... Macroeconomic shocks (increased rates, liquidity outflow from risk assets) could also diminish interest in crypto investments overall. Technological and Competitive Risks: Despite a thorough development approach, Cardano is not immune to potential technical issues. Delays in implementing key updates or, worse, vulnerabilities and failures could undermine investor confidence. Furthermore, new competitive blockchain platforms are continually emerging on the horizon. If any project offers innovations that overshadow ...

... Bank of Russia (CBR) will announce its decision on the key interest rate, a move that could profoundly impact the financial markets and lending conditions for businesses and individuals. Additionally, a China-EU summit will convene, addressing critical issues related to trade between these two largest economic regions. Equally important will be the release of corporate earnings reports in the United States, shedding light on order dynamics and corporate performance. Investors are closely monitoring ...

... geopolitical tension, which softens the effect on prices. Experts note that it is important for OPEC+ countries to regain market shares lost during the period of restrictions without allowing prices to collapse. Allies are closely monitoring the situation: the issue of further steps will be discussed at the OPEC+ monitoring committee meeting on September 7, where the fate of the remaining voluntary cuts of 1.65 million b/d (which have been extended until the end of 2026) will be reviewed. In the meantime, the ...

... attention will be given to the consequences of this gasoline export ban and its effect on both the domestic and international economies. Energy Sector News, Friday, July 25, 2025: Brent Below $70, Record Gas Reserves, Gasoline Export Ban from August This issue of the fuel and energy sector review covers key events and trends as of July 25, 2025. The global oil market shows price stability, with Brent oil continuing to trade below the $70 per barrel mark. Gas storage in Europe is being filled at record ...

... temporary price downturns. Risk of Company Bankruptcy Another significant risk for investors is the bankruptcy of the issuer, that is, the company or organization in which the funds have been invested. Any company can go bankrupt – whether it is one that issues stocks or bonds, a real estate developer, an investment fund, a bank, or even a sovereign state (in the case of sovereign default). When bankruptcy occurs, investors often lose a substantial portion of their invested funds: shares may quickly become ...