Coffee prices have surged in recent weeks, underscoring how climate-driven supply risks are turning a staple consumer commodity into an increasingly watched ‘real-asset’ trade—and prompting the expansion of tokenized, retail-access digital coffee products in South Korea.
U.S. Arabica coffee futures for September delivery climbed to $3.47 per pound on Wednesday U.S. Eastern Time, up more than 40% from $2.48 on June 8, according to Investing.com data cited in the report. The rally has been punctuated by extreme daily swings: on July 7 ET, Arabica futures jumped roughly 16.2% in a single… Read more





