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The People’s Bank of China has been increasing its gold reserves for two years running. In October, it purchased a further 25.8 tonnes of gold, even though prices for the precious metal fell by almost 7 per cent over the month and dropped below $4,000 per ounce for the first time in a long while.
The governments of Moldova and Italy are set to sign an Agreement on the Mutual Promotion and Protection of Investments. It is designed to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries and to stimulate capital inflows.
The official Trump token ($TRUMP) has fallen by more than 15 per cent over the past 24 hours and is currently trading at around $1.27. According to CoinGecko, the token hit a new all-time low of $1.22 after the Democrats gained control of both houses of the US Congress in the mid-term elections.
Bitcoin rose on Wednesday, following a broader recovery in risk assets: the markets reacted positively to the certainty surrounding US politics following the Democrats’ victory in the mid-term congressional elections.
Blockchain researcher ZachXBT has revised his estimate of the alleged cryptocurrency theft from an unidentified organisation in the European Union upwards to more than $133 million.
The crypto market has almost recovered from the slump that followed the $6 billion Binance hack at the end of October. The largest crypto exchange had suspended but has since resumed withdrawals, after which the Bitcoin price rose by 2 per cent from its local low and returned to the $78,000 mark.
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, fell victim to a large-scale cyberattack: attackers siphoned off digital assets worth around $6.3 billion from its wallets. The bulk of the funds was stolen in just 20 minutes. A North Korean hacking group known as TraderTraitor, also known as the Lazarus Group, is suspected of carrying out the attack.
The global artificial intelligence market has faced its sharpest correction in recent years: investors’ cumulative losses have already exceeded $500 billion. Global technology indices have plummeted. The panic, which began in the Asian semiconductor sector, has spread to US stock exchanges, triggering a massive sell-off of shares in leading chipmakers and AI start-ups.
Interesting fact: more than half of the cryptocurrencies that have emerged in recent years no longer exist.
The state intends to acquire additional shares in the market operator ‘Moldova International Stock Exchange’ (BIMx) as part of a new share issue aimed at increasing the company’s share capital.
North Korean hackers may be behind the largest cryptocurrency theft in history, amounting to around $6.3 billion. The analytics firm TRM Labs reports that the attack on the Binance exchange was likely carried out by the TraderTraitor group, which is linked to the North Korean hacking network Lazarus. Experts consider this theory to be highly plausible, although there has been no official confirmation as yet. Neither Binance nor the law enforcement agencies have named the alleged organisers of the attack.
The Investment Agency of Moldova came second out of 31 national investment promotion agencies assessed in the ‘Emerging Europe 2026’ regional ranking. With a score of 88.24 per cent, our country ranks second behind Estonia (89.71 per cent) and ahead of the Czech Republic, Latvia and Lithuania, which share third place (86.76 per cent).
Crypto trader Ansem has revised his outlook for Bitcoin and Ethereum to bearish. He warns that both coins have broken below their medium-term trend lines and could accelerate their decline to below $82,000 and $2,400 respectively.
The Romanian Ministry of National Defence has signed a contract worth approximately 326.5 million lei (roughly 61–68 million euros) with a consortium comprising Thales Romania and Thales LAS France.
The Chinese stock market for companies linked to artificial intelligence and semiconductors is undergoing a sharp correction following a two-year rally. The STAR50 index has fallen by approximately 40 per cent in less than four months, with losses in market capitalisation reaching around $480 billion. The sell-off has heightened concerns about the overvaluation of technology companies and the sustainability of the AI investment boom.
According to calculations by on-chain analyst Willy Wu, the median scenario for Bitcoin (BTC) projects the price to reach $1.03 million by February 2033. Prior to that, following the same trajectory, the price will first fall by 43 per cent from the peak of the next cycle in 2028.
Chamath Palihapitiya, a billionaire, venture capitalist and one of Facebook’s early executives, suggested that investor confidence in the crypto market would be lost and that Bitcoin would plummet to zero should its network be hacked by quantum computers.
Audi is placing a major bet on America: the premium carmaker from Ingolstadt intends to invest around four billion US dollars in its first own car factory in the US, in the state of Georgia.
Silver could rise to $80 per ounce by September 2027, driven by growing demand from the artificial intelligence sector and a shortage of the metal on the global market. However, prices may fluctuate sharply in the coming months due to central bank policies, warns UBS Global Wealth Management.
Bitcoin recovered to around $80,800 on Sunday following a sharp sell-off over the weekend — as investors assessed the scale of the liquidations in the cryptocurrency market ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate decision.
