... in their reserves, while international brands are launching programs to accept crypto payments from customers. The real estate industry is also showing interest: for example, Christie’s International Real Estate (a division of the renowned auction house) recently established a department to handle cryptocurrency transactions, noting that demand for digital asset deals is on the rise. The influx of "long money" from institutions and corporations is making the market more resilient: the ...

... will look for signals on potential rate hikes or pauses. Key Economic Data: EU Current Account (September) — 12:00 MSK: Reveals EU’s export-import balance. EU CPI (October) — 13:00 MSK: Inflation data could impact the euro and ECB policy. U.S. Housing Starts (October) — 16:30 MSK: Reflects the real estate market's health. Canada CPI (October) — 16:30 MSK: Insights into Canadian inflation may affect the Bank of Canada’s rate decisions. Key Central Bank Speakers: Elderson (EU): Likely to ...

... stablecoin transactions (USDT) and numerous DeFi applications. Regulation and Institutional Interest The regulatory environment surrounding cryptocurrencies is gradually clarifying, which supports the confidence of major investors. Recently, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a package of cryptocurrency industry bills. One of them establishes a legal framework for stablecoins, setting requirements for their backing and oversight of dollar-pegged coins. It is expected that President Donald ...

... stablecoins and regular reporting by issuers, providing legal clarity for the industry. After a series of legal defeats (including the Ripple case), the U.S. regulator (SEC) has notably softened its rhetoric, approving a number of initiatives. In July, the House of Representatives also approved a separate bill establishing rules for cryptocurrency exchanges and the digital asset market — an important step towards integrating the crypto market into the legal framework. European Union: The EU's comprehensive ...

... issued stablecoins and regular reporting by issuers, providing legal clarity for the industry. After a series of legal defeats (including the Ripple case), the U.S. regulator (SEC) has softened its rhetoric and approved several initiatives. In July, the House of Representatives also passed a separate bill establishing rules for cryptocurrency exchanges and the digital asset market — an important step towards integrating the crypto market into a legal framework. European Union: In the EU, a comprehensive ...