... market closer to the stock market. As a result, the boundaries between traditional finance and cryptocurrencies are gradually blurring: digital assets are no longer seen as a niche experiment, but are becoming part of the global financial ecosystem. Crypto Industry: IPOs, Investments, and Corporate Strategies New IPOs: Cryptocurrency companies are going public. The exchange **Bullish** (the parent company of CoinDesk) has filed for an IPO in the USA, planning to raise up to $629 million with a valuation of around $4.2 ...

... investors taking profits. Ethereum (ETH) is trading around $3,800–3,900, gradually approaching the $4,000 mark due to sustained demand. The total cryptocurrency market capitalization holds at approximately $4 trillion, indicating the consolidation of crypto assets as a significant investment class. Investors are also factoring in the macroeconomic backdrop: the U.S. Federal Reserve maintained its interest rate at its July meeting and signaled that it is in no rush to lower it — this signal could influence risk appetite and cryptocurrency ...

... financial institutions: Leading banks and payment networks are integrating cryptocurrencies into their services. Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank have launched platforms for trading and storing digital assets, providing affluent clients secure access to crypto investments. Payment giants Visa and Mastercard are expanding pilot projects for using stablecoins for international payments and testing the integration of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) into their networks. These steps by established financial ...

... unusually resilient dynamics for such high prices. A brief profit-taking dip below $115k quickly attracted new buyers, indicating sustained high demand. This powerful growth of Bitcoin in 2025 has been driven by two key factors: the influx of institutional investments via spot crypto ETFs and a limited supply of coins (the 2024 halving effect). Bitcoin faces new opportunities ahead, with several analysts predicting a rise to $150,000 by the end of the year (some bold estimates reaching up to $200,000), although volatility remains....

... meeting), quickly attracted new buyers. This indicates sustained high demand: major players are purchasing dips, supporting the market. This significant increase in Bitcoin’s value in 2025 has been driven by two key factors: the influx of institutional investments through spot crypto ETFs and the limited supply of coins (due to the halving effect in 2024). New opportunities are emerging for Bitcoin. A number of analysts continue to forecast a price increase to $150,000 by year-end (with some bold estimates reaching $200,000),...