... while a downward revision may provide relief to the European markets and reduce pressure on eurozone bonds. 11:00 – IEA Monthly Oil Market Report: The International Energy Agency publishes its perspective on the balance of supply and demand in the oil market. The IEA report contains forecasts on production (especially in non-OPEC countries) and assessments of oil demand growth across regions. If the IEA indicates oversupply or slowing demand, oil prices may continue to correct downward; signs of demand shortages may push oil quotes upward. 17:30 (USA) – Official Oil and Petroleum Products Inventories from EIA (Week): The US Department of Energy publishes data on weekly changes in crude oil, gasoline, and distillate ...

... market capitalization of digital assets, which surpassed the historic landmark of several trillion dollars in July, is now fluctuating without drastic swings. Investors have partially taken profits after the impressive rally, which is viewed as a healthy correction—such consolidation lays the groundwork for potential new growth. External macroeconomic factors are also influencing market sentiment: global markets remain cautious due to geopolitical uncertainty and expectations for new signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve regarding monetary policy. Nevertheless, the absence of negative surprises (for example, the Fed's interest ...

... total market capitalization of digital assets, having surpassed the significant milestone of several trillion dollars in July, is currently oscillating without sharp fluctuations. Partial profit-taking following impressive growth is seen as a healthy correction – such consolidation lays the groundwork for a potential new upward move. External macroeconomic factors continue to influence investor sentiment. Global markets are maintaining caution due to geopolitical uncertainty and anticipating new signals from the US Federal Reserve concerning monetary policy. The absence of negative surprises – for example, the Fed’s base rate remained unchanged at the latest ...

... and hype, sometimes backed by significant venture investments. However, high valuations do not always correlate with the actual demand for the product. When a project has a low real capitalization and users (or TVL or revenue) do not keep pace with marketing valuations, a correction may occur: as new tokens are unlocked, their owners (funds, teams) may exit to the market, exerting pressure on price. This is why professional investors closely monitor emissions schedules and ask: is the FDV of a specific project's cryptocurrency ...

... may not materialize. This increases uncertainty and complicates the assessment of the company's real value. Price volatility. After an IPO, the price of shares can fluctuate significantly — both upward and downward. Following initial excitement, a correction may occur, particularly if demand quickly diminishes. Overvaluation and market disappointment. Sometimes investor expectations are set too high: if a company does not meet predictions, stock prices may fall below the offering price. Historically, many IPOs have experienced significant losses in the first months. Limitations ...