... tightening regulation in several countries, BNB has solidified its status as one of the leading coins, providing holders with advantages on the exchange and within the BNB Chain ecosystem. USD Coin (USDC) – ~$1, the second leading stablecoin. This coin, issued by the Centre consortium (Circle and Coinbase), plays a key role in digital payments. Full reserve backing and transparency have made USDC a benchmark for regulatory compliance, especially amid new legislation regarding stablecoins. XRP (Ripple) ...

... examine the key themes and what investors should pay attention to this Friday. Trump's Ultimatum and the Risk of New Sanctions **Geopolitical risks are escalating:** Today marks the expiration of the 10-day ultimatum that U.S. President Donald Trump issued to Russia in the context of resolving the conflict in Ukraine. Previously, Trump expressed frustration over the lack of progress and threatened to impose tough secondary sanctions if a ceasefire was not reached by August 8. These measures could ...

Genetiko is launching an additional share issue (SPO) at a price of 34 rubles per share. This strategic decision is aimed at raising capital to expand genetic research, enter international markets and develop innovative drugs for the treatment of orphan diseases. In this article, we will consider ...

... offshore jurisdictions into the legal realm of America. Hong Kong: As of August 1, a law on stablecoins has come into effect, introducing a licensing system for stablecoin issuers under the supervision of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA). Companies issuing stablecoins are now required to comply with strict requirements—from 100% backing of issued tokens to regular financial reporting to the regulator. Hong Kong is actively positioning itself as Asia's crypto hub, offering clear rules for business ...

... Washington and burned the White House. This episode left a deep mark on American history, fostering lasting distrust. In the following decades, conflicts continued: Border disputes. The boundaries between the countries remained contentious, including issues concerning land claims in Alaska. Resource conflicts. Timber, minerals, and even wildlife became causes for confrontation. Economic competition. The U.S. and Canada repeatedly clashed over trade issues, particularly in agriculture and manufacturing....