... founders in the long-term growth of their tokens' value. Outside the Industry: The strategy of accumulating cryptocurrencies is being adopted by companies from traditional sectors of the economy as well. This week several examples caught attention: an electronics manufacturer in the USA raised ~$500 million specifically to create a reserve in BNB tokens, while a pharmaceutical firm reported investing $110 million in Litecoin. These cases demonstrate that the integration of cryptocurrencies extends ...

... makes cryptocurrencies a unique phenomenon at the intersection of technology and finance. Why Do We Need Cryptocurrency? Initially, cryptocurrency was conceived as digital money for transactions on the internet. Bitcoin was positioned as a peer-to-peer electronic payment system, allowing value to be sent directly from user to user without the involvement of banks. In practice, cryptocurrencies today serve several functions: Medium of exchange and payment. Thousands of vendors worldwide already accept ...

... Hubs include Toronto (AI, fintech), Vancouver, and Montreal. The government actively attracts tech talent (Startup Visa). The venture market is smaller than the U.S. but is integrated with it. South Korea 16 A high-tech nation: a leader in internet and electronics. Chaebols (Samsung, Hyundai) invest in startups, while government programs (Baby Unicorn) stimulate innovations. Strong sectors in gaming, content, e-commerce. Domestic market ~50 million, geared towards cutting-edge gadgets and services, ...

... will be looking for answers to two questions in the report: how sustainable the current recovery is (is there guidance for further sales growth in the smartphone and automotive solutions segments) and how the company is diversifying (IoT, automotive electronics, cloud AI chips). Should Qualcomm exceed forecasts and provide a strong outlook for the next quarter, the market would view this as a signal of the company’s robust standing, even in light of potential future contract losses with Apple. ...

... History of Creation: Bitcoin (BTC) is the first and most well-known cryptocurrency in the world. It was launched in January 2009 by an enigmatic creator using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. In his white paper, Nakamoto outlined the idea of decentralized electronic cash, independent of banks and governments. The emergence of Bitcoin was a response to the global financial crisis of 2008 and the resulting loss of trust in the traditional banking system. The first block of the network, the "genesis ...