quinn Thompson, CIO of Lekker Capital, argued that Jerome Powell’s post-FOMC messaging was less about macro uncertainty and more about pressure tactics aimed at the political apparatus — with direct consequences for crypto liquidity. Powell’s FOMC Comments Decoded Thompson wrote: “Powell appeared to be playing political games / posturing / CYA around the December verbiage, possibly to communicate to the admin to get the government reopened. It almost felt like a threat that if no data (due to continued government shutdown), then there won’t be a December cut and the market was briefly thrown off by that uncertainty.” He called out how abnorm…
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Africa-focused Petra Diamonds (LON: PDL) has launched an £18.8-million ($25 million) rights issue as part of a crucial refinancing strategy aimed at keeping the Africa-focused miner afloat during a severe downturn in diamond prices. The company confirmed it had reached a long-term refinancing agreement that extends its debt maturities by up to four years. As part of the new terms, Petra introduced a “payment in cash or equity” mechanism, allowing it to pay interest on its notes in shares rather than cash. Interest rates on the notes will increase to 10.5%, or 11.5% if payments are made in equity. The rights issue, which still requires shareholder approval at a spe…
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Highlights include CPI from the US, UK, Japan and Canada, Global Flash PMIs, Japanese PM Vote, and Chinese Activity Weekly Forecast MON: PBoC LPR, CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd), Chinese House Prices (Sep), Retail Sales (Sep) & Industrial Output (Sep), German Producer Prices (Sep), US Leading Index (Sep), New Zealand Trade (Sep) TUE-: NBH Policy Announcement, CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd), UK PSNB (Sep), Canadian CPI (Sep) WED-: CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd); UK CPI (Sep), Japanese Trade Balance (Sep) THU-: CBRT, BOK Policy Announcement, CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd), European Council (23rd-24th); US Weekly Claims,Existing Home Sales (Sep), EZ Consumer Confidence Flash…
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One of the largest banks in Africa, ABSA Bank, is partnering with Ripple to provide custodial services on the Ripple blockchain. This announcement is another significant moment in mainstream financial institutions’ crypto adoption. The central bank intends to roll out crypto regulations in Ghana by December. Ghana is joining several major countries on the continent in enacting similar legislation. Meanwhile, Blockchain.com is seeking a crypto exchange license from Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission. This decision comes weeks after the platform chose Nigeria as its regional hub. Let’s look at these stories making continental headlines this week: South Af…
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Telcoin is trending, adding 30% in the past 48 hours. Will TEL crypto break higher? Demand stems from positive regulatory developments in the United States. The GENIUS Act was approved in the Senate and will likely find support in the House. By 2030, Citi projects the global stablecoin market to reach $3.7 trillion, with a conservative estimate of $1.6 trillion if traction is slower than expected. Meanwhile, Ark Invest forecasts stablecoins to hit $1.4 trillion by the same period. On the other hand, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is confident the industry could surge above $2 trillion by 2028. The approval from the state of Nebraska came in April and follow…
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Ethereum is still struggling below $3,000 despite the Bitcoin price sitting close to all-time highs. At the current levels, Ethereum continues to look incredibly bearish, with sell-offs dominating the market at this level. While piling shorts are pointing to a possible relief rally, there is also the possibility that the price will crash back down from here. Crypto analyst Weslad maps out the ETH price trajectory using the ABCDE wave structure, showing a possible crash below $2,000. The Bullish Ethereum Scenario Weslad points to the 2021 Ethereum peak when the price reached $4,851 as the point when a large-scale symmetrical pennant had formed for the digital asset. Inter…
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Grammy‑winning artist Drake has just put out a new track called What Did I Miss? that makes a clear link between his rocky love life and Bitcoin’s wild swings. According to reports, he raps, “I look at this shit like a BTC, could be down this week, then I’m up next week.” That line isn’t just catchy—it’s another sign of how Bitcoin references are moving past finance blogs into hit songs. Adoption Numbers And Hype Based on reports from River, nearly 5% of the world’s population has used or owns Bitcoin so far. That’s a long way from Blockware’s forecast that 10% could be on board by 2030. Those numbers show that while the buzz is loud, real wallets holding Bitcoin rem…
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