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A LESSON IN POWER | Local Sports | trinidadexpress.com

Kadeem Alleyne’s jersey read “Professor” and by the end of Saturday night’s Premiership One final, Bess Motors Marchin Patriots would learn why. The Barbadian, who was named Player of the Match and Tournament MVP, slammed an extraordinary 116 off 53 balls to lead Nu-Iron Queen’s Park Cricket Club to their eight T20 title with a

Lesson for Safa as SA sports stars fly our flag high

As the 49 Afrikaners departed for the US to join Donald Trump’s misguided and foolish refugee programme, it created a lot of anger. Lies were peddled to the dimwit American president that a bunch of racists, who just cannot live with black people, were facing a genocide. ...

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Bitcoin Hits $73,000 Amid Ceasefire Rally, But Coinbase Chief Gives Caution

Coinbase Global Head of Investment Research David Duong said the US-Iran ceasefire provided markets with a relief valve, not a full reset, as Bitcoin price tops $73,000. The two-week truce sent oil back into the low $90s and triggered a broad risk rally. However, Duong argued that underlying constraints from the war have not disappeared...

US inflation soars to 3.3% in largest jump since 2021 – so why did Bitcoin barely move?

March inflation has delivered a split result with one immediate consequence. US consumer prices accelerated hard enough to keep the Federal Reserve boxed in, while the softer core reading kept the next month alive as the real test. That tension reaches well beyond macro calendars. Bitcoin has spent much of 2026 trading through rates, liquidity

U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran tests solar supply

The U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran is unlikely to materially affect solar manufacturing projects in the Middle East for now, as most of these investments remain at an early stage. OPIS analyst Brian Ng sees the most immediate risk in logistics. If disruptions persist, shipments of solar products into the region could be delayed and export

Bitcoin miner fees are close to zero as cost to mine nears $80,000 with difficulty about to drop 5%

Bitcoin mining is still running on the subsidy, not demand. That is the more useful place to start as we head into the next Bitcoin difficulty adjustment window, which CoinWarz now estimates for April 18, 2026, with difficulty projected to fall from 138.97 trillion to 132.14 trillion, a decline of 4.91%. The schedule matters less

Bitcoin Holds Firm Despite $271M Sell-Off From Long-Term Whales

Long-term Bitcoin whales sold US$271 million in BTC on Sunday, the largest single wave of OG selling since a US$280 million dump in January that triggered a 13% correction from US$90,000 to US$78,700. Despite the sell-off, Glassnode data shows long-term holder net positions swung from -152,000 BTC in February to +88,000 BTC by April 9