... on the duration of the export embargo and the effectiveness of accompanying measures. Administrative actions may likely help contain fuel price increases in August–September. However, should the prohibition be lifted prematurely in the fall, a new round of price growth may occur, as the root causes of the imbalance (low gasoline stocks and limited refinery capacity during maintenance) have yet to be fully addressed. The government must balance the need to control prices for consumers while providing ...

... certain investors still have a high-risk appetite and the market is ready to react vigorously to technological innovations. Market Prospects: Investor Expectations Mid-August brought a brief respite for the crypto market, followed by another growth round. Ahead lies a series of factors capable of determining the further market dynamics. Analysts agree that recent pauses were technical in nature: profit-taking after the rally allowed the market to cool; such a breather typically precedes the next ...

... European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called it "historic" and emphasized that it brings much-needed stability for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic. The Chancellor of Germany noted that the agreement helped avoid a new round of trade confrontation and reduced costs for European industry. In Moscow, however, such an agreement is seen as a long-term challenge: in effect, the European Union is solidifying its course towards rejecting Russian oil and gas, forcing Russia ...

... project's FDV is around $378 million, with the circulating token supply slightly over 20%. Interestingly, unlike many others in the top 10, Wayfinder does not demonstrate an abundance of well-known venture logos – likely indicating that significant rounds from VC were either not present or funding is concentrated in one or two niche companies. The report lists essentially a blank space next to Wayfinder, which might suggest a more decentralized or self-funded start. The absence of prominent investors ...

... risk of a "rug pull." These steps have bolstered trust among early investors. The tokenomics of BRETT are deflationary by nature due to supply and demand—fixed supply (around 10 billion tokens, the exact number was burned to arrive at a round figure) and absence of new emissions mean that an increasing number of holders leads to rising prices. The project actively engages with social media, forming a mini-ecosystem around memes: in essence, BRETT has become a symbol of the new wave of ...