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Gold hits $4,400 as Venezuela blockade bites, but a quiet ownership shift is changing how winners trade

December 26, 2025

Gold hits $4,400 as Venezuela blockade bites, but a quiet ownership shift is changing how winners tradeWith oil logistics snarled, investors are testing Bitcoin and tokenized gold as settlement rails built for stress. Andjela Radmilac Dec. 26, 2025 at 8:25 am UTC 6 min read Updated: Dec.

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Earlier this month, the US began intercepting and seizing tankers carrying Venezuelan crude, with a first seizure reported around Dec.
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Gold hits $4,400 as Venezuela blockade bites, but a quiet ownership shift is changing how winners trade

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Gold hits $4,400 as Venezuela blockade bites, but a quiet ownership shift is changing how winners trade

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