London BTC Company Ltd has announced a rock chip sample from its Amonett-Frank project in Nevada grading 143.1 grams of gold per tonne, marking the highest grade found so far in its US exploration efforts. The project covers historical mining sites and remains largely untested along 1.5 kilometers of strike, located near major gold deposits by Kinross and Nevada Gold Mines. The company is verifying assay results to speed up analysis and has engaged geological consultants to advance field operations and permitting. London BTC is also issuing new shares to its employee benefit trust as it moves quickly to assess the mineralized system's scale.
OPEC+ decided to keep its oil production unchanged for October, awaiting a full review of member capacities before setting new 2027 quotas. The ongoing Iran war disrupts exports through the Strait of Hormuz, limiting OPEC+'s ability to meet productio...
Dogecoin has surged past its 200-day moving average, approaching the key $0.10 resistance level after a strong rally from around $0.08. This breakout strengthens its short-term bullish outlook, with technical patterns suggesting potential further gai...
Veteran trader Peter Brandt has revived his 2019 Bitcoin logarithmic chart forecast as BTC trades above $80,000, nearing $82,000 resistance. The model suggests Bitcoin's long-term parabolic uptrend remains intact despite the market's evolution, inclu...
The U.S. Treasury will start an active debt buyback program on Sept. 7, with operations potentially reaching $16.5 billion, aiming to improve market liquidity. This move has drawn attention from cryptocurrency traders as it could support rallies in B...
Bitcoin Blake2 (BTCB2), a fork from the Bitcoin chain split on August 8, 2026, recently hit a price high of $1,799. Despite this surge, BTCB2 faces challenges such as thin liquidity, limited exchange listings on smaller platforms like Neoxa and Nonky...
