 Why Startups Are Losing Money on the Energy Crisis — and How AI Agents Are Fixing It Brent broke $103. Big Tech is burning gas to train AI models. BP is turning back to oil, abandoning its "green" course. And startups keep paying bills that have risen by one and a half times in six months. Here's what's happening right now. China, which was the largest buyer of oil, is itself becoming a fuel exporter — Beijing turned on export taps after filling its reserves. This means the global market will get additional volume, but prices aren't falling — because demand from AI infrastructure is overheating the energy sector. Every new Big Tech data center consumes as much as a small town. And while they fund nuclear fusion and space-based solar collection, their server rooms run on natural gas. For a startup, this is a double blow. Not only electricity is rising — logistics, raw materials, and cloud capacity are also getting more expensive. CFOs see margins melting but don't know where the next spike will come from. ASI Biont analyzes macroeconomic signals in seconds: Brent dynamics, insider trades, reversals of majors like BP, OPEC decisions — and turns them into concrete recommendations. Not guessing on coffee grounds, but seeing patterns before they hit the budget. 1500 tokens to start for each new user. Enough to test on real data from your market.