... Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly integrated into the global financial system: historic regulatory steps (such as the first laws on stablecoins in the U.S.) and record capital inflows bolster confidence in the long-term prospects of digital assets. At the same time, the rapid development of the market demands a balanced and disciplined approach from investors. Regulatory reforms open new opportunities for the industry, but it is essential to adhere to legal norms and principles of risk management. In the coming months, attention will be focused on further steps by legislators and regulators in key markets, as well as the launch of new institutional products (such as ETFs and banking services with cryptocurrencies). Moderate caution,...

... the market from major financial players. Institutional and Corporate Investors in the Market Major institutional players continue to increase their presence in the crypto industry. Banks and investment firms are launching new products based on digital assets and offering clients services for the custody and management of cryptocurrencies. In 2025, several financial giants on Wall Street filed applications to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs, while existing cryptocurrency funds are experiencing record capital inflows (including into Ethereum funds) totaling billions ...

... billion—this is the highest monthly inflow on record, significantly surpassing the previous peak ($7.6 billion). The influx of capital into crypto funds has continued for over three months, reflecting sustained interest from financial institutions. The total assets under the management of crypto funds (AUM) reached $221 billion, hitting an all-time high. For comparison, at the beginning of the year, this figure was significantly lower, but thanks to 15 weeks of continuous inflows, the crypto ETP and trust market is rapidly ...

... out investments and risks. For this purpose, various PAMM accounts should be included in the portfolio. Consequently, when one asset declines in value, the returns from another can compensate for this loss. Profit Withdrawal. It is not advisable to leave ... ... Do not invest more than you are willing to lose. Avoid using borrowed or credit money for investments. It is recommended to manage only your free funds, which should not be your last resources. Even if the returns appear very attractive, and the manager ...

... shareholders rather than management interests. ESG investments are gaining momentum. In 2016, global ESG investment assets reached $12 trillion, representing a 34% increase compared to the previous two years, and this was merely the beginning. BlackRock, which manages assets totaling $7 trillion, launched 23 new ESG funds just in the period from January this year. In the first quarter of 2020, the ETF giant iShares attracted $11 billion—double the $5 billion it gathered for the entire year of 2019. Experts note that ...