... from the "gray zone" and gaining official recognition. Adoption of Cryptocurrencies: Increasing Trust The year 2025 has witnessed a surge in the mass adoption of cryptocurrencies. The number of market participants — both institutional and retail — has significantly increased. Large companies are holding Bitcoin in their reserves, while banks and funds are launching products like ETFs and crypto custody services. At the consumer level, an increasing number of retail companies and online ...

... the share of private issuers remains limited. By the end of 2023, the Russian equity market (Moscow Exchange) was valued at approximately ₽58–62 trillion. Key growth drivers in 2022–2023 included rising blue-chip stock prices and an influx of retail investments: the Moscow Exchange index posted a record rise of 44% in 2023. However, market liquidity remains low, with average daily trading volumes being small relative to capital, and the portfolio of the most active private investors is confined ...

... Correction Following price peaks in mid-July, the cryptocurrency market experienced a slight correction but quickly resumed its upward trend. The total market capitalization is again exceeding $4 trillion and holds steady due to robust demand from both retail and institutional investors. Most leading coins are trading in the "green" today, reflecting the predominance of buyers. Optimism is supported by several factors: firstly, the emerging regulatory clarity (following the passage of initial ...

... such as Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, have also supported this initiative with donations towards the Dogecoin ecosystem's development. The goal of these efforts is to make Dogecoin a more utilitarian currency, with plans to connect up to 1 million retailers to accept DOGE as payment. If these initiatives are successful, they could significantly expand the coin's real-world use and value over time. Influence of Elon Musk and Partnerships. A key fundamental factor for Dogecoin remains the support ...

... cryptocurrencies in transactions. For instance, Bank of America has publicly expressed interest in using stablecoins to expedite international transfers. Corporations are not standing aside either: several publicly traded companies — from IT giants to retailers — are incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves or accepting payments in cryptocurrency. These steps indicate a transformation of digital currencies from an experiment into a full-fledged financial instrument. The entry of "long money" ...