The first White House report on digital assets has become a significant event in the cryptocurrency market. It discusses in detail the opportunities and risks associated with investing in cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and blockchain technologies. The United States is taking steps towards effective regulation of this segment, and investors need to understand how policies impact digital assets. The report highlights key aspects that could ...

... desire to meet the demand for direct Bitcoin ownership through traditional financial instruments. From Traditional Business: Tesla, Block, and Others Among BTC holders are also companies from traditional sectors that are not directly linked to mining or cryptocurrencies. Tesla (automotive industry) invested $1.5 billion in Bitcoin back in 2021; after partial sales, it still holds ~11,500 BTC. Fintech company Block, Inc. (formerly Square) added ~8,700 BTC to its balance sheet as part of supporting cryptocurrency services. Notably, even the media business is showing interest ...

... Institutional Adoption. Finally, it is worth noting the growing acknowledgment of stablecoins by institutional investors and even some government entities. In 2024, there were instances of investment funds announcing the storage of a portion of their liquidity in stablecoins for operational investing speed. Retail investors, having learned from the volatility of cryptocurrencies, also hold significant balances in USDT, viewing it as a "digital dollar account." All of this strengthens the underlying demand. Supply and Issuance. The supply of USDT flexibly responds to the aforementioned demand through ...

... investor. When it comes to short-term investments (with an investment horizon of up to one to two years), finding a balance between profitability and capital preservation is crucial. This article outlines the main legal investment instruments available in Russia and abroad, highlighting their features and risks. We will examine key investment options (deposits, bonds, funds, P2P lending, cryptocurrencies, etc.), compare their liquidity and taxation, and conclude with examples of distributing 1 million rubles across various assets, depending on the risk level. Main Short-Term Instruments Short-term investments are aimed at a period of ...

... purchased 253 coins at a median price of $59,339. Bitcoin was trading around this level on Monday, April 5. MicroStrategy now holds 91,579 BTC; the total cost of these coins was $2.226 billion, with an average cost of BTC at $24,311 (the company began investing in cryptocurrency last summer when Bitcoin had not yet entered its bullish rally). This was reported by the company's CEO, Michael Saylor. Over the week, the first cryptocurrency has increased by 6%. However, it was altcoins, rather than digital gold, that ...