... export of products and affect the company's revenue. Price fluctuations for metals: Dependence on the global price of copper, zinc and rare earth metals may affect the company's profitability. Environmental requirements: Strengthening environmental regulations requires significant investments from the company, which may affect its operating profit. Commentary by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market: "Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company is an example of how private companies can play a ...

... languages. Institutional investors also welcome the clear architecture: demand for ETH remains strong—just last week, spot ETFs attracted $106.75 million in investments in Ethereum. A more secure and cost-effective base layer could enhance the trust of regulators and major players. However, changes do not occur in a vacuum. Key Ethereum 2.0 updates have already been implemented: the transition to Proof-of-Stake (the Merge) contributed to lower energy consumption, and Fusaka and Pectra increase data ...

... opportunity to accumulate the asset, while traders will focus on short-term fluctuations within the established corridor. Pessimistic Scenario In a pessimistic scenario, market sentiment deteriorates – either due to external factors (such as tightening regulation or reduced risk appetite) or due to internal troubles in Solana. If the broader cryptocurrency market undergoes a correction, Solana, as a highly volatile altcoin, may experience a sharper decline. In this case, it is crucial to monitor support ...

... BTC. For example, during a quick rise in BTC, investors often allocate capital back to it, and ADA/BTC may drop even if the dollar price of ADA remains stable. Regulatory and Macroeconomic Factors: Any unfavorable news – tightening cryptocurrency regulation, bans, or negative statements from authorities – could hit the entire market. Cardano could suffer if, for instance, major markets begin limiting operations with ADA or classifying it as a security. Macroeconomic shocks (increased rates, ...

... sources and stockpiling, Europe is entering the autumn-winter period more prepared than a year ago. Nevertheless, potential risks remain—from weather factors (a cold winter can sharply increase consumption) to competition with Asia for LNG cargoes. EU regulators and energy companies remain vigilant, continuously building reserves and developing infrastructure for gas reception and distribution. Overall, the current situation in the European gas market inspires cautious optimism: the threat of fuel ...