The US government has identified 16 minerals it produces none of, making the country 100% reliant on imports for these critical materials, which poses national security and economic risks. Financial expert Jim Rickards highlights this dependency, especially on minerals like yttrium sourced mainly from China, and argues that regulatory changes could unlock domestic mining opportunities. Historically, when government restrictions on resource extraction lift, markets react early, suggesting investors could benefit by anticipating such shifts. This issue affects not only defense but also consumer technology and energy sectors, making domestic mineral production a strategic priority.
The US and Iran are expected to finalize a peace agreement within 24 hours, potentially ending over three months of conflict that disrupted global energy supplies and raised gasoline prices. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced preparat...
Genmab announced positive Phase 2 and Phase 1b/2 trial results for epcoritamab, a T-cell engaging antibody, in elderly patients with newly diagnosed diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) who are ineligible for standard chemotherapy. The Phase 2 trial...
TAO price surged more than 24% on June 13, closing at $264 after opening near $212, breaking a seven-month downtrend from around $500 to the low $200s. Technical indicators like RSI and MACD signaled a reversal before the breakout, while volume confi...
A Coinbase report reveals that between 6.9 and 7 million Bitcoin, about a third of all Bitcoin, are stored in wallets with public keys visible on the blockchain, making them vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks. While Bitcoin's mining and h...
Uniswap has integrated tokenized securities such as SpaceX, Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA into its web app, wallet, and API, allowing eligible users to trade these assets directly on the platform. This move expands Uniswap's real-world asset coverage, wit...
