... integrated into the global financial system: historic regulatory steps (such as the first laws on stablecoins in the U.S.) and record capital inflows bolster confidence in the long-term prospects of digital assets. At the same time, the rapid development of the ... ... Regulatory reforms open new opportunities for the industry, but it is essential to adhere to legal norms and principles of risk management. In the coming months, attention will be focused on further steps by legislators and regulators in key markets, as ...

... and Corporate Investors in the Market Large institutional players continue to expand their presence in the crypto industry. Banks and investment firms are launching new products based on digital assets and offering clients cryptocurrency custody and management services. In 2025, several financial giants on Wall Street have filed applications for launching spot Bitcoin ETFs, while existing cryptocurrency funds are experiencing record capital inflows (including into Ethereum funds) amounting to billions of dollars — indicating sustained interest and trust from traditional investors. Traditional exchanges and banks are also exploring the use of cryptocurrencies in transactions. For ...

... industry. For instance, the Founders Fund announced the closure of new funds totaling $4.6 billion—more than double the total raised by dozens of smaller funds combined. This concentration of resources among market leaders means that young venture managers have limited access to capital. At the same time, new players with interesting niche strategies are emerging. Large corporations are launching corporate venture arms to invest in relevant technologies. For example, semiconductor giant Analog Devices has created the AD Ventures ...

... unprecedented rates. According to a report from CoinShares, cryptocurrency investment funds attracted approximately $11.2 billion in July — a record monthly inflow in the history of observations, significantly higher than the previous maximum ($7.6 billion). Capital inflows into crypto funds continued weekly for the past three months, reflecting strong interest from financial institutions. The total assets under management (AUM) in such funds reached about $221 billion, marking a historic peak. For comparison, at the beginning of the year, this figure was substantially lower, but due to the sustained inflow of funds, the market for crypto ETPs and trusts is rapidly ...

... 85% in September-October 2025. Institutional investors continue to increase their presence in the crypto space. Major asset managers, such as BlackRock and Fidelity, have submitted applications to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs — these ... ... reinforcing its status as "digital gold" in the corporate sector. There is also a noticeable shift in investments: in July, capital inflows into Ethereum funds exceeded those into Bitcoin funds, reflecting high expectations for the launch of Ethereum ...