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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14821 · Jun 11

#typescript#editor#gfm#javascript#markdown#markdown_editor#milkdown#prosemirror#remarkjs#rich_text_editor#typescript#wysiwyg#wysiwyg_editor Milkdown is a flexible, open-source editor that lets you write and edit Markdown in a simple, visual way, just like you see it in apps such as Typora. It is built using powerful tools like ProseMirror and Remark, and everything in Milkdown works as a plugin, so you can add or remove features easily. You can customize its look and feel to match your app, and it supports real-time collaboration for team editing. This means you get a reliable, easy-to-use editor that fits your needs and grows with your projects, making writing and sharing documents smoother and more efficient[1][2][4]. https://github.com/Milkdown/milkdown

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@CryptoM · Post #65396 · 04/13/2026, 04:55 AM

🚀 PRECIOUS METALS | Swiss Bank Reacquires Gold Amid Market Recovery Swiss Bank has resumed purchasing gold after previously reducing its holdings due to market downturns triggered by the Iran war. According to Jin10, the bank had significantly cut its gold holdings from about 10% to 3% of its portfolio. Despite the challenges, Swiss Bank maintains a positive long-term outlook for gold and is gradually reintegrating it into client investment portfolios. Since the onset of the conflict, gold prices have dropped sharply due to concerns over higher interest rates and liquidity constraints. The bank's gold holdings have now increased to approximately 6% of its portfolio. Swiss Bank anticipates that gold prices will rise to $6,000 per ounce by the end of this year, driven by structural demand factors such as central bank purchases, fiscal deficit concerns, and geopolitical tensions. #PreciousMetals#Gold#SwissBank#MarketRecovery#Investment#Geopolitics#CentralBank#FiscalDeficit#GoldPrices#PortfolioManagement