... showed an outflow of funds, but if the price stabilizes, this may change to an inflow. If reversal patterns (for example, bullish engulfing) appear on the daily candles or the RSI begins to steadily grow above 55, this will be an early sign of buyers returning. In the event of a breakout of the $620-$630 resistance, the next growth target may be the $650-$700 area, where significant highs were previously held. Overall, the technical picture for BNB in May 2025 is neutral-cautious: the long-term uptrend ...

... periodically releases tokens into circulation through sales to maintain market stability. This mechanism prevents sharp shortages or surpluses of coins: every month, a specific volume of XRP is released from Ripple’s locked accounts, and unsold remnants are returned to escrow. In 2023–2024, Ripple limited sales of XRP on the open market, thereby helping to avoid price pressures during periods of legal uncertainty. Now, with legal risks reduced, the potential for institutional demand growth exists, allowing ...

... protection. Reminders of potential losses also echo from previous crises: the bankrupt exchange FTX, which collapsed in 2022, has begun another phase of repayment to creditors in 2025 (releasing about $1.9 billion for new payment tranches). The partial return of funds after the FTX collapse somewhat restores trust in the industry; however, this very situation serves as a reminder to investors of the risks and vulnerabilities present in the market. Recommendations for Investors In light of the outlined ...

... the market to cool, and such a lull typically precedes the next phase of upward momentum. Should the global economy provide positive signals—e.g., if inflation continues to decelerate and central banks soften their rhetoric—investors may actively return to risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. Industry events will also play a crucial role. The potential final resolution surrounding XRP, the launch of the first ETFs for major altcoins (Solana, XRP, etc.), and the implementation of announced ...

... for gas reception and distribution. Overall, the current situation in the European gas market inspires cautious optimism: the threat of fuel shortages has been pushed back, although it is still too early to relax. Coal Energy: Price Increase and the Return of Traditional Fuel The global energy sector is noting a remarkable trend: after several years of decline, demand for coal is rising once again. Prices for thermal coal in the Asian market have been climbing for the third consecutive month. In ...