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Gold prices face a bearish trend, retreating below $3,200 as safe-haven demand weakens post US-China trade deal, with a short-term correction expected in Q2.

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Crypto traders who won dinner with Trump also made big profits
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Crypto traders who won a dinner with Donald Trump by purchasing large amounts of his token have already sold portions of their holdings for significant profits.
What This Mean: This highlights the speculative nature of celebrity or politically linked cryptocurrencies, where early investors often profit from hype before selling off, raising questions about long-term viability and market manipulation.
Is Ethereum's comeback real?
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Ethereum (ETH) has surged nearly 100% since early April, now trading above $2,500, signaling a potential comeback after months of underperformance.
What This Mean: Ethereum's rebound suggests renewed investor confidence in the cryptocurrency market, possibly driven by broader crypto recovery, network upgrades, or institutional interest. This could indicate a bullish trend for altcoins and decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems.

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