LME copper falls $202 to $14,154/ton; aluminum, zinc also lower

The synchronized move across copper, aluminum and zinc points to a broad macro driver rather than metal-specific fundamentals, since a single-session decline spanning three base metals is rarely about individual supply or demand stories. Copper's outsized drop relative to the smaller aluminum and zinc moves suggests the red metal is carrying the most sentiment weight here. For RWA and tokenized-commodity watchers, the takeaway is that on-chain metal exposure tracks the same LME prints, so this session's weakness transmits directly. Whether the selling broadens into a sustained trend or reverses next session is the open question.