... include the following coins and tokens: Bitcoin (BTC) – around $118,000–120,000. The first cryptocurrency holds over 45% of the total market capitalization and has established itself at new heights. Investors see Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a hedge against inflation risks, sustaining high demand. Ethereum (ETH) – approximately $3,800. The largest altcoin holds a market share of ~18%. Ethereum is strengthening due to network updates and growing institutional interest—capital inflows into ETH funds have reached record levels. The immediate goal is to surpass the $4,000 threshold amidst a deflationary ETH issuance ...

... available only to qualified investors in Russia. This step by the Central Bank is aimed at protecting unqualified investors from the risks associated with foreign assets, but will also limit opportunities for diversification and protecting savings from inflation. In this article, we analyze how the new rules will affect retail investors, their access to foreign markets, and the future of the Russian stock market. Foreign Securities to Be Available Only for Qualified Investors: What This Means for Retail Investors and the Stock Market? Starting January 1, 2025, the Central Bank of Russia will implement new regulations ...

... from previous downturns. Following Bitcoin's halving in 2024, investor interest in digital assets has grown, and AVAX, with its strong fundamentals, is drawing additional attention. Macroeconomic conditions are also gradually improving. With slowing inflation and easing monetary policy, investors are becoming more risk-tolerant, leading to a capital influx into cryptocurrencies. This overall positive market sentiment may support demand for AVAX in May 2025, provided there are no sudden negative events. Technical Analysis of AVAX: Support and Resistance Levels By the end of April 2025, the price of AVAX is hovering around $22 per token. Over the last ...

... only apply to December and January but will be extended until the end of March, until the demand for gasoline in the domestic market starts to rise. In his opinion, lifting the ban will not affect wholesale or retail fuel prices in Russia. Retail prices are almost unaffected by wholesale, and price growth is limited by inflation. Wholesale prices are influenced by anything—logistics issues, transport delays, weather, news—except for fundamental ...

..., Russian refineries are directing nearly all their gasoline supply to the domestic market. It is expected that the increased supply on the exchange will cool prices, which... ... stopped rising: by July 25, the price of AI-92 gasoline dropped by approximately 1.5%, and AI-95 by 1.1%, anticipating the introduction of the ban. However, retail fuel prices... ....3% (since the beginning of the year, the increase is ~4.6%, slightly above overall inflation of ~4.5%). By July 31, wholesale gasoline prices remained near peak values...