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Silver Hits New All Time High 68.67 $ 
Gold also hit new ATH $XAU 4385
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🚨 India and New Zealand have officially finalized a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), marking a major step toward deeper economic cooperation between the two countries 🇮🇳🇳🇿 The deal is expected to reduce tariffs, improve market access, and boost trade across key sectors such as agriculture, dairy, technology, education, and services. For India, it opens smoother entry into the Asia-Pacific supply chain, while New Zealand gains stronger access to one of the world’s fastest-growing consumer markets. Beyond trade volumes, the agreement also strengthens long-term strategic ties, encourages cross-border investment, and supports supply chain diversification at a time when global trade patterns are shifting.

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🚨 Gold Hits New ATH 4418 🔥 $PAXG Gold Futures Surge's to 4433 🔥🥵 This is Gold's 1 Year Candle

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$LIGHT collapsed from $4.5 to $0.95 and signs a team rug pull. But the deeper issue goes beyond price it’s the funding rate. Funding is sitting at +0.860204% every 4 hours, which is extremely abnormal. This means longs are paying huge fees to shorts, just to keep positions open. When funding stays this high, it creates a death spiral: buyers bleed capital continuously, while shorts get paid regardless of price movement. In these conditions, even if price stabilizes temporarily, long positions are structurally disadvantaged. Liquidity drains fast, confidence collapses, and any bounce is usually sold into. High positive funding after a sharp crash often signals trapped longs, not strength. This is a classic example of why funding rates matter more than narratives after a dump when funding breaks, price usually follows.

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Over the last three hours, wallet 0xa92…7611e steadily offloaded 230,350 $AAVE , selling in smaller tranches that added up to roughly $38M in total volume. Instead of moving to stablecoins, the capital was rotated into large-cap blue chips $stETH and $WBTC at an average cost near $223.4. The shift came at a cost. The rotation locked in a realized loss of over $13.44M, suggesting a strategic de-risking move rather than profit-taking. This kind of behavior often signals capital preservation and quality rotation during uncertainty, not a full market exit. Price action reflected the pressure. $AAVE dipped to $156, posting a maximum drawdown of 11.56% before demand stepped in. The rebound toward $161 shows buyers absorbing supply, but the distribution has left a visible footprint, indicating this zone may act as resistance in the short term unless fresh momentum enters.

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Holding cash until real opportunities appear is an underrated skill in investing. I read this advice from Warren Buffett four years ago and ignored it. Only after going through full market cycles did its value truly sink in. Cash isn’t wasted capital it’s optionality. It gives you patience, flexibility and the ability to act decisively when assets are mispriced and fear dominates the market. The biggest returns often come not from constant activity, but from waiting calmly and deploying capital when risk-reward is clearly in your favor.

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