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GoldMining (TSX: GOLD; NYSE American: GLDG) plans to leverage the antimony price’s strong rally into a new resource estimate after reviewing legacy drill results showing its Crucero project in Peru hosts significant amounts of the critical metal. The latest validation work highlights two long, higher-grade runs from legacy core, with hole DDH-43 cutting 93 metres grading 1.08 gram gold per tonne and 0.69% antimony from 71 metres depth, GoldMining said Wednesday. Hole DDH-37 returned 60 metres at 0.92 gram gold and 0.97% antimony, , from 244 metres depth. Crucero is in southeastern Peru’s Department of Puno. “We are very encouraged by the latest results that demons…
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Alphabet (Nasdaq: GOOGL) CEO Sundar Pichai gave a light, indirect response to the growing discussion about Gemini 3, Google’s next major language model – and it had major implications for predictions markets on Polymarket. The comment came as speculation intensified on Polymarket, where traders now estimate a 69% chance that Google will launch the model on November 22. His short reply signals that he is holding back on details, likely to avoid adding to the growing hype. Still, the upcoming release matters for Google. The company is under pressure to narrow the distance between itself and firms that currently lead the AI field, especially OpenAI. The wider indust…
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Google Cloud has quietly introduced its own Layer 1 blockchain called the Google Cloud Universal Ledger, or GCUL. It’s aimed at solving real problems in cross-border payments, asset tokenization, and financial automation. Unlike one-off blockchain experiments, GCUL is being built using Google’s existing infrastructure and has already been tested in real-world scenarios. Built to Be Used by Everyone One of the big ideas behind GCUL is neutrality. Rich Widmann, who leads Web3 strategy at Google, pointed out something most people in finance already know. Companies don’t want to build on platforms that are tied to their competitors. A firm like Stripe probably won’t want to …
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AI crypto is back on the menu as the sector is leading the broader market recovery. In the past 24 hours, the AI sector has surged +2% and back over $29.5Bn, with FET crypto surging +5% overnight. This comes as Fetch.ai and Google Cloud will co-host the “Agentic Interop Summit” later today (December 8) in Mountain View, California. Another event driving increased appetite in the AI crypto sector is the Global AI Show, which kicks off today in Dubai and runs until December 10. With many of the leading figures in the AI space either in California with Google and Fetch.ai or in the Middle East for the Global AI Show, AI crypto is surging in anticipation of news from both ev…
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Google Play has rolled out a new policy that puts crypto wallet apps under tighter scrutiny. In 15 major regions, including the United States and the European Union, wallet apps must now show proof of a government-issued license before they can stay listed. The rules apply to both custodial apps that hold user funds and software wallets that offer storage and transfer features. Getting Licensed Is a Tall Order This is not a box you can just tick. In the U.S., developers need to register as a Money Services Business with FinCEN or have a banking license at the state or federal level. In the EU, apps must be officially recognized under MiCA as Crypto-Asset Service Provider…
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The Trump administration is ratcheting up government ownership in mining companies that are nominally Canadian, raising questions about whether Ottawa plans similar investments. Trump has ordered his Department of War to take a 10% stake in Trilogy Metals (TSX, NYSE American: TMQ) and help fund South32 (ASX, LSE, JSE: S32), joint partners of the Arctic copper-zinc project in Alaska. That follows a 5% US government stake announced this month in Lithium Americas (TSX, NYSE: LAC), which is developing the $3 billion Thacker Pass project in Nevada. Trilogy and Lithium Americas are based in Vancouver. “The funny part is, they’re not Canadian because all their assets are…
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The U.S. government is partially shut down, and that’s thrown a wrench into the SEC’s regular activity. One of the biggest consequences right now is the halt on reviewing applications for spot altcoin ETFs. For investors hoping to see new crypto funds approved soon, especially ones linked to Solana and other popular tokens, the wait just got longer. SEC Freezes Review During Budget Impasse The SEC has a contingency plan for situations like this, and it clearly states that only emergency cases will be reviewed during a shutdown. Everything else, including new financial product applications, is off the table for now. That leaves crypto ETF filings stuck in limbo. …
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If new U.S. tariffs and the looming government shutdown haven't spooked markets, should investors really be worried about lofty valuations? The S&P 500 is currently trading at nearly 23 times the earnings expected over the next 12 months. Over the past 25 years, such levels have been seen only twice — during the dot-com bubble and the pandemic. Yet some individual companies are trading at even higher P/E multiples. U.S. Companies With Elevated Valuations Interestingly, it is precisely the stocks with inflated valuations that are leading the rally. On September 29, the S&P 500 gained on the back of a 12% surge in Robinhood, whose P/E stands at 60. Since the b…
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GoviEx Uranium (TSXV: GXU) has entered the Australian capital market by combining with ASX-listed shell company Tombador Iron (ASX: TI1) in a proposed reverse takeover (RTO) that would see GoviEx end up with a new capital structure, investor base and additional cash on hand. Under the RTO arranged on Monday, Tombador would acquire all of GoviEx’s Class A shares, issuing 0.2534 of its own shares for each GoviEx share acquired. Upon completion, existing GoviEx shareholders would own 75% of the combined company, which will be renamed as “Atomic Eagle” listed on the Australian exchange. Compared to GoviEx, Atomic Eagle will have a much tighter share structure, with ap…
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GoviEx Uranium (TSXV: GXU) and the Niger government have agreed to extend a break in international arbitration over their Madaouela project clash by another six months. While the two sides are willing to find a solution, the extension doesn’t guarantee the talks will lead to a definitive agreement, GoviEx said in a release on Thursday. If a resolution can’t be reached during the extended period, arbitration proceedings under the Washington-based International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) might continue. The dispute is rooted in Niger’s military government revoking GoviEx’s permit for Madaouela in July last year after it failed to meet mine …
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Water and resource recovery company Gradient announced Tuesday that its wholly-owned lithium business, alkali, will design and build a commercial lithium production facility in the Marcellus Shale Formation of Pennsylvania. The site, the company said, is the world’s first to extract, concentrate and convert (EC²) lithium in a fully integrated, end-to-end process from oilfield produced water. This announcement builds on last year’s launch of alkaLi’s EC² platform, which Gradient said guarantees a minimum 95% lithium recovery at customer sites—empowering producers to deliver battery-grade lithium carbonate in a more efficient, cost effective and more sustainable …
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Graphite One (TSXV: GPH) surged on Tuesday after the company announced its mine project has been approved for listing on the US government’s FAST-41 dashboard, becoming the first critical minerals project in Alaska to obtain this status. FAST-41 is designed to streamline a project’s permitting process by improving federal agency coordination and timeliness of environmental reviews. The dashboard is set up to increase the transparency of procedures for agencies, thereby reducing the potential for delay and unpredictability in issuing permits. “The approval of Graphite Creek as FAST-41’s first Alaskan mining project is a major step for G1 and our complete US-based s…
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Grass is showing a rare burst of strength after one of the toughest drops of the year. The Solana-based DePIN and AI data token jumped about +25% in the past 24 hours and traded near $0.34 on November 19. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time The move comes after GRASS lost nearly half its value in a month, weighed down by a broad market slump and a large token unlock. The wider market has erased more than $1 trillion in six weeks, and many traders are trying to figure out whether this recovery has legs or if it’s only a brief pause in the downtrend. For n…
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Grayscale has introduced staking within its spot Ethereum exchange-traded products. Investors holding the Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHE) and the Ethereum Mini Trust ETF (ETH) can now earn staking rewards as part of their investment. The company framed this as giving people more flexibility, letting some reinvest their rewards for compounding while others take cash payouts instead. A Milestone for U.S. Crypto ETFs This development marks a first in the U.S. Grayscale is the only asset manager so far to integrate staking rewards into spot Ethereum ETFs. The firm also expanded staking to its Solana Trust (GSOL), but that fund still needs regulatory approval before it can trade as…
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It only took one day for the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to walk back on an approval given to Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLC) to convert to an exchange-traded fund (ETF), inadvertently halting its launch. On 1 July 2025, the SEC shared a letter stating its intention to again review the recent approval granted to GDLC to convert its fund into an ETF. The SEC’s approval of the Grayscale ETF had been welcomed as a landmark development for multi-asset crypto ETFs in the US. For the uninitiated, Grayscale brings a regulatory structure to a product that tracks Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other leading tokens by converting its multi-asset crypto fund. The r…
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Before the approval of Bitcoin ETFs in the United States, many institutions bought Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) for indirect exposure. These trusts, which are private funds, along with many other products offered by Grayscale, are regulated by the SEC and serve as critical vehicles for public funds to invest in cryptocurrency. As of November 18, the Grayscale Bitcoin Cash Trust (BCHG), for example, managed over $191M of assets. Meanwhile, the Grayscale Ethereum Classic Trust (ETCG), controlled over $157M of assets, each trading at $7.61 with a net asset value (NAV) per share at $11.24. (Source: Grayscale) DISCOVER: 9+ Best Memecoin to Buy in 2025 Grayscale Links…
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Grayscale has introduced new exchange-traded funds that track the performance of Dogecoin and XRP, adding two of the most well-known altcoins to its growing list of crypto investment products. The move lands during a period where interest in assets beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum is building fast, and regulators are starting to show more openness toward crypto-related ETFs. DOGE and XRP ETFs Set to Launch This Month The newly approved ETFs will be listed on NYSE Arca and are expected to go live before the end of November 2025. According to filings and insider commentary, the DOGE ETF alone could hit around 11 million dollars in trading volume on its opening day. That sh…
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Grayscale has officially launched a new crypto ETF called GDLC, short for Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund. This fund is different from anything else on the market because it gives investors access to a group of major cryptocurrencies all in one go. That makes it the first index-based spot crypto ETF in the United States. What GDLC Actually Offers Instead of focusing on just one coin like most crypto ETFs, GDLC includes a mix of five digital assets. These are Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano. Bitcoin has the largest share, with the others taking up smaller portions. This kind of setup is designed to reflect which coins are most dominant in the market by size a…
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Grayscale is reportedly filing for an IPO with the SEC. It is a major crypto player, issuing spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Based on the success of MicroStrategy and SharpLink, it is no coincidence that more crypto firms are opting to fundraise via IPOs and list on top U.S. exchanges rather than holding ICOs. Grayscale Privately Files for an IPO Yesterday, it emerged that Grayscale Investments, a leading crypto asset manager and issuer of spot Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs, confidentially filed a Form S-1 with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The filing signals an intention to pursue an IPO in the United States, a move amid a favorable crypto …
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Ethereum (ETH) is trading at critical levels after a sharp rally from $3,800 to $4,700 in just a few days, marking one of its strongest moves in recent months. The swift rebound highlights renewed strength from bulls, who now appear firmly in control of the market’s short-term direction. As ETH approaches key resistance zones, analysts are closely watching whether the second-largest cryptocurrency can sustain its momentum and confirm a breakout above the current range. This impressive move is not just driven by market sentiment but also by robust on-chain fundamentals. Institutional participation in Ethereum continues to rise, with inflows from funds and treasuries stea…
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Ethereum is trading at critical levels after a period of heightened volatility that has left traders and investors on edge. The price has been swinging between key resistance and support zones, reflecting a market torn between optimism for another leg higher and caution over potential short-term corrections. While sentiment remains divided, on-chain data paints a more confident picture behind the scenes. According to recent reports, large holders and institutions continue to accumulate ETH, reinforcing the idea that the current market uncertainty may be viewed by many as an opportunity rather than a threat. At the same time, staking activity remains consistently strong,…
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Barry Silbert has made a notable return to Grayscale Investments, the asset management company and crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) issuer, as chairman, just weeks after the crypto asset manager filed confidentially for an initial public offering (IPO) in the US. Silbert, who founded Grayscale in 2013, takes over from Mark Shifke, who will remain on the board as the company prepares for its future as a publicly traded entity. This leadership transition also coincides with Grayscale’s plans to bring in independent directors to strengthen its governance. New Executive Team At Grayscale In a significant move to bolster its executive team, Grayscale has appointed four pro…
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Delphi Digital researcher Simon Shockey is arguing that the real story in Zcash is no longer just its price – despite ZEC having one of the most eye-popping rallies of this cycle in recent months. “The most interesting thing about ZEC today is not the price,” he wrote on X. “It’s the fact that a GBTC-style discount dislocation just appeared around ZCSH.” For Shockey, the Zcash trust setup only makes sense when viewed through the lens of what happened with Grayscale’s Bitcoin product. He reminds readers that “funds were built, and later blown up, on two different GBTC trades.” The first was the premium arbitrage, where Grayscale allowed accredited investors to subscribe a…
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Greek authorities have frozen a crypto wallet linked to the record-breaking $1.5 billion hack of the Bybit exchange, marking the country’s first major enforcement action involving stolen digital assets. According to Greek news outlets Proto Thema and Kathimerini, the Hellenic Anti-Money Laundering Authority (HAMLA) acted on intelligence received in May, which identified a significant inflow of Ether (ETH) to a user account on a Greek crypto trading platform. Using forensic blockchain analysis tools, HAMLA confirmed that the funds originated from the massive Bybit breach in February 2025. Despite rising concerns, many exchanges still profit from illicit transactions…
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Greece has entered new territory in crypto enforcement. For the first time, authorities in the country have seized digital assets linked to a cybercrime case. The move follows a phishing attack that drained funds from a local user’s Bybit account and signals a growing ability to handle crypto-related crimes through the legal system. Background: What Happened with Bybit The case began when a Greek citizen lost more than $150,000 worth of crypto in a phishing scam targeting users of the Bybit exchange. The attacker tricked the victim into revealing login credentials, then quickly transferred the assets out and tried to bury the trail using a series of wallet hops. Source:…
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