... which confirms its prospects and sustainability. We focus on transparency, providing access to complete data that allows investors to assess risks and potential benefits. As part of the pre-IPO Open Oil Market, we also focus on compliance with legal and financial standards, which reduces risks for investors. Transparency and reliability of information help investors make informed decisions, avoiding possible losses. Examples of successful pre-IPO projects in Russia A successful example on the Russian market is the ANABAR project. It attracted ...

... coin—one can buy a fraction, such as 0.001 BTC, and gradually increase investments. Disadvantages of Cryptocurrency High risk of loss. Volatility and lack of guarantees imply that an investor may lose a significant portion of their investments. Such financial risks deter conservative market participants. Lack of regulation. The legislative framework for cryptocurrencies is still in a nascent stage. In the event of problems (theft, fraud), there is no one to protect the owner's rights—neither banks nor the ...

... faced by entrepreneurs, emphasizing that calculated risks and adaptability are keys to long-term success. Monopoly is more than just a game; it’s a valuable educational tool that builds essential business skills. With lessons in strategic thinking, risk management, and financial literacy, Monopoly teaches players the core principles needed to succeed in today’s complex economy. Charles Darrow’s creation, born during challenging economic times, reminds us that sound asset management and resilience can lead to sustainable ...

... early stages. For a better understanding, examples will be given, including the Open Oil Market startup, to show how to approach the assessment and risk mitigation when investing in promising projects. Main risks of investing in startups 1. Financial risk Financial risk is associated with the possibility that the startup will not be able to achieve positive cash flow and will become unprofitable. Since startups often operate in a highly competitive market and use innovative technologies, they may face ...

... imposes strict disclosure requirements, financial reporting scrutiny, and corporate governance standards. Companies going public on U.S. exchanges (such as NASDAQ or NYSE) must provide detailed prospectuses that include a company history, business model, risks, financial results, and future plans. The SEC also actively monitors compliance with the law post-IPO, enhancing transparency and safeguarding investor interests. Russian IPO: In Russia, the regulation of the securities market is overseen by the Central ...