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By: Pablo Rutigliano For years, the lithium market operated under a silent, almost opaque logic. While the world spoke of energy transition, the electrification of transport, and the battery revolution, the price of the most strategic mineral of this new technological era did not emerge from a transparent market or a public benchmark built by the countries that possess the resources. On the contrary, its value was defined in closed circuits, in private reports from internatio

Tianneng Group and Atómico 3 join forces to revolutionize Argentine mining through industrial tokenization, sodium batteries, and advanced circular energy economy solutions.

By Pablo Rutigliano The world is undergoing a structural transformation that will likely be remembered by economic history as one of the most significant turning points of the 21st century. The geopolitical conflicts observed today in different regions of the planet are not simply isolated episodes or cyclical disputes between States. They are visible manifestations of a much deeper reorganization that simultaneously involves energy, technology, and the global economic system

The approach adopted by Aston Mining is based on the premise that the future of mining requires not only capital and technical knowledge, but also governance systems capable of guaranteeing traceability, regulatory compliance, and legal certainty for all parties involved.

Pablo Rutigliano proposes creating a Metals Market at the Global Mobility Call to set transparent lithium prices and guarantee the future of electromobility.

Pablo Rutigliano asserts that the San Juan Technical Lithium project brings a reality back to the table: Argentina has lithium.

The Tokenization Market proposal, promoted by Atómico 3, the Latin American Chamber of Lithium, and the Metals Market, is much more than a technological innovation: it is the turning point toward a new economic model that places sovereignty, transparency, and citizen participation at the center of value creation.

"Bitcoin is Paraguay's greatest ally in energy development," says ANDE president.

Pablo Rutigliano presents a critical analysis of Argentine lithium exports: under-invoicing, opacity, and the urgent need for transparency and fair prices.

Israel's strike on Qatar triggers global market selloff and oil price surge, raising inflation fears and testing US economic resilience.

The Latin American Lithium Chamber (CLL) celebrates its fifth anniversary since its founding.

The U.S. Treasury Department introduced new sanctions targeting Iran.

Atómico 29 is a new way of financing strategic resources such as copper, with a direct impact on the energy transition, electromobility and regional economies

The climate of rising tension in the Middle East triggered a strong reaction in global energy markets.