... increasingly sophisticated scalability solutions, allowing stablecoins to operate effectively on second-level blockchains or alternative networks with minimal congestion and minimal fees. Tether is already actively present on the Tron network (attracting ... ... networks (Arbitrum, Optimism, etc.) and even its own blockchains. Furthermore, the integration of smart contracts into traditional finance could allow stablecoins to be directly incorporated into banking applications. In the DeFi segment, stablecoins are the ...

The dependence of businesses on bank loans becomes increasingly noticeable during times of crisis. However, there are alternative financing methods that can help companies attract funds for development and implement ambitious projects. This article explains how "Oil Resource Group" utilizes bond issuance to attract investments, reduce financial risks, and scale its business....

... currency has gained widespread acceptance. Today, there are numerous other cryptocurrencies (often referred to as altcoins—alternative coins). Some are focused on increased transaction speed and scalability, others on anonymity, while others represent ... ... leveraging its infrastructure. This has led to the emergence of projects based on Ethereum and similar platforms—decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), etc.—which significantly expand the application possibilities of cryptocurrencies....

... development. Is there a finished prototype or at least a minimum viable product (MVP)? How is the startup's product better than alternatives: faster, cheaper, more convenient, more efficient? If the business is based on technology, it is important to understand ... ... important to understand the dynamics: where the project is heading now. The lack of any progress over time should raise questions. Finance and capital requirements. Analyze the startup's financial plan. How much money has already been invested (and by whom),...

... as a fast way to raise capital before an IPO, while for investors, it offers a chance to enter successful projects on the cusp of their public growth. Amid changing economic environments and a limited number of IPOs, pre-IPO transactions provide an alternative financing mechanism and market entry. However, investing in pre-IPO requires a professional approach and attention to risks: liquidity shortages, evaluation challenges, and dependence on external factors. Seasoned investors must thoroughly analyze each ...