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Torex Gold Resources (TSX: TXG) said new drilling near its Media Luna underground mine in Mexico yielded high-grade zones west of the main deposit. Hole ML25-1088D in the Media Luna West area cut 11 metres grading 11.7 grams gold per tonne, 10.3 grams silver and 0.26% copper from 647 metres downhole, Torex said Monday after the close of trading. Hole ML25-1095D, meanwhile, intersected 12.9 metres grading 17.25 grams gold, 8.7 grams silver and 0.27% copper from about 704 metres depth. “Near-mine opportunities in the Media Luna cluster provide sight lines for the year-end maiden inferred resource, hint at backfilling and extending the Morelos production profile,” Na…
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Canada’s Torex Gold Resources (TSX: TXG) is making another bold move in Mexico, announcing a C$449 million ($327M) all-share deal to acquire Prime Mining (TSX: PRYM), owner of the Los Reyes gold-silver project. Under the agreement, Prime shareholders will receive 0.060 Torex shares for each Prime share, translating to roughly 10.5 million new Torex shares, or 10.7% of the company. Torex said the acquisition enhances its medium and long-term growth potential, by adding a high-quality advanced exploration/development-stage asset in Mexico. The move follows Torex’s acquisition in June of junior Reyna Silver, which granted the Toronto-based miner access to early-…
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New high-grade structures discovered by Torex Gold Resources (TSX: TXG) during drilling at its ELG underground mine in Mexico could help the company achieve a goal of extending the deposit’s operating life beyond 2029. Highlight hole LS-414 cut 21 metres grading 27.99 grams gold per tonne and 4.9 grams silver from 66 metres depth, Torex said Monday in a statement. Another hole, LS-424, cut about 27 metres at 16.99 grams gold and 2.5 grams silver from 153 metres downhole. Extending ELG’s life would allow Torex to keep annual production above 450,000 gold equivalent oz. beyond 2030. “Results demonstrate the underlying resource potential of the ELG deposit, with …
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Roman Storm, one of the co‑founders of Tornado Cash, could end up pushing back his trial date if a surprise witness is allowed to testify. His legal team says the introduction of this witness, a hacker who allegedly used the privacy protocol, was both too late and too risky for a fair trial. If the court gives the green light, Storm’s lawyers say they may need more time to adjust. Late Notice, Big Problem The issue started when prosecutors informed the defense that they intended to introduce a new witness after the court’s deadline had already passed. The witness is described as someone who laundered funds through Tornado Cash and may try to tie that experience back to S…
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Roman Storm, one of the minds behind Tornado Cash, has been found guilty by a Manhattan jury for running an unlicensed money transmitting business. The decision came after four weeks of testimony and debate. The charge alone could land him behind bars for up to five years. But this was just one part of a much bigger legal battle, and the rest of it isn’t over yet. Jury Deadlocks on the Bigger Accusations Storm was also facing accusations of money laundering and violating U.S. sanctions, but the jury couldn’t reach a verdict on those. Both of those charges come with much heavier consequences, up to 20 years each if convicted. Since no final decision was reached, prosecuto…
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When Torngat Metals secured C$165 million ($120m) in government funding last month for pre-construction work at its Strange Lake rare earth project straddling northern Quebec and Labrador, it set the new company on a strong trajectory. Export Development Canada (EDC) is supplying a C$110 million bridge loan while the Canada Infrastructure Bank is offering a C$55 million infrastructure loan, both firsts for the institutions. Production of rare earths, which are essential components of industrial technologies, is dominated by China. There are no rare earth mines in Canada and only one in the United States — MP Materials’ Mountain Pass in California. Strange La…
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Torngat Metals has secured C$165 million ($120 million) in government funding for pre-construction work at its Strange Lake rare earth project straddling northern Quebec and Labrador. Export Development Canada is supplying a C$110 million bridge loan while the Canada Infrastructure Bank is offering a C$55 million infrastructure loan, both firsts for the institutions. The financing is to advance engineering, environmental studies, permitting applications, road and infrastructure upgrades, and airstrip rehabilitation. Torngat aims to begin construction in late 2026 and the start operations by 2028. The announcement for the C$2 billion capex project aiming to pro…
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The total illiquid Bitcoin has reached a new high, providing a bullish outlook for the flagship crypto. This refers to the BTC supply that is unlikely to hit the open, given the long-term holding of the investors who own these coins. Bitcoin’s Illiquid Supply Hits New High Glassnode data shows that Bitcoin’s illiquid supply has reached a new high of 14.3 million BTC, marking over 72% of the flagship’s circulating supply. This supply is held by long-term holders (LTHs) who haven’t moved their coins in over seven years, highlighting a strong conviction in the flagship crypto. A large part of Bitcoin’s supply being in the hands of long-term holders is typically bullish,…
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What to Know: BTCC is one of the world’s oldest crypto exchanges, offering over a decade of uninterrupted service with $4.6B in daily trading volume The exchange regularly publishes verified PoR audits showing that all customer assets are fully backed and over-collateralized, reinforcing its commitment to accountability. From spot markets and perpetual futures to copy trading, demo accounts, and wealth management, BTCC caters to every trading style and experience level on one unified platform. BTCC combines rigorous KYC/AML compliance, multi-layered wallet security, and an extensive Academy to help users trade confidently In a crypto world where platforms rise and fal…
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Log in to today's North American session recap for July 25, 2025. Today marked another day of a lack of North American data releases that could shift markets towards more volatility. Instead, we received a session of relatively mixed sentiment. Market were attentive to Trump's ongoing speeches where he for once mentioned decent things about Jerome Powell, and once again mention the Deals and letters that will be sent on August 1st. FYI, the EU Trade talks are ongoing and Trump announced that we may get results towards the latter part of the weekend. The US Dollar is up in the session but has given up some ground in a retracement after almost 48 hours of only bull mom…
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Overview: The US and EU struck a trade deal that is less onerous than threatened and reduces the uncertainty plaguing businesses and investors. In May, President Trump threatened a 50% tariff on most EU goods, and yesterday, agreed to 15% (including autos and pharma, but not metals). There seems to be some debate over whether quota and tariff system will apply to steel and aluminum. The EU reportedly agreed to purchase $750 bln of US energy, "vast amounts" of military equipment, and invest $600 bln in the US on top of existing investments. Last year, EU companies invested almost $97 bln in the US, which is mostly retained earnings as opposed to new flows and bought less t…
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Overview: A couple days away from the US-China talks, the two are sitting disputing who sought out the talks. Given the egos, the risk is that the talks are downgraded if not canceled. Expectations ought to be low in any event. On the other hand, the first US trade agreement is expected to be announced with the UK today, though it has not prevented sterling from falling ahead of the Bank of England meeting, which will most likely result in a dovish quarter-point cut. For its part, the greenback is building on yesterday's gains, encouraged by the Federal Reserve's hawkish hold. It is higher against the G10 currencies, and most emerging market currencies. Equities are most…
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Overview: The US has struck a trade deal with Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines and Treasury Secretary Bessent has suggested the August 12 end of the US-China tariff truce will likely be extended next week. The dollar bloc leads the G10 currencies higher amid some creeping optimism, while the euro is the laggard, off about 0.20%. The yen is hovering around little changed levels in what has been a choppy session. Most emerging market currencies are firmer against the dollar. The exception is a handful of central European currencies, which appear to have been dragged lower by the heavier euro. Equities like the developments. The Nikkei rallied 3.5% and Chinese mainland…
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EUR/USD 5M Analysis The EUR/USD currency pair traded higher throughout Thursday, which seemed fantastic. Remember that in recent weeks, the European currency had been falling while the dollar was rising for absolutely any reason. Even when there were no reasons, the pair's downward movement continued. Thus, the pair's baseless rise on Thursday was surprising. However, we must remember that fundamentally, the pair should rise and only rise. We consider the entire October decline illogical and purely technical—there is a flat range on the daily timeframe, which is why the decline moved from the upper to the lower boundary. Yesterday, two of the less significant reports …
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GBP/USD 5M Analysis The GBP/USD currency pair unexpectedly began to rise on Thursday. The key event of the day was the Bank of England meeting, which was considered "a bit more dovish" than anticipated. More committee members voted for a rate cut than was forecasted. Thus, it can be assumed that the rate will definitely be lowered at the next meeting. However, this is just a speculation as of early November, and the next meeting of the BoE will take place at the end of December. Nevertheless, the market, which had been actively shedding the British pound in recent weeks for various reasons, had grounds for new sales yesterday. Yet, on the very day when there were just…
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GBP/USD 5-Minute Analysis The GBP/USD currency pair continued its downward movement on Thursday and Friday, having earlier broken through the ascending trend line. From a technical perspective, the decline of the British pound was fairly easy to predict. As mentioned before, the trend line was breached—an important signal of movement against the prevailing trend. However, last week unfolded in a highly pessimistic scenario for the pound. Most of the macroeconomic data from the UK was moderately positive. The Federal Reserve meeting can be considered dovish, and the Bank of England meeting was neutral. Despite that, the pound showed a strong decline over the past three…
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Analysis of GBP/USD 5M On Thursday, the GBP/USD currency pair once again showed no desire to move in any clear direction. After a relatively eventful Wednesday, when a fairly impactful inflation report was published in the UK, Thursday brought no significant data releases. As a result, the British pound returned to its usual low-volatility movements with a downward bias. It is worth noting that, just like the euro, the pound sterling currently has no underlying reasons for a decline. However, on the daily time frame, a flat trend persists, so on lower time frames, we continue to observe illogical movements in the complete absence of fundamental and macroeconomic event…
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Most Read: AUD/USD Forecast: Navigating US Government Shutdown & Technical Signals EUR/USD continued its slide this morning but is trading flat on the day. Yesterday's daily candle close though has broken a long-tern ascending trendline and sets the pair up for a potential move lower. There is a caveat however, the fundamental picture and technical picture are flashing mixed signals. EUR/USD Paints a Mixed Picture EUR/USD seemed poised to test the 1.2000 psychological level heading into the Federal Reserve meeting on September 17. After the meeting the fundamental factors such as monetary policy still seemed to support the idea as well. Many viewed the Federal Rese…
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In August 2024, Leland King Fawcette sold his TROLL holdings for approximately $1,300. At the time, the Solana meme coin had barely moved, and it looked like just another throwaway token. Fast forward to today, and TROLL’s market cap has exploded past $158 million. If he had held on, his bag could have been worth more than $36 million. Bought for the Hype, Sold Before the Price Explosion Fawcette says he picked up TROLL with plans to promote it through a few influencer campaigns. But after a few days of silence and no price action, he decided it wasn’t going anywhere. The project seemed dead in the water, so he sold and moved on. At the time, the token was barely scrapin…
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After just announcing that his family has made $1Bn from various crypto ventures, US President Donald Trump hosted a dinner at the White House for companies that pledged funds toward the construction of a new $250M ballroom. Interestingly, attendees included senior executives from crypto firms such as Gemini, Coinbase, and Ripple. The dinner was reportedly part of a fundraising effort to finance the 90,000-square-foot expansion, which Trump first proposed in the Summer. Among those present were Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, co-founders of Gemini Exchange, along with representatives from Coinbase Global and Ripple Labs. The Winklevoss twins, who pledged $2 million in…
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The yen strengthened again against the U.S. dollar after the Bank of Japan pointed to further progress on wages, a key factor that effectively confirms the need for an interest rate hike at the meeting scheduled for this week. The report shows that, despite U.S. tariffs, the trend toward rising wages remains intact. "In most reports from the head office and regional branches, it was noted that companies expect wage increases in fiscal year 2026 at roughly the same pace as in fiscal year 2025, when strong wage growth was recorded," the Bank of Japan said in a report published on Monday. The market reacted swiftly to these signals, interpreting them as a harbinger of furth…
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What to Know: Circle’s xReserve lets blockchains issue $USDC-backed stablecoins that interoperate natively with $USDC, cutting reliance on external cross-chain bridges. $USDC’s market cap has surged to around $74B in 2025, reinforcing dollar-backed stablecoins as core settlement assets for on-chain finance. Best Wallet Token ($BEST) reached $17.1M in presale with a token price of $0.025965, as the token rewards investors with governance rights, reduced transaction fees, and access to trusted presales. Best Wallet pairs a non-custodial, multi-chain, mobile-first wallet with presale access, an in-app DEX aggregator, and upcoming debit card and analytics tools. Circle ju…
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Bitcoin (BTC) dropped sharply over the past 24 hours, nearing the $100,000 mark with an intraday low of $100,984. This price movement reflects increased volatility across the crypto market following a public exchange on social media between US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Their clash appears to have triggered a wave of risk-off sentiment among traders. In response, the global crypto market cap slipped 4%, falling from over $3.4 trillion yesterday to $3.33 trillion. Meanwhile, the broader market correction has not gone unnoticed in derivatives data. Derivative Metrics Reveal Bearish Sentiment Spike According to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, the Binanc…
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One of the City’s biggest banks has reframed Ethereum’s sharp ETH USD price pullback from its all-time high as a golden entry point. Standard Chartered’s head of digital assets, Geoffrey Kendrick, told clients this week that ETH USD remains structurally undervalued, setting a $7,500 year-end target on the back of rising institutional demand and a wave of treasury allocations. Kendrick’s note highlighted that Ethereum-focused exchange-traded funds and corporate treasury firms have accumulated 4.9% of circulating supply since June, a figure he expects to hit 10% by year-end. That steady absorption of tokens has been the decisive factor behind ETH’s run to $4,953 on Sunday…
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Ten straight days, fresh cash every session: Wall Street continues to buy US spot Solana ETFs. Bitwise’s BSOL and Grayscale’s GSOL posted their tenth day of net inflows on Monday, November 10. (Source: Farside) Together, they generated approximately $6.78 million. That brings the total net intake since launch to roughly $343 million. The run began after BSOL hit the market on October 28, and it hasn’t slowed, even as crypto prices have swung sharply. How Much Money Has Flowed Into BSOL and GSOL So Far? Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time The steady deman…
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