... inherent volatility, many investors view Ethereum as a technological platform with significant long-term growth potential. XRP: Multi-Year Highs and New Benchmarks Ripple’s token XRP continues to hold a leading position in the market, recently rising to price levels unseen since late 2018. This increase was made possible by significant legal victories for Ripple: a US court previously confirmed that secondary sales of XRP are not securities, removing a substantial portion of regulatory risk from the asset. Though the final resolution in the ...

... provide insights into the balance of supply and demand in the gas market. If inventories increased significantly more than the average norm over the week, this signals oversupply or weakening demand — such data could lead to a decline in natural gas prices. Conversely, a small increase in inventories or a reduction would indicate high demand (e.g., due to heat) or supply issues, supporting gas prices. Energy traders and investors in stocks of gas production companies (including LNG exporters) will closely react to this data....

... be affected by rising tensions in the Middle East, shared Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil products marketplace "Open Oil Market" (a Skolkovo resident), in an interview with RIA Novosti. "In the medium term, long-term factors will increasingly affect prices, including the slowdown in oil demand in the transportation sector and the rise in production outside OPEC+. However, in the short term, the market will be supported by the growing tension in the Middle East. Therefore, the average annual price ...

... last year, the average Brent price rose from $75 to $94 per barrel. "While a similar surge is unlikely this time, Brent prices will not fall below $70 per barrel. The reduction in exports will be one of the factors supporting the market, even despite ... ... coming weeks. In December, a gradual easing of OPEC+ quotas is possible, though it remains uncertain whether production will increase as per the agreed schedule or if any of the participating countries will significantly ramp up production in response ...

... factor affecting value. Rare coins are in the highest demand. However, a large mintage does not necessarily devalue an item. Historical precedents exist where coins were withdrawn from circulation for political or other reasons, leading to a significant price increase for the few remaining pieces. Metal: The raw materials used in coin production influence value. Thus, products made from precious metals generally command higher prices. Their value cannot fall below the price of the metal itself. The presence ...