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Popular market analyst Ted Pillows has tipped Sui (SUI) for an impending price breakout. Notably, the prominent altcoin has recorded a steady price decline in the past month with an estimated loss of 17.18% within this period. However, Pillows notes the formation of a bullish pattern which indicates substantial market relief ahead. Related Reading: SUI Rally At Risk? Analysts Warn Of 30% Dip If This Level Doesn’t Hold SUI Gathers Momentum Ahead Of Showdown With Resistance In an X post on June 7, Pillows shares a positive insight into the SUI market despite a sustained downtrend throughout May and early June. The analyst notes that SUI appears to hit local bottom within…
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XRP is showing mixed signals across timeframes, leaving traders on edge as the price approaches the key $2.35 level. While a recent breakout from a falling wedge on the 3-day chart suggests a bullish reversal, the 4-hour chart reveals signs of slowing momentum and a possible rising wedge. With buyers and sellers locked in a battle, $2.35 could be the tipping point that decides whether XRP surges higher or slips into a near-term correction. XRP Breaks Out Of Falling Wedge On 3-Day Chart In an X post, LSplayQ highlighted a key technical development on the XRP 3-day price chart, pointing to a breakout from a falling wedge pattern. This type of pattern is commonly associated…
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Polymarket is Polygon’s lifesaver. Not only does it generate traffic, but validators also receive decent fees—not too much, but just enough. The prediction market was pivotal in giving a near-precise picture of what voters thought of the November 2024 presidential election. When the mainstream media vouched for Joe Biden, odds were stacking against the incumbent with many on Polymarket placing bets backing Donald Trump. As of October 8, there were over 1.3M traders actively placing bets on the over 46,600 different markets or events. In general, over 27.3M positions had been closed. Out of the many events closed over the last month, the largest trader won more than $1.2M…
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced on Wednesday that he aims to have 50% of the cryptocurrency exchange’s daily code generated using artificial intelligence by October 2025, stating that the platform is already operating at 40% AI coding. The Coinbase stock, COIN, is down 0.5% today, according to Yahoo Finance, potentially signaling a poor reception by investors regarding Armstrong’s comments yesterday. The concept of “vibe coding” has gained popularity this year, thanks in part to computer scientist Andrej Karpathy, who is the former senior AI director at Tesla and the founder of Eureka Labs. In his explanation, vibe coding refers to relinquishing active overs…
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Brian Quintenz is back in the spotlight. The former CFTC commissioner, now Trump’s pick to lead the agency again, has one thing that sets him apart from other candidates, a crypto-heavy resume. And that’s raising a few eyebrows in Washington. Supporters say Brian Quintenz understands blockchain tech and could help modernize the CFTC’s approach to digital assets. From Regulator to Crypto Insider (and Possibly Back Again) After leaving the CFTC in 2021, Quintenz didn’t just retire quietly. He jumped headfirst into crypto, joining Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto division (a16z) as its global head of policy. Not exactly a subtle move. Now, he’s been tapped to return to the CFTC…
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Log in to our mid-week North American Markets overview, where we examine the current themes in North America and provide an overview of indices and currency performances. This week, some data dampened the economic outlook for both the US and Canada. The past four months didn't show much in that aspect, and participants started to believe that tariffs wouldn't influence activity that much. However, it seems that the markets were too optimistic for North America. August gave a first warning sign, with the US Non-Farm Payrolls showing the first crack in the labor market, which was confirmed by last Friday's report. Canada is also struggling with a regressing GDP in the se…
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The UK government is considering tapping into its massive Bitcoin reserve to help ease growing financial pressure. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly reviewing whether offloading some or all of the government’s crypto holdings could help cover the country’s widening budget deficit. From Criminal Seizure to National Asset The Bitcoin stash wasn’t bought; it was seized. Back in 2018, law enforcement took hold of around 61,000 BTC during the takedown of a Chinese Ponzi scheme. At the time, the haul was worth a few hundred million pounds. Today, with Bitcoin trading near all-time highs, that same pot is now valued at more than $7 billion. That kind of appreciation is har…
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The Province of British Columbia has secured a mandate to enter into discussions with the Tŝilhqot’in Nation to define how Indigenous consent would be incorporated into the decision-making process for future mining projects in the Teẑtan Area of the province’s Interior. The mandate would enable the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals, and the Environmental Assessment Office, to enter negotiations with the Tŝilhqot’in Nation, should it agree to consider any reviewable mining project in the region, the BC government stated in a press release dated June 18. Any agreement would fall under the Declaration on…
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The 48th British Columbia mine reclamation award ceremony took place Wednesday in Penticton as part of the annual Mine Reclamation Symposium. The Symposium spans several days and includes workshops, mine tours, technical presentations and concludes with an awards ceremony to recognize the efforts BC mining companies are undertaking relating to environmental protection and reclamation at mine sites. More than 270 people attended this year’s symposium, including biologists, engineers, mine workers and representatives, partners and members of First Nations communities, and students. Since 1969, mining companies are required by law to reclaim mine site lands when mi…
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British Columbia’s mining industry is entering a crucial stage rich in opportunity for critical minerals and gold, but it’s still dogged by slow permitting and widespread uncertainty, according to global accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. Revenue from BC mining operations fell to C$13.9 billion in 2024 from C$15.8 billion in 2023, largely due to a drop in metallurgical coal prices, PwC says in its 57th annual BC Mine report, released this month. Coal remains the province’s largest mining revenue contributor at 52% – with 95% of that coal for steelmaking – but volatility continues to challenge the mining sector. “Metallurgical coal is a key commodity for Briti…
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British Columbia has approved Imperial Metals’ (TSX: III) plan to deepen and extend the Springer pit at the Mount Polley copper-gold mine, adding about eight more years. The decision comes after an August court ruling that upheld key permits challenged by an area First Nation. The consent order from Environment and Parks Minister Tamara Davidson, and Mining and Critical Minerals (MCM) Minister Jagrup Brar, lets the expansion move forward under a provincial Mines Act permit amendment. “We agree that any changes to the effects from the proposed Springer Expansion assessed under the Act would not be significant,” the ministers said in their reasons for the decision p…
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Premier David Eby unveils mining investment plan on May 26 in Vancouver. Image from BC Gov Photos Via flickr. British Columbia Premier David Eby outlined an approach to mining development in the province’s northwest that combines economic growth, reconciliation and conservation in a speech to the mining industry, First Nations and conservation organizations in Vancouver on Monday. The vision, Eby emphasized, is to realize an opportunity for tens of billions of dollars in investment and thousands of jobs throughout the province. British Columbia currently produces or has the potential to produce 19 of Canada’s 34 critical minerals essential to Canada’s economic…
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The Province of British Columbia has announced that, in partnership with the Tahltan, Taku River Tlingit, Kaska Dena, Gitanyow and Nisga’a Nations, land-use planning will begin in the coming weeks in the northwestern corner of BC, engaging with industry to provide greater certainty for investors, First Nations and communities. Last week, Premier David Eby outlined the government’s vision for attracting mining investment to the province, particularly in the mineral-rich northwest. The vision, Eby emphasized, is to realize an opportunity for tens of billions of dollars in investment and thousands of jobs throughout the province. The plan involves partnering …
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British Columbia’s Environmental Appeal Board has upheld a ruling that handed Peace River Coal Inc. an C$800,000 ($580,000) fine after it repeatedly failed to comply with its environmental permit at its Trend Roman coal mine near Tumbler Ridge, Business in Vancouver reported. The Peace River coal mine was a metallurgical coal mine in northeastern BC, that was owned by Anglo American and suspended production in 2014 due to low coal prices. In February 2025, the idled mine was sold to Conuma Resources, a coal miner with operations in northeastern BC. The penalty was the largest ever issued by the B.C. Ministry of the Environment under the Environmental Management …
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The British pound is slightly lower on Friday. In the North American session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3541, down 0.22% on the day. GBP economy stalls in July UK GDP slowed in July, posting zero growth month-to month. This was down from the 0.4% gain in June and matched the market estimate. Services and construction were higher but were offset by a decrease in manufacturing. In the three months to July, GDP eased to 0.2%, down from 0.3% and below the market estimate of 0.2%. The UK economy has been losing steam - after a strong gain of 0.7% in the first quarter, GDP eased to 0.3% in Q2 and all signs point to negative growth in the second half of 2025. The weakenin…
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The British pound has started the new trading week in positive territory. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3591, up 0.26% on the day. Earlier, the pound hit a daily high of 1.3620, its highest level since July 10. UK claimant count change expected to jump The UK releases employment data on Tuesday. Claimant counts is expected to jump to 20.3 thousand in August, after a rare decline in July which saw claimant counts decline by 6.2 thousand. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.7% for a third straight time, its highest level in four years. Wage growth including bonuses is expected to rise to 4.7%, up from 4.6% in the previous release, which wa…
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The fate of the British pound, like that of the euro, is mainly out of its own hands. Right now, almost everything on the market depends on how investors feel about the dollar—and in 2025, that sentiment is strongly negative. If this market mood persists through year-end, demand for the pound will only continue to grow. Notably, the current wave pattern has remained unchanged for a long time and still suggests a bullish segment is unfolding. The new week brings the Bank of England meeting, which should not be taken lightly. In recent meetings, what mattered most was the mood of the MPC Committee—rather than the specific decision made or not made. The BoE is almost certain…
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While the euro has remained in a sideways range over the past week, the British pound has been swinging back and forth for months. These fluctuations don't significantly impact the wave layout, but the structure is becoming more complex and increasingly difficult to use effectively in short-term trading. That said, the upward trend segment continues to develop, and the fundamental backdrop still favors buyers—this much is clear. In the new week, it will be difficult for the pound to find strong support from the domestic UK news cycle. But that's not necessarily a problem. First, even the current set of news may be enough for the market to resume buying activity. Second, t…
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The British pound lost more than the euro over the past week, so its wave pattern now looks ambiguous. Recall that complex wave structures have one major drawback – they are extremely difficult to identify in the early stages of formation. Simply put, if the structure is not classical, it is almost impossible to understand what it represents at the beginning. In my analysis, I avoid working with non-standard structures because, as practice shows, such an approach has a low profitability ratio. Therefore, at the moment, the pound is unattractive for opening positions. I rely on the euro's wave pattern. Its supposed waves 2 and 4 in wave 5 both took on a nearly identical th…
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As the market enters a period of uncertainty after a bullish start to the week, the Dogecoin price has slipped back into a consolidation trend once again. This represents the slowdown brought about by profit-taking as investors secure their position. However, this does not mean that the favor has fallen back to the bears. In fact, the Dogecoin price remains in a bullish position, and as long as key factors continue to hold, then the meme coin could see a colorful breakout rally from here. The Broadening Wedge And What It Means Pseudonymous crypto analyst Gandalf Crypto took to the X (formerly Twitter) platform to share some interesting things about the Dogecoin price act…
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Massive liquidation in the crypto landscape has people wondering what the best crypto to buy now is. With Bitcoin (BTC) falling from $117k to $113k, and Ethereum sliding down to $3.4k from $3.7k, the market is currently looking bearish. According to an X post by Maelstrom CEO Arthur Hays, macroeconomic factors such as weak credit expansion across leading economies are slowing down nominal GDP growth and could play a part in dragging BTC and ETH down to the $100k and $3k level. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.27T24h7d30d1yAll time Hayes’ remarks echo a wider industry concern that strains from tighter credit, rising tariffs and a cooling labour market could derail crypto’s u…
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Cryptocurrency markets are holding tight despite anxious and volatile conditions. Bitcoin is trading in a volatile range but still consolidating above the 100,000 Key mark, and Ethereum, which attempted a breakout last week, saw this attempt rejected and is now back to its initial range. New highs are tough to attain for risk-assets as the Market tone gets more pessimistic, however, one of the first uses for cryptocurrencies is a hedge against fiat currencies that get thrown around amid geopolitical turmoil – Something to keep in check if anything major materializes. The total market cap for cryptocurrencies is holding above $3 Trillion – Keep this in check to spot any …
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Bitcoin’s record-breaking rally hit a pause this week as shifting U.S. policy signals triggered a sharp pullback. After surging to an all-time high of $124,457 on August 13, BTC plunged as low as $117,477 on Friday morning before stabilizing around $119,000. The 5% drop followed U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s comments ruling out additional government Bitcoin purchases for strategic reserves, sparking $1 billion in leveraged liquidations. Despite the correction, on-chain data suggests the market may be setting up for another leg higher. Exchange netflows have dipped to levels historically seen before major bull runs in 2017 and 2021, signaling reduced selling p…
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Bitcoin recorded a slight 1.50% price gain in the past 24 hours, with prices now hovering within the $109,000 price range, after a significant price correction from last week. While general market sentiment remains neutral, recent data from blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant suggests the leading cryptocurrency may experience further price drops before any potential full rebound. Bitcoin Needs Deeper Losses For Strong Rebound Signal: Data In an X post on August 30, top market analyst Ali Martinez shares an important insight into a potential Bitcoin price recovery. Using data from CryptoQuant, Martinez identifies that the Bitcoin Trader Realized Profit/Loss Margin (P/L…
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Everyone is expecting BTC USD to pump after the rate cuts. You know what that means. This is the start of figuring out if BTC ▲0.79% can add another $3 Tn in market cap to bring the price of Bitcoin to 200k USD in 2025. Currently, BTC is just above $115,000, heading into one of the most important macro weeks of the year. With the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting set for September 17, let’s talk about the odds that BTC USD breaks new ATHs or crashes below $100,000 DISCOVER: Next 1000X Crypto: 10+ Crypto Tokens That Can Hit 1000x in 2025 BTC USD Range-Bound Ahead of Fed Decision: Are Fed Rate Cuts Enough For $150,000? bitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.31T24h7d1y As of press t…
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