... strict requirements—from 100% reserve backing of issued tokens to regular reporting to regulators. Hong Kong is actively positioning itself as Asia's crypto hub, offering clear rules for businesses and protecting investor rights. European Union: In the EU, the phased implementation of the MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulatory framework continues. This regulation establishes unified rules for the circulation of crypto assets and stablecoins across Eurozone countries. MiCA imposes registration and disclosure requirements for crypto service ...

... depend on weather conditions and global demand for LNG. If winter is cold or competition with Asian buyers for LNG supplies arises, European gas companies may face a new rise in prices. Thus, while the current situation is favorable, regulators and market participants in the FES in the EU remain vigilant, continuing to monitor infrastructure risks and stock levels. Coal Industry: Price Growth and Return to Traditional Energy Sources The role of coal as an energy source is again increasing on the global energy market. Coal prices in ...

... actively positioning itself as Asia's crypto hub, offering clear rules for business while simultaneously protecting investor rights. The new regulatory framework aims to attract crypto companies looking to operate legally in the region. European Union: The EU is continuing the phased implementation of the **MiCA** (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulation, which establishes uniform rules for the circulation of crypto assets and stablecoins across eurozone countries. MiCA introduces registration and transparency requirements for crypto service providers, including consumer ...

... reforms open new opportunities, but it is essential to adhere to established rules and maintain financial discipline to minimize risks. In the upcoming months, the community's attention will be fixed on further steps by lawmakers and regulators in key markets — the USA, EU, and Asia, where new decisions regarding cryptocurrencies and possibly the approval of long-awaited ETFs are expected. These events could set the tone for market movement through the end of the year. If current trends persist, the crypto industry has ...

... would make it impossible for European companies to pay Gazprom for gas supplies. As a result, gas deliveries from Russia to the EU would have to stop completely, both via Ukraine and the "Turkish Stream." This would amount to 30-32 billion cubic ... ... sent the rubles to Gazprom. After sanctions against the Moscow Exchange, the currency exchange had to be moved to the interbank market, but the system continued to work. In 2022, European companies didn’t experience much change. Previously, they sent ...