... few months, their total capitalization skyrocketed. However, soon after, the market experienced a significant downturn as many projects failed to meet expectations and regulators in several countries announced potential bans. The limited issuance and internal economics of cryptocurrency projects also influence prices. Some currencies have a capped supply (like Bitcoin, limited to 21 million coins), creating scarcity and sustaining value. Other tokens are continuously issued, and their price may decline ...

... the share of coal generation in India's energy balance fell to a five-year low (~64% compared to ~68% a year earlier) amidst rising hydroelectric output (+22% year-on-year in July 2024) and development of renewables (+14% over the same period). The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts that global coal power generation will begin to gradually decline after 2025 as new clean capacities come online. However, the current situation demonstrates how challenging it is for energy systems to navigate ...

... smart contract platform. ETH underpins the DeFi and NFT ecosystems and continues to strengthen its market position, having recently surpassed the psychologically significant level of $4,000. XRP (XRP) — the token of the Ripple payment network for fast international transfers. Its price has notably increased due to the regulatory clarity obtained after Ripple's legal victory over the SEC, resulting in XRP reaching multi-year price highs. Tether (USDT) — the largest stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar ...

... have a significant impact on its value. Let's consider the key periods and trends: Before 2008: the period is characterized, in general, by growth interrupted by short-term corrections. The dynamics were influenced by both global economic processes and internal factors, including oil prices and political stability. 2008-2009: the global financial crisis led to a sharp drop in the index, reflecting the negative impact on the Russian economy. Recovery was gradual. 2010-2014: a period of relative stabilization ...

... commerce. Banking Sector: Following the passing of the relevant law in the U.S., interest in stablecoins from traditional banks is growing. Some American banks are considering issuing their digital dollars or implementing blockchain solutions to expedite international payments. Additionally, large asset management companies (BlackRock, Fidelity, etc.) continue to push for the launch of exchange-traded crypto funds, bridging the cryptocurrency market with equities. As a result, the boundaries between classical ...