... attracting record capital. Even local markets such as Russia and the CIS are trying to catch the new wave — despite external constraints. The return of mega funds and major investors. Leading players are forming record-breaking venture funds, increasing investments and once again saturating the market with capital, which intensifies risk appetite. Mega rounds in AI and a new wave of unicorns. Unprecedented investments are driving startup valuations to unheard-of heights, especially in the artificial intelligence segment. Revival of the IPO market. Successful ...

... Fundamental Analysis of FDV and Market Capitalization In April 2025, the cryptocurrency market welcomed several new projects that immediately attracted the attention of institutional and private investors. To assess the attractiveness of such cryptocurrency investments, it is essential to conduct a fundamental analysis of crypto assets, taking into account both the current market capitalization of the tokens and their Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV). FDV indicates what the market capitalization would be if all possible tokens were issued, and comparing this figure to the current market volume helps to understand whether there is ...

In Russia and around the world. Venture capital investments first emerged in the mid-twentieth century. From the 1970s to the 1990s, the computer industry was the primary focus for investment. By the mid-1990s, there was a notable shift as investors began to show a keen interest in the internet sector....

... underwriters, taking into account their reputation, experience, terms of the placement and opportunities in the market. The right choice of underwriter can significantly affect the success of the IPO and help the company raise the maximum amount of capital. Types of underwriters 1. Investment banks and brokers in Russia Large Russian brokers, such as FINAM, BCS and Alfa-Bank, often act as underwriters in local markets. These companies have significant experience working with IPOs on the Russian stock exchange and provide a wide ...

... hobby into mainstream acceptance. For investors from the CIS and around the world, the current state of affairs means an expansion of opportunities and tools. Cryptocurrencies are now viewed not only as speculative assets, but also as part of a balanced investment strategy and a means to protect capital from risks. If current trends persist, further growth in confidence in the sector, the appearance of new products (such as the launch of spot ETFs on various altcoins), and capital influx from traditional markets can be expected. Under these conditions,...