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2026-04-29
Il y a 24 min
UPDATE: U.S. equities shed $500 billion in market value at the open
UPDATE: U.S. equities shed $500 billion in market value at the open.
Il y a 50 min
Bert Dohmen: Gold May Drop First, Then "Fly Sky High" as Liquidity Risks Build
Veteran market commentator Bert Dohmen returned to Kitco News to revisit his 2026 warning, arguing that markets are heading toward a liquidity squeeze as institutional investors shift risk onto retail buyers while deeper system fragilities remain underappreciated. In the full interview, Dohmen points to private credit as a key fault line. He says large funds are freezing redemptions and becoming trapped by leverage, a dynamic he believes could pull broader markets "into the abyss." He also challenges conventional thinking on the Federal Reserve and inflation, contends that coming global resource constraints could trigger fresh shocks, and lays out his timeline for when gold and silver may form a bottom before moving sharply higher. Recorded April 27, 2026. Selected timestamps: 0:00 Intro; 0:55 2026 Warning Tested; 02:37 Distribution and Overvaluation; 05:08 Private Credit Leverage Trap; 12:57 AI Hype and Defensive Plays; 22:38 Metals Dip Then Surge; 24:29 Time Horizon Over Trading; 26:27 Know Your Portfolio; 28:19 Fed Bailouts and Inflation; 34:12 Energy Shocks and Wrap Up.
Il y a 1 h
UPDATE: Goldman Sachs sees crypto markets nearing the end of the current price and volume slump
UPDATE: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research estimates that crypto markets have already worked through roughly 90%–95% of the current cycle's price and trading-volume downturn, based on comparisons with previous historical cycles.
Il y a 1 h
Malawi liquidates domestic gold holdings to offset surging fuel import bill
Malawi has tapped its domestic gold reserves to help pay for higher fuel costs as the war in Iran fuels a global energy shock. The Reserve Bank of Malawi said Friday it sold 590 kilograms of gold—just over half a tonne—raising $78 million earmarked to cover rising fuel expenses. Speaking to Reuters, central bank spokesperson Boston Maliketi Banda said the gold sold was sourced from local artisanal miners. Full story at Kitco:
Il y a 1 h
Crypto liquidations hit $195M in 24 hours as longs take the brunt
CoinGlass data cited by Odaily Planet Daily shows 67,425 traders were liquidated worldwide over the past 24 hours, wiping out $195 million in positions. Long liquidations totaled $129 million, compared with $65.743 million for shorts. In the past 12 hours, liquidations reached $149 million, including $109 million from longs and $39.9961 million from shorts. Over the last 4 hours, liquidations were $62.4241 million, with longs at $52.7277 million and shorts at $9.6964 million. In the last hour, liquidations came to $2.997 million, split between $915,300 in longs and $2.0817 million in shorts. The largest single liquidation was recorded on Hyperliquid in the XYZ:CLUSD pair, valued at $6.5126 million.
Il y a 1 h
24-hour crypto liquidations hit $195M as long wipeouts dominate
ChainCatcher cited Coinglass data showing total crypto market liquidations of $195 million over the past 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $129 million, while shorts totaled $66.096 million. Bitcoin saw $43.6332 million in long liquidations and $6.7226 million in short liquidations. Ethereum recorded $32.1855 million in liquidated longs and $16.2638 million in liquidated shorts. Globally, 67,721 traders were liquidated during the period. The largest single liquidation was $6.5126 million on Hyperliquid (XYZ:CLUSD).
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BTC-0.60%
Il y a 2 h
US gasoline hits 4-year high as Iran war squeezes supply
US gasoline prices climbed to a four-year high of $4.17 per gallon, up $1.19 per gallon (+28%) since the Iran war began on Feb. 28. US oil futures have been trading near $99 a barrel, more than 50% above prewar levels. Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted roughly 20% of global oil supply.
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Il y a 2 h
Visa teams up with ex-Tether CEO Reeve Collins' WeFi to bring self-custody crypto spending to its network
Visa has partnered with WeFi, led by former Tether CEO Reeve Collins, to let users spend self-custodied cryptocurrencies across Visa's payment network. The rollout will begin in select markets in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
Il y a 2 h
Apr 28 Flow Update: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs post net inflows
Apr 28 update: #Bitcoin ETFs 1D net flow: 2,663 $BTC ($202.41M) 7D net flow: +3,725 $BTC (+$283.18M) #Ethereum ETFs 1D net flow: 27,316 $ETH ($62.23M) 7D net flow: 20,683 $ETH ($47.12M) #Solana ETFs 1D net flow: 14,488 $SOL ($1.21M) 7D net flow: +88,231 $SOL (+$7.37M)
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BTC
BTC-0.60%
Il y a 2 h
Galaxy Digital Posts $216M Q1 2026 Net Loss as Digital Asset Prices Slide
Galaxy Digital reported a net loss of $216 million in the first quarter of 2026, largely driven by an approximately 20% drop in digital asset prices during the period. On earnings, consensus had been looking for a loss of $1.06 per share. Galaxy posted a $0.49 loss per share, beating expectations by more than 50%. Total assets were about $10 billion at quarter-end. Equity stood at $2.8 billion, down 8% from the prior quarter. The company held $2.6 billion in cash and stablecoins, providing a sizable liquidity cushion despite challenging market conditions. Digital asset holdings declined 19% quarter over quarter to $1.36 billion, broadly in line with the market move. Helios data center progress Galaxy's Helios data center in Texas delivered its first data hall to CoreWeave in April 2026, shifting the project from construction to revenue-generating operations. Management expects data center revenue to begin ramping meaningfully in the second quarter. The company outlined a sizable buildout plan: 133 megawatts targeted for Q2 delivery, an additional 830 megawatts secured through ERCOT, and a total pipeline exceeding 1.6 gigawatts. For a firm best known for crypto financial services, the expansion underscores a push to diversify into AI infrastructure as global compute demand accelerates. Assets under management held at roughly $5 billion through the quarter. Capital management During the quarter, Galaxy repurchased 3.2 million shares for $65 million, signaling management's view that the current valuation understates the business. The company also completed its delisting from the Toronto Stock Exchange, consolidating its public listing footprint. Heading into Q2, the investment case hinges on two factors: a rebound in digital asset prices from Q1 lows and the start of recurring data center revenue tied to the CoreWeave partnership. A sustained crypto recovery is uncertain, and the data center ramp may take time to appear in reported results. Tags: Crypto news
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