... coins and tokens: Bitcoin (BTC) – around $118,000–120,000. The first cryptocurrency holds over 45% of the total market capitalization and has established itself at new heights. Investors see Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a hedge against inflation risks, sustaining high demand. Ethereum (ETH) – approximately $3,800. The largest altcoin holds a market share of ~18%. Ethereum is strengthening due to network updates and growing institutional interest—capital inflows into ETH funds have ...

... in July 2026). For investors in the electricity sector, tariff increases indicate potential revenue growth for power supply and generation companies, although the government carefully monitors to ensure that tariff policy does not accelerate overall inflation or hinder economic growth. Geopolitics and Energy Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to exert significant influence on global energy resource trade, prompting a reallocation of oil, gas, and coal flows between ...

... in July 2026). For investors in the electricity sector, tariff increases signal potential revenue growth for energy supply and generation companies, although the government is carefully monitoring to ensure that tariff policy does not drive overall inflation or impede economic growth. Geopolitics and Energy Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to significantly impact global energy resource trade, triggering a redistribution of oil, gas, and coal flows among regions....

... rates in the latter half of the year or economic shocks may cool investors' enthusiasm. Hence, funds and angel investors are currently acting more cautiously: conducting thorough due diligence, pragmatically assessing startups, and avoiding unwarranted inflation of "bubbles" is becoming common practice. This financial discipline is aimed at ensuring that the new market upturn is more sustainable and healthier than the boom of the previous cycle. Conclusion: The startup and venture investment ...

... workers while commentators delivered inspiring speeches. Beyond the official part, May Day was also a beloved public holiday. For many Soviet families, the demonstration was a festive occasion: preparations began in advance, creating paper flowers, inflating colorful balloons for the parades. Young pioneers also participated, learning chants. After the procession, the festivities continued in nature—people went to parks, forests, and riverbanks, grilling shashliks and enjoying homemade pastries....