... 2023 when part of USDC's reserves became temporarily inaccessible due to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, causing the price of USDC to drop to ~$0.88—the market reacts with sell-offs. However, prompt action from regulators and Circle (including deposit guarantees and reserve replenishments) quickly restored the USDC peg to the dollar. Thus, the reliability of banking partners and the overall situation in the financial system (including the stability of dollar reserves) directly impacts USDC's ...

..., particularly in Europe. High dividends from Russian assets are attracting novice investors, whose numbers have surged to 13 million during the pandemic and lockdowns that prompted people worldwide to stay at home. Inflationary expectations and low deposit rates are also driving investors to allocate funds into securities. Analysts forecast that by the end of 2022, the Moscow Exchange Index could reach 4,500, with expectations ranging between 3,800 and 5,050.

... funds, you can start with small investments. Despite the economic crisis triggered by the pandemic in 2020, the real estate markets in many countries around the world experienced an unprecedented surge. In times of uncertainty, coupled with declining deposit rates in banks, individuals tend to seek alternative investment options, with real estate being one of the most comprehensible choices. Moreover, investing in real estate does not necessarily require large sums of money. Thanks to specialized ...

... investments in mutual funds or ETFs should always be a fundamental strategy. An aggressive strategy is recommended only for 'experimental' finances (half of the profit from the previous working year). Experts advise against using funds from the main deposit for aggressive strategies, and even more so—not to invest all available funds at once. Interval Mutual Funds Interval systems provide substantial opportunities for risky investments and, consequently, can yield significant returns. Open-end ...

... characteristics that define savvy investors in today's economy. Last year, a record increase in individual investors was recorded on the Moscow Exchange. Currently, approximately 10 trillion rubles are stored in brokerage accounts. Low interest rates on deposits, the depreciation of the ruble, and an increase in financial literacy are all driving people to seek new opportunities to grow their wealth. However, regardless of how impressive these figures may be, the number of investors on the exchange accounts ...