The use of decentralised, blockchain-based messaging and social media apps has witnessed an increased interest over 2025 during the time of civil unrest and communication blackouts in the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Decentralised social media has witnessed 145% growth over the past five years, as per the reports of
Pedro Machado, the European Central Bank (ECB) supervisor, has flagged a potential risk from the Middle East conflict. The same risk is likely to impact the crypto market, influencing its recently caught up growth over 24 hours. The ECB is currently shifting its focus to synthetic securitization. Risks According to
Crypto prices have soared over 24 hours despite the rising conflict in the Middle East. However, other markets or stock values ended the last session on a mixed tone, signaling a slight volatility. Some investors have reportedly bought the dip, but it is recommended to exercise caution and do a
The crypto market is showing the impact of the ongoing Middle East war. Other markets are following, except Gold, which has made gains per recent reports. BTC has a new forecast with a higher chance that it dips in 2026. Meanwhile, there is considerable attention on oil prices as the
Ripple has recently collaborated with two new partners, Zand Bank and fintech company Mamo, in order to widen its network in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The collaboration will help to leverage its blockchain-based cross-border payments platform. On May 19, Ripple released a press release to make an announcement, followed
The Middle East Employee Well Being Summit, organized by IBEForuM , was held on the 28th and 29th of May 2024 at the prestigious Radisson Blu in Dubai. The event was a monumental success, drawing attendees from around the globe and featuring over 14+ sponsors, 20+ distinguished speakers and more
