... a hedge against inflationary risks, which supports high demand. Ethereum (ETH) – approximately $3,850. The largest altcoin (~18% of the market) is strengthening due to network upgrades and record inflows of institutional investments. The immediate target is to break the psychological barrier of $4,000 against the backdrop of a deflationary issuance model for ETH. Tether (USDT) – ~$1, the stablecoin #1. USDT provides liquidity in the crypto market, remaining the primary instrument for "parking" ...

... users can generate content (filters, avatars, etc.) within the platforms. Meta’s strategy of optimizing costs and focusing on AI technologies has already paid off: after a difficult 2022, when changes to Apple’s data privacy policy hit advertising targeting, in 2023, Meta was able to restore revenue growth. The company reduced costs, focused on key applications, and invested in the development of its AI models (including the open release of the Llama model for researchers). All of this has returned ...

... become approximately 60/40, reducing the portfolio's risk to the intended level. Rebalancing can be conducted with varying frequency: yearly, quarterly, or when allocations deviate beyond a designated threshold (for instance, if any part exceeds the target by more than 5-10%). The key is to have a predetermined portfolio structure (asset proportions) from the outset and stick to it while reassessing assets as necessary. Regular rebalancing allows you to “lock in” profits from overheated assets ...

... spotlight. EU countries are rapidly filling their underground storage facilities with natural gas, preparing for the autumn-winter period. By mid-August, European UGS facilities were over 85% full, significantly ahead of schedule and approaching the target level of 90%, set for early November. Exchange prices for gas remain at a relatively moderate level: September futures at the TTF hub are trading around €30–32/MWh (approximately $380–400 per thousand cubic meters), indicating a balance between ...

... the government, aims to help energy companies offset inflationary costs and invest in infrastructure maintenance. However, the rise in payments increases the burden on industry and households. In response, authorities have announced support measures: targeted subsidies are being introduced for low-income citizens to mitigate the effects of the tariff increases. Regulators also noted that the pace of tariff growth will slow down in the coming years (e.g., approximately +9% in July 2026). For investors ...