... 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, asset diversification, and a focus on the long-term horizon remain the optimal ...

... stablecoins, setting requirements for their backing and oversight of dollar-pegged coins. It is expected that President Donald Trump will sign this bill, marking the first federal recognition of stablecoins. Simultaneously, lawmakers are advancing broad legislation to regulate the cryptocurrency market. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is also making steps toward the industry. The regulator has updated exchange-traded fund listing standards: it is now possible to launch ETFs for cryptocurrencies ...

... ongoing influx of capital and regular updates in Bitcoin and Ethereum's highs strengthen investor belief in the market's long-term prospects. At the same time, the rapid development of the industry requires a thoughtful and responsible approach. New legislative frameworks open up wide opportunities for innovation, but it is essential for market participants to adhere to established regulations and financial discipline. In the coming months, the community's attention will be focused on the next moves ...

... ~$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) – ~$3.07. The token of the Ripple payments network has surged to new multi-year highs this month. XRP’s recovery is linked to legal clarity in the U.S. after the end of a protracted litigation process ...

... blockchain sector are resuming (though selectively)—primarily focused on investments in infrastructure solutions and financial applications related to cryptocurrencies. Regulatory optimism is also increasing: in the U.S., the adoption of stablecoin legislation has boosted investor confidence in the industry's long-term prospects. Consolidation and M&A Deals: Consolidation of Players High company valuations and stiff competition for markets are pushing the startup ecosystem toward consolidation. ...