... back from its peaks and stabilized within a relatively narrow range. The key support level is currently around $0.14—where the price previously bounced several times. This level acts as a threshold: a downside breach could pave the way for further declines to subsequent target areas of ~$0.12 and $0.10. Conversely, if buyers manage to push the price above the nearest resistance of ~$0.16, it would signal a strong upward reversal. In this case, DOGE could advance towards the $0.20 mark—a historically ...

... cryptocurrency market is experiencing a phase of consolidation at the beginning of August. The total market capitalization of digital assets, which exceeded $4 trillion in mid-July, has retreated to approximately $3.8 trillion amid widespread price declines in the last session of the week. All top-10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization ended Friday in the red, signaling profit-taking by investors after an impressive rally. Part of the current decline can be attributed to active selling at ...

... barrels per day, which was subsequently shut down. However, these events have strangely had a muted impact on the market. On Friday, June 13, Brent crude oil futures surged by 13%, reaching $78 per barrel from $69 the previous day, but soon began to decline, dropping by 6% to $73 by Monday, June 16. A renewed increase occurred on the evening of June 17 amidst news of a National Security Council meeting in Washington and threats from President Trump against Iran. According to Trading Economics, on ...

... only a slight uptick of 2.1%. The government’s complete ban on gasoline exports aims primarily to stabilize the rising quotes on the stock exchange, which have surged by 27.2% for AI-92 and 40.8% for AI-95 since the beginning of the year. Initial declines in quotes following the anticipated ban and the government’s decision lasted only a few days, and by July 30, exchange prices were again on the rise. As noted by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil product marketplace OPEN OIL MARKET, under the ...

... internal economics of cryptocurrency projects also influence prices. Some currencies have a capped supply (like Bitcoin, limited to 21 million coins), creating scarcity and sustaining value. Other tokens are continuously issued, and their price may decline due to inflationary pressure. Thus, the price of cryptocurrency is shaped by a multitude of factors—from the technical features of the network to investor behavior in the market. What is Cryptocurrency Staking? Simply put, staking in cryptocurrency ...