... Liquidity: High (cryptocurrency exchanges operate around the clock). However, spreads and fees can be significant. Taxes: Transactions involving digital currencies are subject to PIT at a rate of 13% (up to 2.4 million rubles in income) and 15% above this limit. Individual Investment Account (IIS) The IIS is not a separate investment instrument but a special brokerage account with tax benefits. Through the IIS, one can purchase bonds, stocks, funds, etc. The main advantage is tax deductions and/or exemption ...

... not quick to part with the asset during intermediate price fluctuations. History has shown that the year following a halving typically experiences the most substantial price increases (as seen after the halvings of 2012, 2016, and 2020). Therefore, limited supply in conjunction with high demand creates strong premises for further price appreciation. Technical Analysis: Key Levels and Trends The technical picture for Bitcoin as it approaches May 2025 also indicates a continuation of the upward trend....

... cannabis and up to 50 grams at home without the risk of criminal prosecution. Home Cultivation: Up to three cannabis plants are permitted per household strictly for personal consumption. Social Clubs: The establishment of non-profit “cannabis clubs” (limited to 500 members) is allowed. These associations can legally cultivate cannabis and distribute the harvest only among members, without profit, strictly within established norms (up to 50 grams per adult per month; for members aged 18-21, up to 30 ...

... took profits at the psychological level of $120,000, but long-term holders maintained their positions; blockchain data shows that large "whales" only partially took profits at peaks while continuing to accumulate BTC. Experts note that the limited supply of BTC and capital inflow from companies and funds are forming a sustainable bullish trend in the long term. Several Wall Street analysts forecast that, under favorable macroeconomic conditions, Bitcoin could reach new record highs by the ...

... while users acquire ownership rights to the results of their efforts in the game. New Monetization Models and "Play-to-Earn" Format For game publishers, NFTs have become a kind of "second wind" in monetization. Developers can release limited series of game items as tokens and sell them directly to fans. Furthermore, there is now the ability to earn a percentage from each subsequent resale of an NFT, creating a consistent income stream even after initial sales. Traditional monetization ...