Commodities including Oil, Gold, and $BTC are the assets to watch this week as the middle east conflict expands.
Oil surged passed $100 this week after Iran and the US traded strikes and the Houthis took control of a Yemeni port. Surprisingly, Bitcoin held strong.
Between the Saudis, Yemen, Houthis, Iran, and the US, the conflict continues to expand and markets are reacting blow by blow.
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You woke up on a Saturday and 6.75% of your savings were gone.
Cyprus, 2013. A million people locked out of their own accounts. The ATMs read "withdrawals disabled."
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Talk is cheap. Action could prove catastrophic for these AI labs.
Slowing down sounds responsible until your competitors donโt. I have a feeling their actions wonโt match the strong rhetoric.
A 98-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO LEARNED TO DRIVE ON A 1931 MODEL A FORD NOW LETS HIS TESLA $TSLA DRIVE HIM EVERYWHERE
"I've been driving for 80 years, and the novelty's worn off."
"I just bought it because it drives itself, and it does everything, and it's not made an error."
It even stopped for a chipmunk.
now starts an era where creative people who are extremely good at prompting are so much more productive at basic life, making media & businesses, they can compete starting from zero and make new empires. maybe compounding results are so great no one is ever able to match
5 sorties of PLA aircraft, 5 PLAN vessels and 2 official ships operating around Taiwan detected up until 6 a.m. (UTC+8) today. 3 out of 5 sorties entered Taiwanโs southwestern and eastern part ADIZ. #ROCArmedForces have monitored the situation and responded.
Xi Jinping is Iranโs number one enabler in its ongoing war against the United States. Watch this video to learn how China is fueling Iranโs attacks on U.S. military assets.
BIG | ๐บ๐ฆ๐ท๐บโ๏ธโผ๏ธโผ๏ธ Pressure on Russiaโs civilian aviation network is beginning to spread beyond European carriers, with Air Arabia reportedly cancelling some flights to Russia after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Ukrainian drone operations would increasingly make Russian airspace unsafe for normal commercial traffic.
According to Baza, Air Arabia has removed a number of Russia-bound bookings scheduled for October and December, although the airline has not issued a public announcement explaining the cancellations. The development follows Zelenskyyโs September 1 warning to airlines and insurers that the growing scale of Ukrainian drone activity would make Russian airspace progressively harder to use safely. Moscow airports have already experienced repeated closures and disruptions as Ukrainian long-range strikes intensify.
The effect Ukraine is seeking is broader than the physical damage caused by individual strikes. Persistent drone activity can force airport closures, complicate airline scheduling, increase insurance and operational risks, and gradually make foreign carriers reconsider whether serving Russia remains commercially worthwhile. If more non-Western airlines begin reducing service, Moscow could face another form of isolation created not by sanctions alone, but by the expanding consequences of the war reaching deeper into Russian territory.
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