... distress signals may arise in the global economy—revived inflationary pressure may compel the Fed to adopt a more hawkish stance, or a crisis situation may develop in the financial sector (e.g., bankruptcy of a large bank, technical default on government debt, etc.). The regulatory front could also present negative surprises: hypothetically, the SEC could suddenly file a lawsuit related to Ethereum or announce unexpected restrictions on the activities of crypto platforms. Additionally, the crypto market ...

... a valuation around $12 billion—an unprecedented appetite from the market for such a young project. Elon Musk’s project xAI announced the closing of a record funding round: approximately $5 billion was raised in equity and another $5 billion in debt financing, providing the startup with immense resources to expand its AI platform and data center infrastructure. According to insider estimates, xAI’s valuation now exceeds $100 billion, placing it among the world's most valuable private firms....

... Fundamental Analysis There are two main approaches to market analysis: technical and fundamental. Fundamental analysis relies on studying the fundamentals and news. Investors with this approach look at a company's profits and revenues, the size of its debt, industry news, and the overall economic situation. Simply put, the fundamental method tries to determine what the fundamental (fair) value of a stock should be based on the state of the business and the economy. If the market price of a stock is ...

... benefit from this situation as they serve as a digital equivalent of the dollar, allowing value retention within the cryptocurrency ecosystem without entering the banking system. Additionally, geopolitical uncertainty and local economic crises (e.g., debt issues in individual developing countries, currency restrictions, or banking crises) drive global demand for stablecoins. In countries with unstable national currencies and high inflation (e.g., Argentina, Turkey, and certain Asian and African states),...

... Exclusivity of negotiations and confidentiality may also be stipulated at this stage. Due Diligence. This stage is a detailed check of the startup. The investor (and/or invited experts) studies all aspects of the business: financial indicators (accounting, debts, expense structure), legal documents (legal status of the company, charter, availability of necessary licenses, intellectual property), market and competitors, technical condition of the product, team. The goal is to make sure that the declared ...