Empire Metals announced that initial assays from its largest drilling campaign at the Pitfield titanium project in Western Australia have confirmed and expanded a high-grade titanium core at the Thomas prospect. The campaign included 712 drill holes totaling 34,844 meters, with results showing multiple thick, near-surface titanium intercepts above 7% TiO₂, including intervals of up to 54 meters at 7.08% TiO₂ from surface. Managing director Shaun Bunn described the results as a "defining moment" for the project, highlighting the continuous, near-surface high-grade core within a large titanium system. Over 17,000 samples are being analyzed to support an updated mineral resource estimate expected in Q3 2026.
Morpho Association secured $175 million from investors including Paradigm and a16z to develop an open credit network that bridges traditional financial systems with blockchain-based capital markets. This funding highlights growing investor interest i...
The Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) has been downgraded from a buy to a hold rating due to less attractive valuation and weakening technical indicators. Despite solid long-term earnings growth, the fund faces challenges from lower oil prices, weak share-pric...
Securitize, backed by BlackRock, has tokenized $295 million of its NYSE-listed stock on the Solana blockchain during its IPO, marking a major step in merging traditional equity markets with blockchain technology. This move enhances Solana's credibili...
The Taiwan Freedom Project has released a special 32-page section in The Washington Times titled "Why Taiwan Matters, Now More Than Ever," emphasizing Taiwan's critical geopolitical role and the threats it faces from China. The publication features b...
Bitcoin's realized profit and loss ratio among short-term holders has dropped to its lowest point in 43 months, with nearly half of its supply underwater, a pattern seen at previous cycle bottoms in 2012, 2014, 2019, and 2022. This capitulation phase...
