... 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), although volatility ...

... month is $580 - $650 per coin. This estimate assumes that the level around $580 serves as solid support, while breaking the resistance above $650 will be difficult without strong news. In the neutral scenario, BNB may gradually move closer to the upper limit of the range (for example, to $630–$650) amid the general revival of the altcoin market, but is unlikely to update historical highs in the absence of new drivers. The average price by the end of May 2025 in this case is expected to be around the ...

... cryptocurrencies: within a few months, their total capitalization skyrocketed. However, soon after, the market experienced a significant downturn as many projects failed to meet expectations and regulators in several countries announced potential bans. The limited issuance and internal economics of cryptocurrency projects also influence prices. Some currencies have a capped supply (like Bitcoin, limited to 21 million coins), creating scarcity and sustaining value. Other tokens are continuously issued, and ...

... competitive environment with real prices and equal access for all market participants, regardless of their size. In the spring of 2024, OPEN OIL MARKET will go to pre-IPO. The placement of OPEN OIL MARKET shares is carried out by closed subscription to a limited number of people on the platform of JSC VTB Registrar. The company's shares can be purchased by anyone registered on the VTB Registrar investment platform, as well as through the FINAM Broker. More details: https://preipo.org-market.com

... heavy fines for transactions in digital currencies starting in 2026 (for individuals—100,000 rubles; for companies—700,000 rubles). Concurrently, the Russian regulator is promoting the implementation of the digital ruble (CBDC) and is discussing the limited use of private cryptocurrencies for foreign trade settlements, reflecting a cautious yet progressive approach to the industry. In other CIS countries, a balance is also observed: authorities are keen to develop blockchain technologies while controlling ...