Daily Crypto & Economic Pulse – February 12, 2026
In the ever-evolving global arena, the World Economic Forum's 2026 Global Cooperation Barometer reveals steady international collaboration, though its composition is shifting. Trade cooperation has plateaued above 2019 levels, with goods flows redirecting toward aligned partners amid slower growth. Innovation and technology, however, are surging, with IT services expanding and international bandwidth quadrupling since pre-COVID times, fostering new capabilities despite regulatory tightening.
Cracks in the BRICS+ bloc are widening, as seen at Davos, with India-U.S. tensions escalating over 2025 tariff wars and New Delhi's Moscow energy links straining cohesion. Bangladesh's pivotal general election today spotlights corruption, inflation, and development, with outcomes potentially rippling to Nepal and India, amplifying South Asian economic uncertainties.
Japan's electoral win under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi bolsters its regional stance, garnering broad Asian support except from China, amid U.S. January jobs data signaling potential global market shifts. China's overcapacity is reshaping industries, fueling a $1.2 trillion 2025 trade surplus and pressuring EU jobs, urging coordinated trade defenses.
These geopolitical and economic pulses could heighten crypto investment volatility, as traditional market jitters often pivot capital toward decentralized assets. Solana (SOL) thrives on its Proof of History mechanism, delivering ultra-fast, scalable transactions for DeFi and NFTs. XRP (XRP) excels in cross-border remittances via Ripple's efficient ledger, streamlining global finance. Cardano (ADA) advances sustainable tech through Ouroboros Proof of Stake, prioritizing interoperability and research-backed smart contracts for real-world utility.
Stay vigilant—global tensions may accelerate crypto adoption.
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