Empire Metals has upgraded the mineral resource at its Pitfield project in Western Australia to 8.16 billion tonnes grading 4.3% titanium dioxide, making it the world's largest titanium resource. The JORC-compliant estimate includes a first Measured Resource of 374 million tonnes at 5.8% TiO₂, providing a solid foundation for mine planning and economic studies. The company plans further drilling and studies aiming for another resource upgrade by mid-2027 to advance towards Probable Ore Reserves.
Ethereum remains range-bound around $1,900, with a major whale recently purchasing and staking 10,657 ETH worth about $20 million, signaling confidence in long-term gains. US-based spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $30.85 million in net inflows, indicating...
XRP's price dropped below the key $1 level to around $0.9942, marking one of its weakest weekly closes in nearly two years. Despite the price decline, large transactions over $1 million surged 280%, indicating increased activity from major holders. D...
AMD CEO Lisa Su announced that the company's server revenue is projected to grow by more than 80% in the current half-year period. This growth estimate specifically excludes revenue from AMD's AI accelerator business, highlighting strong demand in ot...
Solana (SOL) has fallen to $76.20 from its January 2025 peak of $293.31 amid broader market pressures. A previously inactive whale wallet recently purchased 47,535 SOL tokens worth $3.6 million, indicating confidence in the current price. Analysts se...
Chainlink (LINK) is trading around $9.49 with a 1.31% gain and a $7.1 billion market cap, showing signs of a bullish pennant pattern that could push prices toward $10. Institutional interest is growing, highlighted by Bitwise's acquisition of 171,870...
