... further steps and awaiting new growth drivers. The external macroeconomic backdrop remains relatively neutral: the U.S. Federal Reserve, at its July meeting, predictably kept rates unchanged, avoiding negative surprises, although upcoming inflation data and the annual Fed symposium in Jackson Hole could temporarily increase volatility. Overall, the sentiment in the crypto market remains cautiously positive: despite the recent minor correction, investor confidence in the market and interest in digital ...

... availability of energy resources. Economic Growth and Demand. Macroeconomic indicators in key economies—GDP growth rates and industrial activity in China, the U.S., Europe, and India—will determine consumption dynamics for oil, gas, and electricity. Strong data (e.g., U.S. GDP growth of ~3% in Q2) supports optimism, while economic slowdowns may dampen fuel demand. Gas Storage Filling. Europe’s progress towards achieving the 90% filling goal for gas storage facilities before the heating season, alongside ...

... resources in various regions. Economic Growth and Demand. Macroeconomic indicators in key economies – GDP and industrial growth rates in China, the U.S., Europe, and India – will determine the dynamics of consumption of oil, gas, and electricity. Strong data (for instance, a ~3% GDP growth in the U.S. in Q2) supports optimism, while an economic slowdown might cool fuel demand. Gas Storage Replenishment. Progress in Europe towards achieving the goal of 90% gas storage capacity by the heating season, as ...

... resources. Additionally, ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations remain in the market's sight: an extension of the tariff truce would reduce risks for the global economy and support demand for energy resources. Financial Markets and Economy: Macroeconomic data (inflation levels, interest rate trends, industrial growth rates) will influence commodity markets. Should major economies signal a slowdown, oil quotes may cool, and fuel consumption could decline. For now, however, basic forecasts anticipate moderate ...

... around what backs the tens of billions of USDT. Tether has historically faced criticism for its lack of transparency: for many years, there was no full audit report, only periodic disclosures of reserves by category. According to the latest published data (end of 2024), Tether's reserves include about 80% in highly liquid assets (predominantly US Treasury securities—T-bills), a portion in cash and deposits, a share in secured loans, and minor investments in other assets (e.g., Tether acknowledged ...