... specializing in high-tech defense solutions, is attracting substantial funding to scale production and develop new products. The Crypto Industry: After the corrections of 2022–2023, the crypto market is showing new signs of life. Venture deals in the blockchain sector are reemerging, although funds are proceeding selectively—primarily financing infrastructure solutions and financial applications based on cryptocurrencies. The introduction of clearer regulations (for example, a stablecoin regulation ...

... 2022–2023, the crypto market is experiencing a new revival. The overall market capitalization of digital assets surpassed $4 trillion, and the flagship Bitcoin has reached a historic high of over $120,000. Against this backdrop, venture deals in the 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 ...

... cybersecurity segment remains one of the market's drivers (notably, recalling недавно multi-billion deals in this area mentioned earlier). Crypto and Web3 projects are beginning to revive after a profound decline — in Q2 2025, venture investments in blockchain startups surpassed $10 billion (a maximum since 2022), indicating a gradual return of interest in this area as well. Thus, the venture market is demonstrating increased maturity: capital is now distributed across the broadest spectrum of sectors ...

... new domain. Aside from Riot and Marathon, other public miners are also actively adapting. For example, Hut 8 Mining and US Bitcoin Corp announced a merger, aiming to synergize resources and reduce mining costs. Hive Digital Technologies (formerly Hive Blockchain) previously redirected its GPU farms to cloud computing, mining other PoW coins, and providing data center services for AI after Ethereum transitioned to PoS. Bitfarms and CleanSpark focus on geographical diversification of their farms and ...

... remains alive, albeit with more modest trading volumes. Ethereum continues to be the primary platform for the issuance and trading of NFTs: popular collections and new projects continue to utilize the network, although fees and competition from cheaper blockchains (Solana, Polygon, etc.) affect activity. For Ethereum's price, the NFT market has a dual significance. On one hand, a renewed spike in interest in digital art, gaming NFTs, or metaverses could increase network load and demand for ETH (for ...