... Price Development in May 2025 Based on the aforementioned factors and technical indicators, we can delineate three potential scenarios for Ethereum over the coming month: optimistic, baseline, and pessimistic. This approach to forecasting allows for accounting for different combinations of market conditions and preparing for any turn of events. Optimistic Scenario In the optimistic scenario, May 2025 presents a favorable combination of factors: the macroeconomic environment improves (the Fed signals ...

... for generating passive income: now holders of stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI) can deposit their funds for interest directly through integration with decentralized protocols and use the MetaMask debit card for everyday expenses directly from their crypto account. Such innovations blur the line between traditional finance and decentralized services, making the use of cryptocurrencies more convenient for a broad audience. The implementation of new technologies and infrastructure development make the cryptocurrency ...

... of imposing 25–70% tariffs on car exports to the US was eliminated. However, uncertainty in global trade has not completely dissipated—US negotiations with several other partners (China, India) continue, and businesses in Europe still take into account the possibility of new barriers in the future. The macroeconomic situation in Europe is gradually deteriorating, although a sharp decline has been avoided. According to preliminary estimates, the eurozone economy grew virtually unchanged in Q2 ...

... restrictions on oil production in Venezuela, potentially allowing Chevron and other partners of PDVSA to increase heavy crude exports by more than 200,000 barrels per day. However, these plans are only moderately supporting prices at present, as traders account for gradual growth in Venezuelan supply, while overall global oil inventories remain limited due to OPEC+ actions. Temporary disruptions in the export of Black Sea oil (including suspensions of shipments of Azeri BTC in the Turkish port of Ceyhan),...

... share of wind and solar in U.S. electricity generation reached nearly 24%, surpassing the contributions of coal-fired and nuclear power plants (each providing less than 20%). Collectively, all renewable sources (including hydropower, biomass, etc.) accounted for around 26% of U.S. electricity production in the first quarter, and by mid-year this figure increased to a record 32%. Thus, green energy in the U.S. has for the first time surpassed coal and is gradually catching up with nuclear generation ...