The UN warns the world is one step away from nuclear annihilation, taking us back to the days of the Cold War

Secretary General Antonio Guterres believes we have been ‘extraordinarily lucky so far’, but one misstep could lead to catastrophe.

As global tensions rise, he is urging all leaders to renew a push towards eliminating all nuclear warheads.

The comments were made at the opening of a conference for countries signed up to the nuclear Treaty.

This treaty is designed to stop the spread of nuclear weapons… and almost every nation on Earth is signed up, including the five biggest nuclear powers.

Guterres says the ‘luck’ we have enjoyed so-far is not a good long-term strategy.

New figures are out on when the most activity on the Bitcoin Network happens

Coin Metrics has found European and U.S. business hours is a hotspot for crypto investment on the Bitcoin Network.

It’s understood U.S. investors use the services in the morning hours, while Europe waits for later in the day.

Analysts are reporting a drop in the share of activity happening during Asian hours.

It seems like the use of Bitcoin in Asian markets fell around a year ago, which coincides with China’s crack downs on crypto mining.

The figures looked at when changes to wallets took place, before they were segmented based on the opening hours of various global exchanges.

Coin Metrics looked specifically at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, and the New York Stock Exchange.

Analysts also looked at Ethereum data, which is less clear than Bitcoin. However, the company believes Ethereum trading also tends to occur during U.S. waking hours.

F1 Champion Sebastian Vettel is about to do the polar opposite of what his life has been like for the last 15 years

What an entrance to social media, he created an instagram account and posted this black and white video and announced his retirement that shocked everyone.

He used insta to reveal in the self-filmed video that this would be his 15th and last season.

As he clocked up 53 victories to put him third on the all-time list…why did he call it quits now?

His 2 year deal with Aston Martin expires at the end of the year

So at the age of 35, he’s keen to spend more time with his children and pushing for change outside F1 – whether that’s for greater equality or a push for sustainability and kindness to the environment.

Vettel has decided it’s time… who will replace him? well that still remains a mystery for now.