... have utilized the rise to sell near the psychological barrier of $120,000, but long positions in BTC remain intact. Activity among large holders ('whales') has been noted on the blockchain, with some taking profits at the peaks; however, simultaneous accumulation of coins by institutional investors and crypto funds persists. Experts highlight that Bitcoin's limited supply and the influx of capital from companies and funds support a bullish outlook in the long term. A number of analysts from Wall Street ...

... resumed via Lithuania, and in case of disruptions, a floating LNG terminal is employed. Although these technical maneuvers do not directly affect Europe, they emphasize adaptation to the new constraints. Thanks to the diversification of sources and accumulation of reserves, Europe is approaching the autumn-winter period more prepared than a year ago. However, potential risks remain—from weather factors (a cold winter might sharply increase demand) to competition with Asia for LNG cargoes. Regulators ...

... tokens to external DeFi platforms—it's sufficient to activate the Earn option, after which the deposited stablecoins automatically begin generating income. Additionally, MetaMask offers a companion debit card (based on Mastercard) that allows spending accumulated funds in ordinary stores while continuing to earn interest until the moment of purchase. This functionality simplifies access for a wider audience to decentralized finance options and indicates that the boundaries between traditional financial ...

... to transfer tokens to third-party DeFi platforms — they simply activate the Earn option, and the deposited stablecoins instantly start yielding returns. Additionally, MetaMask has launched a debit card (based on Mastercard), allowing users to spend accumulated funds in regular stores while continuing to earn interest until purchase. This functionality simplifies access for a broad audience to the possibilities of decentralized finance and demonstrates how the lines between traditional banking services ...

... Infrastructure Europe, underground gas storage facilities in EU countries are nearly 66% full — an unprecedentedly high level for the end of July over recent years. In absolute terms, the storage volume exceeds 72 billion cubic meters (significantly less was accumulated a year ago on the same date). The rates of fuel injection are also record-breaking: in June alone, European companies injected about 12.4 billion cubic meters, marking the highest monthly volume in the past three years. This was facilitated ...