... their preferences, behavior, and trends in the investment landscape. This article provides insights into the 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 ...

... Many altcoins are continuing their upward movements alongside Bitcoin, although growth rates vary: some projects are rapidly appreciating amid positive news, while others... ... its highest level in over a year despite the previous challenges faced by the Binance exchange. The increase in BNB's value is accompanied by the expansion of the exchange's... ... for transactions in digital currencies starting in 2026 (for individuals—100,000 rubles; for companies—700,000 rubles). Concurrently, the Russian regulator is promoting...

... Many altcoins are also following Bitcoin’s upward trajectory, although the growth rates vary: some projects are rapidly appreciating amid positive news, while others... ... its highest values in over a year, despite previous difficulties faced by the Binance exchange. The price recovery of BNB is supported by the expansion of the exchange's... ... transactions in digital currencies starting in 2026 (for individuals — starting from 100,000 rubles; for companies — starting from 700,000 rubles). At the same time, the Russian...

In 2018, the global oil market experienced a surge in prices. Concurrently, the exchange rate of the ruble to the dollar stabilized. However, the enthusiasm of many was short-lived. In the second quarter of 2019, prices plummeted by 5%. Many were puzzled: was this a crash or a correction? To complicate matters, the situation was exacerbated by issues ...

... countries—Dubai, Thailand, Turkey. Earnings per hour: from $1,500 (165,748 rubles). Maximum in the home country: $1,000 (110,498 rubles). Decline of interest in Europe due to competition with Ukrainian professionals. 2. Price Increase in Russia Services rose by 10-15%, following the increase in the dollar exchange rate. 3. New Service Formats Popularity of unusual formats: Quadbinge and ivleing—focusing on unconventional, even crude forms ...