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Gold extended losses on Wednesday after suffering its worst single-day decline in over 12 years, as investors continue to book profits off technical signals ahead of key US inflation data due later this week. Spot gold fell another 2% to about $4,039.50 per ounce by midday, having already fallen more than 6% in Tuesday’s rout. US gold futures also took a 1.5% hit, falling to about $4,050 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Despite the heavy losses, bullion is still holding above the key $4,000-an-ounce level, which it traded at two weeks ago. During that period, the metal has soared at a rapid pace, hitting record highs in successive sessions.…
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Renewing all-time highs by a whisker on Monday, at around $4,381 per troy ounce, gold has since experienced some significant downside, falling over 5.25% in yesterday’s session. In today’s session, gold has fallen further, down 2.18% at $4,035. Now in striking distance of the key psychological level of $4,000, having surpassed it for the first time in history only 10 days prior, what’s next for the yellow metal? Gold (XAU/USD): Key takeaways 22/10/2025 Falling in excess of 8.00% in the last two sessions alone, a spell of selling pressure has entered into precious metal markets following recent upsideGaining almost a ⅓ in value since late August, recent gold price actio…
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Today, Wednesday, the EUR/USD pair halted its three-day losing streak, rising above the key psychological level of 1.1600. On Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump rejected meeting requests from Democratic lawmakers, emphasizing that he would not negotiate until the full functionality of the government was restored. The government shutdown has now entered its fourth week, and on Monday the Senate failed for the eleventh time to reach a funding agreement. In the absence of major economic releases from either the eurozone or the United States, traders focused mainly on the speeches of senior ECB officials, including President Christine Lagarde and Vice President Luis de Guin…
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In a shocking announcement yesterday, the Kadena team revealed that the organization is no longer able to continue business operations and will cease all activities immediately. Despite the company’s closure, the Kadena blockchain itself will remain operational, maintained by independent miners and developers under its decentralized proof-of-work structure. The news sent shockwaves through the crypto community, triggering a massive sell-off in KDA, Kadena’s native token, which dropped by more than 55% within hours of the announcement. The drop effectively erased nearly all of Kadena’s price gains accumulated over the past five years, marking one of the most dramatic dec…
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Canadian rare earth and metals recycler Cyclic Materials announced Wednesday an expansion of its partnership with magnetic materials developer VACUUMSCHMELZE (VAC). The companies have signed a 10-year exclusive agreement for recycling 100% of the magnet production by products that will be produced at VAC’s new manufacturing facility in Sumter, South Carolina scheduled to begin operations at the end of 2025. Cyclic Materials raised $57 million in its Series B equity round last year, backed by Microsoft, Amazon, Hitachi Ventures, BMW iVentures, Jaguar Landrover’s lnMotion fund, and specialized funds such as Energy Impact Partners, ArcTern Ventures and Fifth Wal…
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UK regulators have taken legal action against HTX, the exchange linked to Justin Sun, marking a major step in the country’s effort to police unlawful crypto promotions. As per the Reuters report, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) filed a civil lawsuit on Wednesday, October 22, in London’s High Court against HTX, previously known as Huobi. The regulator claims the exchange promoted crypto services to UK consumers without proper authorization. The case also names four unidentified individuals associated with HTX’s operations and marketing activities. The FCA stated that the action is part of its effort to protect consumers and maintain trust in the country’s financ…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for October 22 US stocks fell on Wednesday due to a combination of mixed corporate earnings (like Netflix) and renewed fears over US-China trade relations. A report suggested the Trump administration is planning new restrictions on exports to China covering everything from laptops to jet engines in response to China's limits on rare earth minerals, leading to an immediate drop in the stock market, especially for tech companies. This trade tension overshadowed President Trump's mixed signals about an upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. While some analysts believe the market decline is temporary and the ov…
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Aave eyes a $50M annual token buyback, testing whether “Aavenomics” can translate protocol revenue into price support. The Aave DAO is considering a major update to its token policy that would make buybacks a permanent part of its system. A new proposal posted on Wednesday suggests setting up an annual $50M AAVE token buyback using the protocol’s revenue. (Source: AAVE Governance) The plan, to be introduced by the Aave Chan Initiative (ACI), suggests purchasing between $250,000 and $1.75 million every week or so. They would be managed by TokenLogic and the Aave Finance Committee (AFC), and the sum would vary depending on market conditions, liquidity, and earnings…
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Crypto analyst Anthony has predicted that the Dogecoin price could rally to $3.25. He also provided a timeline for when the foremost meme coin could reach this price target, which will mark a new all-time high (ATH). When The Dogecoin Price Will reach $3.25 In an X post, Anthony stated that the Dogecoin price will reach $3.25 in the next three months. However, the analyst didn’t mention what would serve as the catalyst for this parabolic rally for the foremost meme coin. A potential rally to $3.25 would represent a 1,500% increase from DOGE’s current price. Meanwhile, this would mark a new all-time high (ATH) for the Dogecoin price, with its current ATH at $0.73. In a…
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Watch the video: [English] | [French] Read the full article in French Standing atop Nipissing Hill Lookout, the history of the surrounding town of Cobalt, Ont. is in full view. There’s the town itself, Cobalt Lake and the decades-old remains of legacy mine infrastructure such as headframes and wooden mills. Look further out and squint, and on a sunny day a set of distant squares of solar panels reflect back bright white light. The tranquil streets and dusty old mining buildings of Cobalt might make it hard to believe that this community – where less than 1,000 people live – once hosted one of the three great silver rushes of the Americas. In 1545, a group of …
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Insuring physical gold is one of the most important steps pre-retirees and retirees can take to protect their retirement savings. Whether your precious metals are stored at home, in a private vault, or inside a self-directed Gold IRA, proper insurance helps preserve long-term wealth. In a world marked by inflation pressure, market volatility, and growing economic uncertainty, insured physical precious metals give retirement portfolios a level of stability that paper assets often fail to deliver. Why Insuring Physical Gold Matters for Retirement Security Retirement planning today requires more than simply choosing a mix of stocks and bonds. Many individuals approaching or …
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If there were a king of American quarter collecting, it would be the 1901-S Barber Quarter. With only 72,664 ever minted and fewer than 500 surviving today across all grades, this coin represents the pinnacle of rarity. Yet the 1901-S is only one example of the dramatic scarcity found within the Barber series. While many dates trade close to their silver melt value, others are coveted key issues that can soar to five-figure prices. This guide examines the scarcest Barber quarter dates, their distinctive characteristics, and the historical factors that created these numismatic treasures. What Makes Barber Quarters Special? Four key factors separate Barber quarters fro…
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If there were a king of American quarter collecting, it would be the 1901-S Barber Quarter. With only 72,664 ever minted and fewer than 500 surviving today across all grades, this coin represents the pinnacle of rarity. Yet the 1901-S is only one example of the dramatic scarcity found within the Barber series. While many dates trade close to their silver melt value, others are coveted key issues that can soar to five-figure prices. This guide examines the scarcest Barber quarter dates, their distinctive characteristics, and the historical factors that created these numismatic treasures. What Makes Barber Quarters Special? Four key factors separate Barber quarters fro…
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In a livestream on October 22, 2025, crypto commentator Zach Rector argued that an XRP supply squeeze in 2025 is effectively “baked in,” contending that pending spot exchange-traded funds and a wave of “digital asset treasury” vehicles will lock up meaningful amounts of circulating supply. Why A XRP Supply Shock Could Be Coming “This is no longer speculation,” Rector said at the top of the show. “When these ETFs do go live, we are going to see inflows… With conservative assumptions on the inflows and simple math on the multiplier… we can confirm that XRP is going to a much higher price and that a supply shock will ensue this year unless the government shutdown extends un…
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McEwen Inc. (TSX, NYSE-A: MUX) has cut one of the thickest oxide hits yet at the Windfall area of its Gold Bar Mine Complex in Nevada, a result that may strengthen the case for adding near-surface ounces and stretching the mine life. A new hole, WF039, returned 74.7 metres of Carlin-type, sediment-hosted oxides, grading 2.4 grams gold per tonne from 30.5 metres downhole, including 7.6 metres of 12.8 grams, McEwen said Wednesday. Other near-surface intercepts include 64 metres of 1.7 grams from 41.1 metres in hole WF037 and 89.9 metres of 1 gram from 89.9 metres in hole WF045. A deeper zone continues to emerge, with 6.1 metres of 6.1 grams from 141.7 metres depth in ho…
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In the race to build faster, cheaper, and more scalable blockchains, every major altcoin ecosystem has traced back to Ethereum. What began as a single programmable blockchain has evolved into the base layer of liquidity, infrastructure, and innovation for the broader crypto economy. Two High-profile Chains That Chose Integration Over Isolation A new compelling argument has emerged, which redefines the future of Layer 1 (L1) blockchains, particularly those compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). According to the Head of the Ecosystem at Ethereum Foundation, James_gaps, Celo and Ronin have proved why every altcoin’s L1 might eventually become an ETH L1. Celo …
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SUI USD has been performing rather well after the ruthless October 10th. Investors could have gotten scared, depending on where they checked the price. On Binance, it dropped down to ~$0.50, while on Coinbase, it briefly visited $2. Large gap between both, revealing stability and security. Potentially. Now that the Black Swan event is behind us, .cwp-coin-chart svg path { stroke-width: 0.65 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-graph-container.positive svg path:nth-of-type(2) { stroke: #008868 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-trend.positive { color: #008868 !important; background-color: transparent !important; } .cwp-coin-widget…
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Those who fly too high fall the hardest. Gold nearly touched the $4,400 per ounce mark before it was caught in an avalanche of sell-offs. XAU/USD prices plummeted by 5.7% in a single day — the fastest percentage drop in nearly twelve years. In dollar terms, the $230 pullback marked the largest one-day loss in history. It is highly unlikely that such a dramatic collapse was caused solely by a de-escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China. Recently, the precious metal had been climbing in a parabolic fashion with virtually no corrections — an extremely rare occurrence that almost always leads to bursting bubbles. That was the case with the U.S. NASDAQ in 1999 a…
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Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.5% in September, marking a four-year high. While 15,000 new jobs were created, 34,000 jobs were lost during the same period. The Australian dollar and government bond yields both declined as markets began pricing in a higher probability of another interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). The RBA held its key rate steady at 3.6% in October and did not indicate a potential cut at the next meeting. However, the latest labor market data suggests a case for easing is building. With third-quarter inflation data due next week, it is clearly too early for a final policy call—but the case for a rate cut has clearly st…
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The UK inflation data put pressure on the British pound. The GBP/USD pair fell to the lower end of the 1.33 handle, briefly updating a weekly price low in response to the negative release. Nearly all components fell short of forecasts, pointing to softening price pressures. This outcome has increased market expectations that the Bank of England may cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its next meeting in November—or at the very least hint at such a move in December. Specifically, the September headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in flat month-over-month, while analysts had expected a modest 0.1% increase. On a year-over-year basis, CPI remained at 3.8% for the …
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As the Bitcoin price continues to navigate market headwinds and consolidate above $108,000, analysts forecast that its next explosive move could trigger a full-scale altcoin season. Experts are now targeting a potential rise toward $200,000, identifying this new all-time high level as Bitcoin’s potential cycle top while suggesting that the cryptocurrency has yet to establish a definitive bottom. Bitcoin Price Explosion To Ignite Biggest Altcoin Season Ever According to digital asset analyst CrediBULL Crypto, Bitcoin’s next parabolic surge could catalyze the biggest altcoin season the market has ever seen. The analyst shared an Elliott Wave chart analysis, showing that …
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Kraken has revealed that its tokenized equities platform has now passed a total of $5 billion in trading volume. Alongside that, the company said revenue from the product has doubled, showing real user activity rather than just occasional testing. This milestone isn’t just a nice round number. It points to a genuine interest in tokenized stocks and signals that this part of Kraken’s business is starting to scale incredibly. What Kraken’s Equity Tokens Actually Do The platform lets users trade tokenized versions of U.S. equities and ETFs. These aren’t shares in the traditional sense, but digital representations that aim to mirror the performance of real stocks. The benef…
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Dovish expectations and market sentiment have been growing—but is this truly the case? In recent weeks, nearly every Federal Reserve official has spoken publicly. Now, during the pre-meeting "blackout period" (with the next Fed meeting just a week away), market participants have a relatively clear sense of what to expect from the U.S. central bank. The prevailing assumption is that the Fed has adopted an increasingly dovish stance, especially in light of a supposedly "cooling" labor market. This analysis aims to challenge that assumption. To begin with, it's important to note that only a few Fed officials have expressed openly dovish rhetoric—namely, those closely aligned…
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China has decided to tighten export conditions for rare earth metals starting December 1, 2025. The United States is actively trying to dissuade Beijing from implementing these restrictions. The question is—why, and what could this mean for the rest of the world? China controls, by various estimates, up to 90% of global rare earth metals production. These resources are critical in sectors including automotive manufacturing, electronics, defense systems, and aerospace. While China has not announced a full export embargo, its rhetoric on the issue has already put many countries on edge. As of now, special government approval will be required to purchase these metals from Ch…
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As of Wednesday, the USD/CHF pair showed a slight decline of 0.10%, trading near 0.7955 at the time of writing, after recovering from the 0.7900 level reached earlier in the week. Throughout the current week, the U.S. dollar has remained stable in relation to the Swiss franc. Markets are displaying caution ahead of upcoming U.S. economic data releases and next week's Federal Reserve policy decision. Investor sentiment has improved following news of a planned meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month, aimed at reducing trade tensions. This rise in optimism has modestly reduced demand for safe-haven assets, applying pressu…
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