LME Copper Closes Up $78 at $14,618/Ton; Tin Gains $203

The split matters more than the headline gains: copper, tin and cobalt firmed while zinc, lead and nickel slipped, so this reads as selective buying rather than a broad base-metals move. Copper and tin sit closest to the electrification and semiconductor supply chains that RWA and tokenized-commodity products increasingly track, which makes their relative strength the more telling signal. Whether zinc's decline stays contained or spreads into the rest of the complex is the open question.