The technology industry keeps having a hot conversation over the development and application of blockchain in numerous sectors, including one of its famous development: crypto assets.

Indonesia is rich with its natural resources and has become the largest producer for some of the world’s top commodities.

The impact of climate change is increasingly felt. Natural disasters occur more frequently; prolonged drought, and seasons are no longer regular.

Time flies so fast. This year, ICDX and ICH mark their 11th year journey in Indonesia’s commodity futures trading. There are many unforgettable achievements and moments throughout our journey.

Welcoming Eid al-Fitr 1441 Hijri, supermarkets are usually packed, train and plane ticket prices soared, and restaurants are fully booked even until after Eid al-Fitr for halal bihalal. But due to the COVID-19 pandemic, those traditions came to a halt.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made almost all countries in the world to do their best to prevent more infections, from social distancing, mask and disinfectant, work from home, to lockdown.

Along with the rising “Go Green” trend, new commodities have emerged.

Chocolate is one of the most popular gifts in this month of love. The famous bittersweet taste has inspired The Source to bring “The Bittersweet of Commodity Futures Trade” as this issue’s main theme.