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Gold Soars Past $4,000 for the First Time – Inside the Historic Rally and What’s Next

Gold Soars to Record High: Hits $4,000/Oz — Is $5,000 Next? Experts Weigh In

Current Gold Prices & Recent Trends As of late October 2025, spot gold is hovering around $4,000 per ounce. After breaching the $4,000 barrier for the first time in early October, gold surged to a record $4,381/oz on Oct. 20 ts2.tech. Prices then retreated briefly – falling below $4,000 around Oct. 26–27 amid easing U.S.–China trade tensions reuters.com reuters.com – before recovering above $4,000 on Oct. 30 in the wake of Fed rate-cut optimism reuters.com. On Oct. 30, spot gold was trading near $4,004/oz, about 2% higher on the day after the Fed cut rates ts2.tech reuters.com. This volatility aside,
1 November 2025
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Ethereum $5,000 Soon? Fed Cuts, Small-Cap Rally & Whale Moves Fuel Bold Forecasts

Ethereum Price Prediction 2026: Could ETH Skyrocket to $10K or Crash to $3K? Experts Weigh In

Current ETH Price & Recent Market Update At press time (Oct 12, 2025), Ethereum trades around $4,100 coindesk.com. Over the past week ETH surged above $4,800 in early October (a rally fueled by optimism over Fed rate cuts and strong ETF flows) ts2.tech, but a sudden U.S.–China tariff escalation on Oct 10 triggered a sharp reversal. ETH nosedived ~7%, dropping from $4,287 to below $4,100 in one session coindesk.com ts2.tech – its steepest slide since late Sept. By Oct 10 evening, ETH briefly hit lows near $3,700 tradingview.com. The turmoil cascaded through crypto markets, liquidating over $16B in longs coindesk.com.
12 October 2025
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Brain‑Melting Discovery: Why July 9’s Record‑Breaking Earth Spin Could Crash Your Clock—and What Experts Are Doing About It

Brain‑Melting Discovery: Why July 9’s Record‑Breaking Earth Spin Could Crash Your Clock—and What Experts Are Doing About It

On July 9, 2025, Earth’s length of day was predicted to be −1.30 ms, the fastest day of 2025 and close to 2024’s all‑time −1.66 ms. A 1 millisecond timing error can yield GPS position errors of hundreds of meters and disrupt high‑frequency trading algorithms. Leading explanations for the spin‑up include an unusual Moon alignment, deep core fluid motions, and mass redistribution from melting ice. Future ultra‑short days are forecast for July 22 and August 5, 2025. The International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service may introduce the first negative leap second as early as 2029. More than 450 cesium
10 July 2025
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