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The precious metals markets are facing significant turbulence, with declines in silver and gold prices due to economic uncertainty and changes in global investment expectations. This reflects investors adjusting to mixed economic signals.

After reaching a historic high of $126,080 in October 2025, the cryptocurrency market has entered a bearish phase that may extend until late 2026 or mid-2027, according to analyst Axel. This prediction is based on historical data patterns and technical indicators, suggesting a prolonged downturn may be expected.

Geopolitical tensions in the Arctic continue to escalate. Russia has expressed its concern to Norway and NATO regarding the inclusion of the Svalbard archipelago in the Atlantic alliance's military planning. According to reports from specialized media, Andrey Chemerilo, Consul General of

BRICS, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is advancing its efforts to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar through a new cross-border payment platform. This decentralized system, using blockchain technology, facilitates trade without currency conversion to the dollar, reflecting shifting investor sentiments towards alternative payment systems.

Ethereum faces significant selling pressure, with the current price at $2.03K and a decline of -1.89%. The bearish trend is reinforced by rejections at recent highs and suggested entry levels for short positions. Risk management is crucial, with a Stop Loss at $1,930 that could invalidate the bearish scenario.

Recent tensions between Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and French President Emmanuel Macron arose after the assassination of right-wing activist Quentin Dérank in Lyon. This incident sparked a broader debate on political responsibility and extremism in Europe, revealing ideological divides among leaders and the fragility of European consensus on security issues.

In cryptocurrency markets, where movements can be brutal and rapid, there is a pattern that many traders overlook: the exact moment when large institutional investors are quietly building positions. This pattern is known as accumulation of

For years, we've seen how the Internet evolves in well-defined stages. Web1.0 was the beginning, Web2.0 brought us commercial platforms, and Web3.0 arrived with the promise of decentralization. Now, Web4 emerges as the next transformative step, but with a radically different approach.

In the universe of cryptocurrencies and blockchain, there is a threat that has been gaining notoriety: the honeypot. It is one of the most malicious scams in the industry, where creators lure unsuspecting investors with promises of extraordinary returns, but once they are in, they find themselves unable to withdraw their funds.

A DeFi (Decentralized Finance Wallet) is much more than a simple digital storage for cryptocurrencies. It is a powerful interface that connects users directly with the blockchain ecosystem and decentralized finance protocols. Unlike wallets

A wildfire in Gyeongju, South Korea, started on February 7, 2025, and quickly became a national emergency. The deployment of firefighters and resources from various regions was insufficient due to strong winds that hampered fire containment.

Australia's economic context shows a significant drop in consumer confidence due to interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) aimed at tackling persistent inflation. This has led to more restrictive financial conditions for households and businesses, impacting spending habits. Economists are closely monitoring these developments.

Jia Yueting, founder of Faraday Future, rejects reverse stock splits and new share issuances to defend against malicious short selling. The company aims to enhance its blockchain and cryptocurrency integration, positioning itself as a key player in both electric vehicle manufacturing and the decentralized technology ecosystem.

Taiwan and the U.S. have successfully established a new economic pact to enhance trade relations and mutual investment. This agreement aims to lower tariffs, facilitate access to markets, and focus on clean energy and advanced technology investments, thereby strengthening the U.S. economic presence in the Asia-Pacific region.