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As climate patterns become more extreme, their economic consequences (e.g., energy demand spikes, agricultural losses, infrastructure damage) are increasingly priced into commodity and currency markets. While crypto remains largely decoupled from weather events, the growing frequency of such anomalies contributes to a broader backdrop of macroeconomic uncertainty that can influence investor sentiment and capital flows into decentralized assets.

Temperatures in the Balkans fluctuated dramatically last week due to a high-pressure system causing large diurnal temperature ranges, while a low-pressure system moved toward the Aegean Sea.