... and increasing investments, refilling the market with capital and enhancing risk appetite. Industry Diversification. Investors are putting money not just into AI but also into fintech, climate projects, biotechnology, defense developments, and even crypto startups, broadening the horizons of the venture market. Consolidation and M&A Deals. A wave of large mergers, acquisitions, and strategic investments is reshaping the industry's landscape, opening new opportunities for exits and consolidation of companies. Global Expansion of Venture Capital. The investment boom is reaching new markets—from the Persian Gulf and Southeast Asia to Africa and Latin America—creating their own tech ecosystems. Local Focus (Russia and CIS). Despite restrictions,...

... the US Stock Market Experts warn that the threat from DeepSeek may result in: A decline in the stock prices of American tech companies, especially those whose business models depend on the production and sale of high-tech chips. Increased competition ... ... DeepSeek project. This event has led to a sharper decline in prices within this asset category compared to other segments of the crypto market. What does this mean for the market? Loss of trust. The situation surrounding DeepSeek may dampen investor interest ...

... (one of whose investors is Peter Thiel) has submitted an IPO application in the USA, planning to list under the ticker BLSH with an estimated valuation of around $4 billion. This case shows that the revival of initial offerings covers a broad range of companies — from fintech to crypto startups. The continuation of an active IPO wave is vital for the entire venture ecosystem: successful exits to the public market finally provide funds with opportunities for profitable exits and capital redistribution into new projects. Despite ...

... Bullish (which counts Peter Thiel among its investors) has filed for an IPO in the US, planning to list under the ticker BLSH at an estimated valuation of around $4 billion. This indicates that the revival of primary offerings covers the broadest range of companies — from fintech to crypto startups. The continued active IPO wave is vitally important for the entire venture ecosystem: successful exits to the public market finally allow funds to secure profitable exits and redirect freed-up capital to new projects. Despite the ongoing ...

... have access to digital cryptocurrency assets. 40% are open to investing in the crypto market in the coming years. Furthermore, 72% expressed a desire to purchase investment products with a significant weight in digital assets. 57% would like to buy crypto assets directly or from companies dealing in digital assets. This study compellingly indicates that institutional investors favor cryptocurrency as an asset class. There is also a noticeable increase among institutional investors and national governments in the cryptocurrency ...