In May, consumer prices for computer software and accessories surged 14.5% year-over-year, marking the largest increase since 2000. This spike is driven by AI data centers consuming most of the global chip supply, causing RAM prices to soar nearly 290% YoY. Producer prices for electronic components also hit a record 27% increase. These price rises, combined with elevated energy costs due to the Iran War, may keep inflation high into 2027, influencing Federal Reserve policy decisions on interest rates.
XRP exchange-traded products attracted over $10 million in inflows for the fifth consecutive week, contrasting with Bitcoin and Ethereum funds which faced significant outflows. This continued demand for XRP ETFs highlights growing institutional inter...
British armed forces intercepted the Russian oil tanker SMYRTOS in the English Channel, marking the UK's first operation of its kind. The vessel was boarded by Royal Marine Commandos and law enforcement to disrupt Russia's efforts to evade sanctions ...
Ethereum is trading near $1,670 after experiencing one of its weakest nine-month periods, with a third consecutive quarter of double-digit losses. Despite a 66% drop from its late-2025 peak and bearish technical indicators, nearly 500,000 ETH were wi...
ETHGas's native token GWEI has surged from below $0.10 in June to over $0.20, marking a 750% rise since February lows and making it one of the top-performing altcoins despite a weak crypto market. The recent rally started from a key Fibonacci support...
Bitcoin traded steadily around $64,399 with a modest 0.97% gain over the weekend, while Ethereum remained flat near $1,675. The crypto community is watching Bitcoin dominance at 56.6%, interpreting this stability as a sign of consolidation rather tha...
