... prices from previous years, which encourage energy conservation. Additionally, slowing industrial growth in China limits the appetite of the second-largest oil consumer in the world. Geopolitical Uncertainty. The market is factoring in contradictory risks following the meeting between Russian and U.S. leaders. On one hand, the lack of significant progress means sustained sanctions pressure, which curbs traders' activity. On the other hand, the mere existence of ongoing negotiations somewhat reduces ...

... record levels, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence. Return of large investors and mega funds. Leading players are forming record venture funds and increasing their investments, once again filling the market with capital and enhancing risk appetite. Industry diversification of investments. Venture capital is directed not only into AI but also into fintech, climate projects, biotechnology, defense developments, and even crypto startups, expanding market horizons. Consolidation and M&A ...

... market will behave, which is why it is essential to remember the importance of portfolio diversification. The key principle of diversification is straightforward – do not put all your eggs in one basket. By diversifying, investors will face lower risks by allocating their funds across different assets. By the time the average investor reacts to market changes, 80% of losses may have already occurred. However, it is crucial not to go too far. One must ensure that the portfolio remains manageable....

... themselves: pure miners took full advantage of the rally, while diversified firms temporarily reduced their sensitivity to price fluctuations. Nevertheless, from a long-term sustainability perspective, the combination of mining and HPC business may lower risks and smooth revenue cyclicality. Crucially, even as it diversifies, Riot is not exiting mining entirely and maintains faith in Bitcoin. The company continues to mine effectively: in March 2025, Riot produced 533 BTC – a new record monthly volume ...

... emerging markets competing for access to U.S. and other major suppliers. In response, U.S. suppliers are leaning toward regions with high profitability, exacerbating competition for limited supplies. For Europe, this intensified competition underscores the risk of over-reliance on flexible LNG supplies from external providers. Implications for Europe’s Energy Security and Economy Rising Energy Prices and Potential Winter Shortages The redirected U.S. LNG shipments have already led to price increases for ...