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Expion Energy (Nasdaq: XPON), formerly Expion360, tops the Nasdaq percentage gainers after acquiring an Eastern Louisiana oil and gas prospect and naming a new CEO.

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Solstice Gold Corp. (TSXV: SGC) tops the TSX Venture percentage gainers after agreeing to acquire the Leckie Gold Zone and 43 claims, expanding Strathy to about 57 km2.

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Gold and silver mining stocks dominate the TSX top percentage gainers, led by Silver Tiger Metals, NovaGold Resources and i-80 Gold, as precious metals gain.

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Bitfire Research says Bitcoin has entered a high-level consolidation phase after its breakout, with resistance at $78,500 to $82,000 and support at $73,500 to $72,400.

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US national debt passed $40 trillion and annual interest costs topped $1.2 trillion. deVere Group warns the spiral is now self-feeding and markets are underpricing it.

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