... the EU has effectively ceased due to the existing embargo, while pipeline gas supplies have been reduced to minimal volumes. The European Union is actively developing infrastructure for LNG reception (new terminals are being constructed, and long-term contracts with alternative suppliers are being signed) to replace the volumes lost. Nonetheless, completely abandoning Russian gas in the short term is challenging for Europe: some countries, such as Hungary, still significantly depend on Gazprom gas ...

... regarding XRP's status will fade away. Additional momentum for XRP may come from new investment products. The recent loosening of the SEC's stance has opened the door to the launch of ETFs for several major altcoins, including XRP, assuming relevant futures contracts are established. Analysts believe that the market could see the first such products in the fall, provided regulators grant final approval. Consequently, XRP finds itself at a turning point: established legal clarity and the launch of ETFs could ...

... petroleum products into the EU have effectively ceased due to the existing embargo, and pipeline gas supplies have been reduced to minimal amounts. The EU is actively developing infrastructure for receiving LNG (new terminals are being built, and long-term contracts are being signed with alternative suppliers) to replace falling volumes. However, completely abandoning Russian gas in the short term is challenging for Europe: some countries, like Hungary, still largely depend on Gazprom's gas due to previously ...

... to ~38 EH/s. This move reflects a broader trend in the industry: mining companies increasingly recognize the growing demand for computing power from tech companies (data processing, machine learning) and strive to utilize their equipment and energy contracts in new segments. Essentially, large Bitcoin miners possess what is highly valuable for the AI industry – access to cheap electricity, ready infrastructure for cooling, and large data center management. By housing AI servers, they secure a ...

... secondary market, bonds change hands multiple times. The subject of acquisition is the right to claim from the issuer the payment of the bond's value and the associated interest. For individuals to access the market, it is necessary to enter into a contract with a specialized broker. Bonds may also be acquired through a dealer bank, but this service is primarily intended for VIP clients, under the framework of trust management. To engage with the bank, it is essential to open a bank account and ...