... decreasing their attractiveness compared to, say, Treasury bonds or bank deposits. On the other hand, stablecoin issuers, by investing reserves in high-yield short-term bonds, achieve substantial profits, enhancing the financial stability of their tokens.... ... risks remain: if the US Congress enacts legislation by 2025 requiring full reserves and audits or restricting the activities of foreign stablecoins within the country, USDT liquidity could shrink. In practice, even without a direct ban, the US banking system ...

... IPO—this case demonstrates the seriousness of even local initiatives. Additionally, a state fund named Qazaqstan Venture Group, with a volume of $1 billion, was created in Kazakhstan to support AI startups. In July 2025, Russia also relaxed regulations for foreign investors: they were permitted to acquire shares in domestic companies and transfer funds without restrictions. These measures are aimed at reviving international investments and facilitating a tighter integration of the local venture capital market into global processes. Although the scale of the venture market in the region remains relatively modest, the groundwork for future growth is gradually being laid. Investors ...

... second-largest economy. As of July, China's consumer price index showed no change year-on-year (0%), while producer prices declined—these figures, released over the weekend, underscore the weakness of domestic demand. On Monday, statistics regarding foreign direct investment are also expected; the dynamics of capital inflow will reflect global businesses' confidence in the Chinese economy amid slowing growth. An intensification of deflationary trends may unsettle global markets and heighten expectations for additional ...

... illustrates the seriousness of even local initiatives. Additionally, a government fund Qazaqstan Venture Group has been established in Kazakhstan, with a volume of $1 billion aimed at supporting AI startups. In July 2025, Russia also eased rules for foreign investors: they were once again allowed to acquire stakes in domestic companies and easily withdraw invested funds. These steps are intended to stimulate international investments and to integrate the local venture market more closely into global processes. Although the scale of the venture market in the region is still relatively modest, the groundwork ...

... Southeast Asia, the situation is mixed: late-stage funding has slightly revived after a lull, while early-stage volumes remain modest. Authorities in many Asian countries are actively getting involved in supporting innovation. Chinese state funds are investing in national AI companies (for example, the Zhipu AI project received approximately $140 million in government funding) in an attempt to counter the outflow of foreign capital. Overall, Asia is still lagging behind Western markets, but selective successes (India, Israel) and governmental initiatives offer hope for a gradual revival of venture activity in the region. Europe: Stabilization and Leadership Changes ...