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Crypto traders are back on the hunt for the next 100x crypto, and two familiar names are heating up: ENA and LINK. Both tokens are showing impressive growth, strong fundamentals, and bullish technical patterns, but can they really deliver the kind of returns traders dream about? With the Fed’s 25bps rate cut earlier this week boosting risk appetite across markets, altcoins like Ethena and Chainlink are positioned to run. Here’s why analysts are betting on these two tokens heading into Q4 2025. link on solPriceMarket CapLINK$30.73K24h7d1y DISCOVER: 15+ Upcoming Coinbase Listings to Watch in 2025 Could Crypto Ethena Hit $1 Soon and Achieve Next 100x? Ethena crypto has qu…
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Sui (SUI) is drawing renewed market attention after staging one of its strongest breakouts in months, rising sharply at a time when most large-cap altcoins remain range-bound. The latest 31% surge was triggered by a series of developments that converged within days, most notably Coinbase’s approval to offer SUI trading to New York residents, a move that places the token inside one of the most heavily regulated crypto markets in the U.S. The rally also arrived immediately after one of the largest token unlocks of the month, an event that would normally dampen prices but instead saw buyers step in with force. New York Listing Boosts Liquidity and Institutional Demand…
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Rare rocks buried deep beneath central Australia have revealed the origins of one of the world’s most promising new deposits of niobium — a metal vital for producing high-strength steel and clean energy technologies. A new Curtin University-led study has found how the deposit formed during the breakup of an ancient supercontinent, and that the newly discovered niobium-rich carbonatites were emplaced more than 800 million years ago, rising from deep within the Earth through pre-existing fault zones during a tectonic rifting event that ultimately tore apart the supercontinent Rodinia. The full study, titled ‘Multi-method geochronology and isotope geochemistry of c…
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Speaking as a New Yorker, Andrew Cuomo never had a chance. Nobody in NYC likes him. But, with that said, if Cuomo does win he will be New York City’s first crypto mayor. Innovate NY, a pro-digital assets group, has thrown its support behind former governor Andrew Cuomo in the city’s mayoral race, spending $30,000 on flyers promoting his pro-blockchain stance and calling for a more tech-friendly New York. Even if Cuomo loses – Polymarket data gives him a 6% chance – this changes everything for crypto in NYC. Here’s how: DISCOVER: Top 20 Crypto to Buy in 2025 Crypto Enters the Political Arena in New York (Source: Polymarket) Innovate NY’s support for Cuomo is directly d…
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Anfield Energy’s Shootaring Canyon Mill project in southeast Utah. Credit: Anfield Energy Anfield Energy (TSXV: AEC) has been approved to for listing on the NASDAQ, with trading set to begin on Sept. 18 under the symbol “AEC”. Its OTC-listed shares will then cease trading, while its Canadian-listed stock will continue to trade under the same symbol. The company applied for the NASDAQ listing in April 2025, seeking to leverage its US-based uranium asset base at a time when domestic production of the nuclear fuel is falling short of anticipated demand. “With all of Anfield’s assets located in the United States, and with the United States having the largest instal…
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Anfield Energy (NASDAQ: AEC; TSXV: AEC) is one step closer to becoming the next US uranium producer after securing all approvals to begin construction of its Velvet-Wood uranium project in San Juan County, Utah. The approval, granted by the Utah Department of Oil, Gas and Mining, would allow for the acceleration of mine preparation, construction, and ultimately, production, the company said in a press release issued on Tuesday. Velvet-Wood is the first mining project that the US Interior Department approved for expedited permitting, as part of President Donald Trump’s national energy emergency declaration earlier this year. The property combines two separate a…
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Anglo American’s (LON: AAL) chief executive officer Duncan Wanblad said Botswana’s government will join negotiations with one or two shortlisted bidders for De Beers, as the mining giant moves to sell its 85% stake in the diamond producer. “This isn’t going to be the classical first round, second round sale process that you would ordinarily receive for businesses of this type,” Wanblad told the Financial Times at the the publication’s annual Mining Summit. Anglo will hold direct talks with selected bidders alongside Botswana, which owns 15% of De Beers through its Debswana joint venture. Wanblad said he expects the sale process to conclude within six months but di…
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Anglo American (LON: ANGLO) is planning an almost $26 million upgrade at its Quellaveco copper mine in Peru, aiming to boost output and improve sustainability as global demand for energy transition metals rises. The company has filed its 13th supporting technical report (ITS) with Peru’s environmental certification agency, Senace. Prepared by consulting firm Insideo, the report outlines five key modifications scheduled for implementation between 2025 and 2027. The review process is expected to take three to four months. Proposed changes include optimizing mine access near the waste material dump, implementing new water management systems such as ponds, canals, and…
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Anglo American’s (LON: ANGLO) Quellaveco copper mine in southern Peru has produced 1 million tonnes of copper since operations began in 2022, marking a major milestone for one of South America’s newest copper mines. The Quellaveco mine, which an expected mine life of 36 years and annual capacity of 300,000 tonnes in its first 10 years of operations, quickly reached its designed output. It delivered more than 300,000 tonnes of copper in both 2023 and 2024 as the company continued to ramp up performance. With an expected 36-year mine life, Quellaveco is slated to produce between 310,000 and 340,000 tonnes in 2025. Anglo American says that level of output could supp…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) has launched arbitration proceedings against Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) after the US coal producer pulled out of a $3.8 billion agreement to acquire its Australian steelmaking coal assets. The deal collapsed in August when Peabody invoked a “material adverse change” clause following a fire at Anglo’s Moranbah North mine in Queensland. The underground blaze, triggered by high gas levels, forced operations to halt in April and gave Peabody grounds to withdraw under the contract. Anglo had planned to sell the Bowen Basin mines, located in the world’s top steelmaking coal region, as part of a broader strategy to divest non-core assets followi…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) will shed more than 200 jobs from its Queensland coal division as weak prices and high state royalties hit profits. The company confirmed the cuts would fall across its Brisbane office and mine sites, with many roles to go through voluntary redundancies. Production will not be affected, it said. Workers at the Grosvenor underground mine near Moranbah, which has remained shut since a fire in June 2024, are among those offered redundancies. The Australian Financial Review reported that close to 300 roles would be eliminated, with Grosvenor the main focus. Anglo, the world’s third-largest seaborne exporter of steelmaking coal, said the d…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) and junior partner Arc Minerals (LON: ARCMA) have ended their copper and cobalt exploration joint venture in Zambia by mutual agreement, marking the close of Anglo’s first new investment in the country in nearly 20 years. The partnership, launched in 2022, stalled after a year marked by no drilling activity. As part of the separation terms, about $800,000 will remain in the account of Handa Resources, which is the company holding Anglo’s interests. Anglo will relinquish its shares, and Arc will regain full control. Arc Minerals shares plunged on the news, dropping as much as 55% in early London trading before settling 48% lower at 0.55p. …
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) and Teck Resources (TSX:TECK.A | TECK.B) announced Tuesday that its shareholders have approved the previously announced $53B merger at company’s general meetings. The all-stock, nil-premium $53-billion transaction, first announced in September, creates a major copper heavyweight, capable of production that could surpass BHP’s massive Escondida mine in Chile by the early 2030s, according to analysts. On Monday, Anglo dropped a proposal to change executive bonus awards from the agenda of Tuesday’s shareholder vote after investors objected to the plan. Anglo American noted the incentive plan was meant to support the deal and help ret…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) is acquiring Teck Resources (TSX: TECK.A TECK.B, NYSE: TECK), Canada’s largest diversified miner, in a $50-billion all-share deal that would create the world’s fifth-largest copper producer — if regulators in Canada, the United States and China sign off. Anglo will exchange 1.3301 shares for each Teck share, a structure it called a “zero-premium” merger. The math tells a different story: the exchange ratio represents a 17% premium on Teck’s closing price Monday, though Anglo will offset it with a $4.5-billion special dividend to its investors, leaving the effective premium at just 1%. If completed, Anglo shareholders will own 62.4% of the…
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Valterra Platinum (JSE: VAL), formerly Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), began trading as a standalone entity on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Wednesday, marking the official demerger from parent company Anglo American. The miner, the world’s biggest producer of the precious metal by value, will also have a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange from next Monday. The move is part of Anglo American’s (LON: ALL) broader restructuring strategy, announced last year to counter a $49 billion takeover bid from BHP (ASX: BHP). Anglo America is now focused on iron ore and copper, after receiving a substantial dividend from its platinum subsidiary before the s…
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Anglo Asian Mining (AIM: AAZ) is moving further along in its pathway of achieving mid-tier copper producer status following the successful commissioning of a second producing mine this year. On Monday, the Azerbaijan-focused miner announced that the Demirli mine located in the Karabakh economic region has entered production, forecasting an output of 4,000 tonnes in concentrate through 2025 as it ramps up production. From 2026 onwards, Demirli’s production is expected to increase to 15,000 tonnes annually. The life of mine will be determined later following further development of the geological and mineral resource model. According to Anglo Asian, there is pote…
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Anglo Asian Mining (LON: AAZ) has begun copper concentrate sales from its new Demirli mine as part of a recently signed agreement with commodities trading group Trafigura. On Nov. 3, the London-listed miner, which operates mines in Azerbaijan, contracted to sell copper concentrates produced at Demirli in Karabakh to Trafigura, with the latter agreeing to a $25 million prepayment. In the second half of November, Anglo Asian made its first sale to Trafigura — totalling 2,055 wet tonnes of copper concentrate containing 351 tonnes of metal. This is expected to generate a revenue (before the government of Azerbaijan’s share) of $3.6 million, it said. To facilitate …
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Anglo Asian Mining (LON: AAZ) has contracted to sell concentrates produced at its newly started Demirli copper mine to global commodities trader Trafigura. The sales contract includes a revolving prepayment facility of up to $25 million, the Azerbaijan-focused miner said, adding that the first sale will be completed in mid-November. In July, the company announced the successful commissioning of the Demirli mine in Karabakh. According to company forecasts, Demirli’s production this year is expected to reach 4,000 tonnes in concentrate, but could rise to 15,000 tonnes from 2026 onwards. Demirli represents the second copper mine that Anglo Asian brought online th…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) has dropped a proposal to change executive bonus awards from the agenda of this week’s shareholder vote on its merger with Canada’s Teck Resources (TSX:TECK.A | TECK.B) after investors objected to the plan. The company said the merger now hinges only on approval to issue new shares, not on executive pay changes. It added that its remuneration committee will consult investors ahead of an updated pay policy at the 2026 annual meeting. The withdrawn proposal had sought a 62.5% minimum vesting of 2024 and 2025 share awards for executive directors, tied to completion of the Teck merger, and required a separate resolution because it fell outsi…
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Anglo American Plc’s (LON: AAL) efforts to streamline its business have hit a major roadblock after Peabody Energy Corp. (NYSE: BTU) scrapped a $3.8 billion deal to acquire its Australian steelmaking coal assets. The deal collapsed after a fire at Anglo’s Moranbah North mine in Queensland, which Peabody argued constituted a “material adverse change” (MAC), a contractual clause that allowed it to withdraw. Anglo strongly disputes that interpretation and said Tuesday it will initiate arbitration to claim damages for wrongful termination. The blaze, triggered by high gas levels in April, halted operations at Moranbah North, one of the most valuable mines include…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) and Teck Resources’ (TSX: TECK.A, TECK.B)(NYSE: TECK) planned $53-billion merger could create the world’s largest copper mine by the early 2030s, surpassing BHP’s Escondida in Chile, according to analysts. The centrepiece of the deal is the integration of Teck’s Quebrada Blanca (QB) mine with Anglo’s Collahuasi operation. Together, they could generate about one million tonnes of copper annually, industry analysts say. “It is absolutely feasible that a Collahuasi-QB complex could surpass Escondida’s level of copper out-turn in the early 2030s,” said CRU Group analyst William Tankard. A proposed 15-kilometre conveyor would link Collahuasi’s…
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Anglo American (LON: AAL) Chile’s state-owned copper miner Codelco have sealed a landmark deal to jointly operate their neighbouring mines in central Chile, unlocking at least $5 billion in value. The agreement combines Anglo’s Los Bronces and Codelco’s Andina mines, creating a new mining district outside Santiago. The partnership is expected to generate an additional 2.7 million tonnes of copper over 21 years, once permits are secured, which are anticipated by 2030. Andina, one of Codelco’s smaller operations, produced 181,600 tonnes of copper last year. Los Bronces, a key operation for Anglo American, yielded 172,400 tonnes. Codelco already holds a 20% stake…
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AngloGold Ashanti (JSE: ANG; NYSE: AU) agreed to buy Canadian explorer Augusta Gold (TSX: G; US-OTC: AUGG) for about C$152 million ($111 million) in cash to further expand its Nevada footprint. Augusta shares surged. The C$1.70-a-share price represents a premium of about 28% over Tuesday’s closing price of Augusta Gold’s common stock on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the companies said in separate statements Wednesday. When compared with the volume-weighted average share price over the 20 days before the announcement of the transaction, the premium is 37%. “This transaction is indicative of AngloGold’s camp-scale ambitions in the Beatty district of Nevada,” BMO Capit…
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AngloGold Ashanti (NYSE: AU) opened higher on Tuesday after reporting a significant increase in third-quarter production and record cash generated over the three-month period. During the three months ended Sept. 30, 2025, AngloGold’s consolidated production reached 768,000 oz., up 17% from the same period in 2024. Gold output from its managed operations saw a similar rise, with a 16% jump to 682,000 oz. This production growth, the company said, reflects the contribution from the Sukari mine, acquired through its $2.5 billion takeover of Centamin a year ago, as well as improved performances across its key assets. Of those, the biggest driver was the Obuasi mine in…
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AngloGold Ashanti (NYSE: AU) (JSE: ANG) is selling its stake in Mineração Serra Grande (MSG) gold mine in the Goiás State, central Brazil, to Latin America-focused Aura Minerals (TSX: ORA) for $76 million. The sale, part of a broader strategy to streamline operations and focus on high-return assets, ensures that Anglo further sharpens its focus on capital allocation, operating efficiencies and the optimization of its portfolio, AngloGold chief executive officer Alberto Calderón, said. “We’ve also worked hard to ensure that MSG and its excellent team joins an established company which will continue to be responsible stewards of this asset for the benefit of all st…
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