... continues to build modern coal-fired power plants, even though the share of coal in total generation is gradually declining. In Western countries, renewable energy is already practically displacing coal: the variable nature of solar and wind generation is compensated by gas-fired power plants and energy storage systems. All this signifies a global turning point in energy. Investments are increasingly shifting towards RES, while carbon-intensive industries are forced to adapt to new realities. For energy ...

... heat and widespread use of air conditioning. However, solar power plants contributed about half of the increase in electricity generation in China, and hydroelectricity also increased generation compared to the previous year – this helped partially compensate for the surge in demand and avoid major disruptions. In the U.S., the rapid development of RES is already changing the electricity generation structure. As of March 2025, the share of wind and solar energy in U.S. electricity production reached ...

... wallet addresses during transfers. Lack of guarantees. Cryptocurrencies are not backed by any government (like regular money) and do not have deposit insurance. If an exchange goes bankrupt or your wallet is compromised, there is often no recourse for compensation. There is also no guarantee that the cryptocurrency project you choose will not fail: hundreds of coins that were popular a couple of years ago have depreciated over time. Investments in obscure tokens without fundamental value (such as meme ...

... network in the post-halving era. The modest 3.34% reduction in difficulty, instead of the anticipated 6%, indicates that the mining industry is adapting to new conditions without dramatic upheavals. Miners have navigated the reduction in awards, partly compensating through price growth and efficiency, while Bitcoin's automatic algorithm maintained economic equilibrium by alleviating difficulty. For institutional and private investors, these developments are significant indicators of ecosystem maturity: ...

... and massive use of air conditioning. Nevertheless, a significant share of the production increase was achieved thanks to solar power plants, along with increased generation at hydroelectric power stations compared to last year—this helped partially compensate for the demand surge and avoid significant energy supply disruptions. In the U.S., rapid development of RES is significantly changing the structure of generation. As of mid-2025, the share of wind and solar generation has reached around 24%,...