... administration begins to actively issue government bonds to finance the debt, this could weaken the dollar and cause fluctuations in the currency markets. For Russia, this could be an opportunity to strengthen its international economic ties and reduce dependence on the dollar in trade relations. A weakening US currency could also have a positive effect on Russian export revenues, especially in the commodity sector. Other countries, especially those that hold significant dollar reserves, could also ...

... news": some traders may offload coins out of fear regarding the complexities of migration. Therefore, sharp fluctuations in ETH price between the $1,600–$2,000 range can be expected in the weeks following the announcement. In the long term, much depends on implementation. If the simplification of the network proceeds smoothly and genuinely enhances efficiency, Ethereum could gain momentum for growth. It's evident that Ethereum's future will strengthen under such circumstances: operational costs ...

... America and the Middle East, reinforcing these regions' positions as global crypto mining centers. The effort to localize mining equipment production (like the planned Bitmain factory in the U.S.) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry's dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and user services is also gaining momentum. The Ethereum ecosystem continues to evolve: developers have announced an upcoming network upgrade aimed at enhancing scalability ...

... East, strengthening these regions' positions as global crypto-mining capitals. The push to localize the production of mining equipment (as seen with the planned Bitmain factory in the US) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry’s dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and services for users is also gaining momentum. The Ethereum ecosystem continues to evolve: developers have announced the upcoming network update aimed at enhancing ...

... than 4% annually, which is higher than that of many developed countries. According to him, during the first four months of 2025, the country's GDP grew by 1.5% year-on-year, with growth rates accelerating to 1.9% in April. Moving Away from Resource Dependence: The head of state emphasized the qualitative changes in the economic structure. The previous model, based on resource exports, is becoming a thing of the past. The contribution of the resource sector is no longer a determining factor—in ...