... transparent than some competitors, hence it is crucial for it to maintain user trust through the publication of reserve reports and independent assurances. In the event of non-compliance with regulations, the worst-case scenario could involve trading platforms in Europe limiting pairs with USDT, switching to regulated alternatives (e.g., stablecoins issued by European financial institutions). Nevertheless, USDT remains widely available and prevalent, including among European traders, indicating that ...

... their strategies and adapt to the new rules, leading not only to changes in gaming behavior but also to new challenges for investors in the gaming industry. In this article, we will discuss the implications of the ban on account transfers, its effect on platforms and banks, and alternatives that may emerge in response to the new legal requirements. Ban on Account Transfer: How New Legislation Will Change the Gaming Market Background and Objectives of the New Law In mid-July 2025, the State Duma approved ...

... hypermarkets: Energy saving systems (LED lighting, energy-saving refrigerators). Electronic price tags to speed up price changes and save paper. Repair and update of interiors to improve customer comfort. Development of online trade Creation of an e-commerce platform, including an application and a website for ordering groceries with home delivery. Investments in marketplaces and own online stores to compete with giants such as Wildberries and Ozon. Improvement of logistics Modernization of distribution centers ...

... asset received support from a favorable legal environment and expectations surrounding the launch of Ripple-based ETFs. Binance Coin (BNB): reached a new record of around $800. The Binance exchange token has strengthened due to the active growth of the platform's operations and the expansion of the BNB Chain ecosystem. Solana (SOL): trades in the range of $170–180. SOL remains one of the leaders in growth due to its high transaction speed and the development of DeFi/NFT projects within the Solana ...

... essentially the same process, but the characteristics of the tokens are different. STOs are asset-backed and comply with regulatory oversight. On the other hand, most ICOs position their coins as utility tokens, which give users access to their own platform or decentralized applications (DApps). They claim that the purpose of the coin is usage, not investment. As a result, ICO platforms sidestep certain legal frameworks and are not required to register or strictly adhere to strict governance by ...