... demand for XRP for operations (through products like ODL – On-Demand Liquidity) provides fundamental support for the price. Additionally, Ripple regularly reports network metrics, such as transaction volume growth and liquidity on routes in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. As a result, institutional investors see that XRP has practical value bolstered by partnerships with banks and payment providers, distinguishing it from many speculative altcoins and fostering long-term interest in the XRP asset....

... issuance across all EU countries. Implementing MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European crypto market more transparent and secure—licensing for the first crypto exchanges under the new rules has already begun. In Asia, several countries (Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.) are competing for the status of regional crypto hubs, offering special regulatory regimes to attract companies and capital. The overall global trend is that governments are striving to integrate cryptocurrencies ...

... The implementation of MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European cryptocurrency market more transparent and secure – the process of licensing the first crypto exchanges under the new rules has already begun. In Asia, several countries (Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.) are competing for the status of regional crypto hubs, offering special regulatory regimes to attract companies and capital. The general global trend is that governments are seeking to integrate cryptocurrencies ...

... oversight of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA). Now, companies issuing stablecoins must comply with strict requirements—from 100% reserve backing of issued tokens to regular reporting to regulators. Hong Kong is actively positioning itself as Asia's crypto hub, offering clear rules for businesses and protecting investor rights. European Union: In the EU, the phased implementation of the MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulatory framework continues. This regulation establishes unified rules ...

... 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 and gas companies in the EU remain vigilant, continuing efforts to increase reserves and develop infrastructure for gas reception and distribution. Overall, the current situation in the European gas market inspires cautious ...