... Investing in IMOEX Investing in IMOEX provides investors with the opportunity to diversify investments in the largest Russian companies. There are several ways to invest in this index, minimizing risk and maximizing potential returns: Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs): ETFs that track IMOEX offer a simple and effective way to invest. They replicate the index composition, allowing investors to gain exposure to the entire market without having to buy shares of each company individually. Mutual Investment Funds ...

... to around ~$3,700–3,800, which is still significantly above levels seen at the start of summer. The fundamental factors for Ethereum remain positive. Institutional investors have actively increased their investments: Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen inflows almost daily over the past few weeks, setting a record for consecutive weeks of investments. The development of Layer 2 solutions and increased activity in DeFi ecosystems also support demand for Ethereum, alleviating the main ...

... positive news, while less promising tokens stagnate. However, some projects have slower growth and trade significantly below previous peaks. Institutional Interest and Crypto ETFs One of the main trends of 2025 has been the expansion of cryptocurrency ETFs. The launch of spot funds for Bitcoin and Ethereum in the US has attracted billions of dollars in investments and significantly heightened institutional interest (BlackRock's Ethereum fund reached $10 billion in assets, and inflows into the Ether ETF exceeded $5 billion ...

... currency and geopolitical risks. Historically, global stock indices have shown average annual returns exceeding 7–10%. Investing in foreign stocks and funds can help reduce the portfolio's dependence on the Russian market situation. Mutual Investment Funds (PIFs, ETFs). PIFs and ETFs allow for collective investment in diversified portfolios of stocks or bonds. Ruble-denominated funds track indices of Russian or global markets, while some ETFs invest in gold or oil. Returns of such funds are close to market rates,...

... recognition of stablecoins. Simultaneously, lawmakers are advancing broad legislation to regulate the cryptocurrency market. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is also making steps toward the industry. The regulator has updated exchange-traded fund listing standards: it is now possible to launch ETFs for cryptocurrencies on which futures have been traded for at least six months. This opens the door to the appearance of spot ETFs for several major altcoins — including XRP, Solana, and even Dogecoin — by this fall. Bloomberg analysts estimate ...