In just three years, Bittensor (CRYPTO: TAO) has quickly risen to become the top AI crypto token by market cap. In 2026, Bittensor is up a robust 47% as I write this, giving it a market cap of $3.5 billion. So what will the next three years bring for Bittensor ? Some of the future price targets for this AI crypto token are off the charts. But can Bittensor live up to the hype? Bittensor, as a Laye...
In just three years, Bittensor (CRYPTO: TAO) has quickly risen to become the top AI crypto token by market cap. In 2026, Bittensor is up a robust 47% as I write this, giving it a market cap of $3.5 billion. So what will the next three years bring for Bittensor ? Some of the future price targets for this AI crypto token are off the charts. But can Bittensor live up to the hype? Bittensor, as a Layer-1 blockchain network for AI projects, is the biggest beneficiary of the growing trend involving the intersection of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) . This trend, highlighted by Cathie Wood of Ark Invest in the 2024 "Big Ideas" report, appears to be gaining momentum. If it persists over the next three years, it could unlock billions in value for Bittensor. Continue reading
(RTTNews) - The Japanese stock market is trading sharply lower on Tuesday, extending the gains in the previous two sessions, following the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight. The Nikkei 225 is moving above the 53,650 level, with gains across most sectors led by expo
(RTTNews) - The Japanese stock market is trading sharply lower on Tuesday, extending the gains in the previous two sessions, following the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight. The Nikkei 225 is moving above the 53,650 level, with gains across most sectors led by expo
(RTTNews) - The Japanese stock market is trading notably higher on Tuesday, extending the gains in the previous two sessions, following the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight. The Nikkei 225 is moving above the 53,650 level, with gains across most sectors led by exp
(RTTNews) - The Japanese stock market is trading notably higher on Tuesday, extending the gains in the previous two sessions, following the broadly positive cues from Wall Street overnight. The Nikkei 225 is moving above the 53,650 level, with gains across most sectors led by exp
Chinese coal companies are turning to chemicals manufacturing for growth, as war in the Persian Gulf constrains supply of the liquid fossil fuels more commonly used by the industry. The country’s vast coal deposits mean that, unlike oil and gas, it requires relatively fewer shipments from overseas. In the current climate, that abundance is becoming increasingly valuable to industries that would ot...
Chinese coal companies are turning to chemicals manufacturing for growth, as war in the Persian Gulf constrains supply of the liquid fossil fuels more commonly used by the industry. The country’s vast coal deposits mean that, unlike oil and gas, it requires relatively fewer shipments from overseas. In the current climate, that abundance is becoming increasingly valuable to industries that would otherwise depend on crude oil for their feedstock. China Shenhua Energy Co. , the nation’s largest listed coal miner, is shifting capital spending to coal-based olefins — the chemical building blocks for plastics, fibers and solvents — betting it will deliver stronger returns than oil-based production if Middle Eastern disruptions persist. It’s a notable expansion in a total budget that’s shrunk 16% from last year’s level. The coal-to-chemicals industry has seen rapid growth in recent years, in part because the powerful mining lobby — heedful of the challenge from renewables in power generation — wanted to develop another source of demand for their product. Coal’s industrial uses are gaining prominence at a time when markets for rival feedstocks like naphtha (derived from oil) and liquefied petroleum gas (from oil or natural gas) are getting tighter. Shenhua said last week that net income dropped 5.3% in 2025. The firm predicted downward price pressure at its power generation business this year. One of its remedies is to trim coal output by 0.6%, given that average prices in 2025 were about 12% lower than the previous year. A second is to press on with the expansion of its plant making polyethylene and polypropylene — two of the commonest plastics — which is expected to double annual capacity by 2027 to 1.4 million tons. “Rising oil prices could weaken the availability of petrochemical supplies, and improve demand and competitiveness for coal-to-olefins,” Chief Executive Officer Zhang Changyan said during the company’s earnings webcast last week. Asset Purchase The coal giant...
Control of the seas has long defined power in the Asia-Pacific. From strategic chokepoints to contested fishing grounds, maritime space has shaped the region’s economic lifelines and geopolitical tensions. But a quieter contest is unfolding – less visible, yet potentially more consequential. It is not a contest over territory but over data. As satellite surveillance, digital tracking and advanced ...
Control of the seas has long defined power in the Asia-Pacific. From strategic chokepoints to contested fishing grounds, maritime space has shaped the region’s economic lifelines and geopolitical tensions. But a quieter contest is unfolding – less visible, yet potentially more consequential. It is not a contest over territory but over data. As satellite surveillance, digital tracking and advanced analytics transform how the ocean is monitored, a new question emerges: who controls the information...