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Defense Metals (TSXV: DEFN; US-OTCQB: DFMTF) actively recognized the ongoing support from the federal government and the McLeod Lake Indian Band (MLIB) for its Wicheeda rare earth project. The project is located about 80 km northeast of Prince George, British Columbia. During the week of November 20, 2025, Defense Metals CEO Mark Tory and MLIB Chief Harley Chingee met with Canadian Government officials in Ottawa. With Chief Chingee’s strong endorsement on behalf of MLIB and the project’s merits and urgency, the Canadian government reaffirmed its support for Defense Metals to proceed with its permitting and development strategy. The Wicheeda project aimed to contri…
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Bitcoin has not grown at the rapid rate expected so far in the cycle, and some have blamed this on the fact that the Federal Reserve has been practicing quantitative tightening. This refers to a period when the central bank is reducing its money supply in a bid to reel in excess liquidity. As a result, buying power seems to have fallen as there isn’t enough liquidity flowing into risk assets such as Bitcoin. However, this could all be changing very soon as the Fed begins to change its stance. Quantitative Easing Could Bring About More Liquidity After a long stretch of quantitative tightening, the Fed’s recent comments suggest that there is a move toward quantitative easi…
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Market Insights Podcast (24/10/2025): In today's podcast, we discuss how the Federal Reserve is balancing the demands of its dual mandate, as well as the better-than-expected US CPI, and the upcoming Bank of England interest rate decision and its impact on sterling. Join Nick Syiek (TraderNick) and podcast host Jonny Hart as they review the latest market news and moves. MarketPulse provides up-to-the-minute analysis on forex, commodities and indices from around the world. MarketPulse is an award-winning news site that delivers round-the-clock commentary on a wide range of asset classes, as well as in-depth insights into the major economic trends and events that …
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Reports have disclosed that the US Federal Reserve has ended its Quantitative Tightening program and has put cash back into markets. According to sources, the Fed injected more than $13 billion through overnight repo operations, the largest such move in years. Crypto investor and author Paul Barron said that coins like XRP could “bring the fire” now that more liquidity is flowing back into the system. He believes that when the Fed starts easing up, assets with clear utility often react faster than the rest of the market. Barron added that stronger liquidity usually pulls traders toward tokens that can move money quickly and cheaply, which is why he thinks XRP may see m…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for December 15 Risk sentiment was jittery to open the week and the pre-NFP session. Stocks had a decent overnight session, pulled higher by the EuroStoxx index, but stumbled at the US open as profit-taking set in. The hangover from Fed Goolsbee’s comments regarding the dangers of "frontloading cuts" continued to spew over today's early trading. But NY Fed's Williams came to save the day once again. He backed his view for sensical Fed dovishness, citing underlying weakness in the US economy—noting that the strong GDP numbers were artificially pulled higher by much lower imports—and emphasizing that inflation "isn't …
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The U.S. dollar confidently regained part of its positions yesterday against the euro, pound, Japanese yen, and other risk assets. The reason lies in the uncertainty that may emerge after today's Federal Reserve meeting.Traders are anticipating two key events: a quarter-point rate cut, and some clarity from Chair Jerome Powell, who will likely avoid tricky questions, as growing disagreements among policymakers are blurring the outlook for the future. Earlier this month, Powell made it clear that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) remains focused on threats to the labor market. However, the delayed inflation report released last week turned out weaker than expected, …
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While Bitcoin is still weighing its options—whether to make another run toward the $116,000 zone or crash below $100,000, dragging millions of dollars in trader capital with it—news has emerged that the US Federal Reserve is considering introducing a new type of payment account. These accounts would grant American fintech and crypto companies direct access to central bank systems, including FedNow. Of course, these companies would be required to comply with the same risk management standards as traditional banks, but access to such infrastructure could be a game changer. Firstly, this could significantly speed up transactions and reduce costs. Traditional bank transf…
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Yesterday, reports emerged that a judge blocked President Donald Trump from removing Federal Reserve Chair Lisa Cook, allowing her to remain in office while she defends against the president's attempts to dismiss her over allegations of mortgage fraud. This court decision marked an important milestone in the fight to protect the Fed's independence and its ability to make decisions without political interference. Trump's attempts to oust Lisa Cook sparked serious concerns in financial circles and among economists, who warned of potential negative consequences for the U.S. economy. Removing the Fed Chair for political reasons could undermine confidence in the central bank …
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has taken a notable step in reshaping how banks under its supervision can engage with crypto, reversing guidance introduced in 2023 that had sharply limited such activities. The decision reflects a broader reassessment inside the central bank about how regulation should adapt to financial innovation, especially as digital assets continue to intersect with traditional banking infrastructure. Under the earlier framework, uninsured state-chartered banks were required to follow the same constraints as federally insured institutions in order to remain under Federal Reserve supervision. That approach effectively barred some crypto banks from accessin…
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The CEO of Fetch.AI (FET) has offered a reward to uncover Ocean Protocol’s move after the project was accused of liquidating millions of tokens, affecting the FET’s price and its holders. Fetch.AI Vs Ocean Protocol Feud On Tuesday, Humayun Sheikh, CEO of Fetch.AI, offered a bounty $250,000 to anyone who could “uncover the OceanDAO signatories and their connections to Ocean Foundation.” The post followed last week’s allegations that Ocean Protocol had dumped hundreds of millions of FET tokens into crypto exchanges earlier this year. For context, crypto AI projects Fetch.AI, Ocean Protocol (OCEAN), and SingularityNET (AGIX) merged into the Artificial Superintelligence (…
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Dip-buying helped smaller tokens recover faster than the rest of the market. Falcon Finance, Aster, and Plasma turned into the day’s early movers as traders looked for short-term bargains. According to Coingecko, FF traded near $0.145, gaining almost +14% in the past 24 hours. Its volume crossed $86M, and its market value stood around $340M. (Source: Coingecko) DISCOVER: Top Solana Meme Coins to Buy in 2025 Aster saw the strongest rebound, rising to about $1.35, up nearly +18%, with more than $1.2Bn in daily volume. Plasma climbed to roughly $0.254, adding close to +13% as trading activity picked up on Binance, where it still carries the high-risk “Seed” label. T…
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The Dogecoin weekly structure is once again the talk of Crypto-Twitter after pseudonymous technician Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) published a logarithmic Fibonacci road-map for the meme-coin’s fourth bull cycle. The chart, built on TradingView and shared on 13 July, anchors the entire 2021–2022 range and projects both horizontal retracement levels and upward-sloping Fib-channels, offering a granular set of targets. Dogecoin To $23? At Friday’s close DOGE changed hands near $0.20, almost exactly against the 0.5 retracement line, highlighted on the graphic at $0.19049. The overlay shows price compressing inside a three-year ascending channel whose lower rail has provided su…
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Ethereum (ETH) is back in the spotlight after Fidelity clients purchased roughly 36,460 ETH ($154.6 million), signaling renewed institutional demand even as spot ETH ETFs logged heavy redemptions. Before stabilizing around $4,100, the second-largest cryptocurrency briefly dipped below $4,000 this week, but several analysts argue the pullback places ETH in a key “buy zone” ahead of a potential push toward new highs. Fidelity Steps In as ETFs See Redemptions Fidelity’s reported buy spotlights a growing trend as traditional finance is steadily increasing exposure to Ethereum’s smart-contract ecosystem, staking yields, and tokenization upside. The move contrasts wi…
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Fidelity introduced the Fidelity Digital Interest Token (FDIT), an Ethereum-based tokenized share of the U.S. Treasury securities and cash equivalents, on August 4, 2025. This marks Fidelity’s official entry into the landscape of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs). Earlier this month, the funds have spiraled to over $200M in assets. However, there has been minimal investor participation so far. Records show that only two holders have been identified so far — one holds almost $1M in tokens, and the other manages the rest. While Fidelity hasn’t made any official announcement yet, the Institution’s earlier SEC filing may have laid the groundwork for this launch. Nonethe…
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Switzerland’s gambling regulator Gespa has filed a criminal complaint against FIFA Collect, challenging the “right‑to‑buy” NFT vouchers tied to World Cup tickets. Gespa contends that the way these tokens are sold, via random draws or chance, makes them behave like gambling or lotteries, which are regulated under Swiss law. The investigation kicked off in early October after internal reviews flagged possible violations of the Swiss Federal Act on Gambling. At first, Gespa said it “could not rule out” that FIFA Collect’s model might be subject to gambling regulation. After a deeper review, the regulator confirmed that suspicions had gained enough traction to warrant legal …
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According to Forbes, XRP’s next five years will hinge on whether it can turn legal clarity into real payment use and steady liquidity. The token is trading at $3, up 4% in the last seven days. It has a market cap of about $176 billion. That puts XRP back among the top three crypto assets by capitalization. Regulatory Clarity Gives XRP A Running Start In July 2023 a US court found that programmatic sales of XRP on public exchanges were not securities, while some institutional sales remained in question. The matter moved again in August 2025 when both the SEC and Ripple dismissed appeals, preserving that split ruling. That step removed a long-standing legal overhang th…
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A recent claim that the Bitcoin price could surge to $220,000 in just 45 days has drawn sharp criticism from a financial strategist. The analyst frames such ambitious forecasts as unrealistic and highly speculative. Considering the recent decline in the BTC market, if the projection is taken at face value without supporting data, it overlooks ongoing market trends, macroeconomic conditions, and potential investor risks. Strategist Labels $220,000 Bitcoin Price Forecast “Nonsense” South Korean scientist YoungHoon Kim, who holds the world’s highest reported IQ of 276, recently predicted that Bitcoin could more than double its current price and reach $220,000 within 45 day…
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The idea of a 50-year mortgage is catching attention as policymakers and banks look for ways to make housing more affordable. 50 YEARS??? YOU’RE GONNA DIE BEFORE YOU OWN YOUR HOUSE. On paper, a longer-term loan sounds like a relief: smaller monthly payments, easier qualification, and more “buying power.” But the math and economics show you’re getting completely scammed. (Source: Reddit) The problem is that normalizing 50-year mortgages allows house prices to continue to increase to ever more unsustainable levels so that the only way people can afford to buy a house is with a 50-year mortgage. If you really want to help people afford homes, here’s how you do it: DISCO…
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Traders are constantly seeking the next opportunity to elevate their results. A common challenge, however, is that many focus on the same popular products and patterns. So, how can one differentiate their approach? One effective way is to explore less commonly traded currency pairs. While some might be concerned about liquidity issues with certain financial products, the Forex market is globally the most liquid. Even the least traded major forex pairs offer ample liquidity and unique opportunities. Following our recent analysis of AUD/CAD, we now invite you to discover how trading NZD/CAD can open new horizons, potentially generating alpha – returns that outperform the br…
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Finland has regained its status as the world’s most attractive jurisdiction for mining and exploration it held in the early 2010s, followed by Nevada and Alaska, according to the Fraser Institute’s latest Annual Survey of Mining Companies. Canada’s standing slipped this year, with only two provinces — Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador — remaining in the global top 10. Saskatchewan placed seventh, down from third in 2024 and second in 2023, while Newfoundland and Labrador ranked eighth. Rounding out the top five jurisdictions that are most attractive to investors, considering both mineral endowment and policy, are Wyoming and Arizona. The worst performing …
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Fireweed Metals’ (TSXV: FWZ) shares jumped to an all-time high this week on drill results at its Macpass project in Yukon that extended a zone of high-grade zinc mineralization in massive sulphides in a 115-metre step-out hole. Highlight hole TS25-001D1 in the Tom deposit cut 54.8 metres grading 18.2% zinc, 13.9% lead and 161 grams silver per tonne from 892 metres depth, including 40.4 metres at 22.4% zinc, 17.7% lead and 208.2 grams silver, the company reported on Tuesday. Another interval in that hole cut 12.8 metres grading 24.9% zinc, 32% lead and 371 grams silver. “It’s only one hole, but the most recent result from Tom South provides a high-grade target tha…
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Overview: After yesterday's decline following the CPI and jump in weekly jobless claims, the dollar has steadied today, even if the upticks are not so inspiring. US rates have steadied. The 10-year yield frayed the 4% threshold for the first time in five months but settled a little above it. Today it is a couple of basis points firmer around 4.04%. It is flat on the week. In the firmer US dollar environment today, the Canadian dollar is faring best, off less than 0.1%. The yen is the weakest of the G10 currencies, down about 0.5%, and the dollar is knocking on JPY148 (yesterday's high was around JPY148.15). Emerging market currencies are mixed. For the week, the JP Morgan…
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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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Ethereum-focused treasury company ETHZilla said it has sold roughly $40 million worth of ether to fund ongoing share repurchases, a maneuver aimed at closing what it calls a “significant discount to NAV.” In a press statement on Monday, the company disclosed that since Friday, October 24, it has bought back about 600,000 common shares for approximately $12 million under a broader authorization of up to $250 million, and that it intends to continue buying while the discount persists. ETHZilla Dumps ETH For BuyBacks The company framed the buybacks as balance-sheet arbitrage rather than a strategic retreat from its core Ethereum exposure. “We are leveraging the strength of …
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First Majestic Silver (TSX, NYSE: AG) expanded the high-grade mineralization of its Navidad deposit in northwestern Mexico as it announced a second gold-silver discovery in a year in the Santo Niño vein at the nearby Santa Elena mine. Shares rose. Drillhole EWUG-25-050 at Navidad cut 6.8 metres grading 14.8 grams gold per tonne and 642 grams silver from about 703 metres downhole, Vancouver-based First Majestic said Wednesday. That hole included 5.9 metres at 11.1 grams gold and 215 grams silver from a depth of 569 metres. The project is about 150 km northeast of Hermosillo, the capital of the State of Sonora. “In our view, the higher-than-expected grades results o…
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