Attacks and threats in key maritime chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz, Red Sea, Black Sea, and Sea of Azov are disrupting global shipping routes that carry about 80% of world trade by volume. These disruptions increase insurance and freight costs, delay cargo, and raise prices for energy, food, and consumer goods worldwide. The use of drones and missiles in these areas marks a new form of maritime warfare, with significant impacts on Russian exports and global food supplies. Shipping companies are adapting by rerouting, managing inventories, and preparing for ongoing uncertainty, while experts warn the Panama Canal could become the next major flashpoint in global shipping tensions.
Uniswap has reached $71.1 billion in trading volume over the past 30 days, reinforcing its position as the top decentralized exchange (DEX). Its consistent high volumes, including $21.3 billion in the last week and nearly $2 billion in a single day, ...
Litecoin whale addresses holding $1M-$10M and above $10M have decreased to levels last seen at the 2022 market bottom, signaling reduced large-holder activity during this market phase. On-chain analyst Joao Wedson notes this contraction resembles pas...
Sui (SUI) price trades near $0.72 after a fresh TD Sequential buy signal on the 12-hour chart, which previously predicted a 17% rally and momentum shift. The price tests a critical support zone between $0.71 and $0.73, with a break below $0.71 potent...
Ripple sees a $13 trillion opportunity in the corporate treasury sector for expanding its stablecoin business, leveraging its Ripple Treasury platform acquired through GTreasury. With around 1,200 corporate clients managing cross-border and domestic ...
Bitcoin is losing its status as independent 'digital gold' and is now closely tracking the U.S. stock market, particularly the S&P 500. This growing correlation raises concerns that Bitcoin could face a sharp decline if U.S. equities correct, especia...
