... period applies — restrictions on share sales by insiders. Management's efforts to achieve financial goals and maintain reputation help stabilize the stock price. Advantages and Risks of Investing Advantages of IPOs for Investors Potential for high returns. In the case of a successful offering, a company’s shares can significantly increase in value in the early stages of stock trading. Early investors often profit from the sudden market interest in new issuers. Access to promising companies. An ...

... most notable successes are the surges of XRP and Binance Coin. XRP, the token of Ripple, has surpassed $3 for the first time in seven years, supported by positive news regarding regulation and institutional adoption prospects. Investors see this as a return of trust in the project after a prolonged period of uncertainty. BNB, the internal token of the Binance exchange, has set an absolute price record, exceeding previous highs from 2021. Its growth is attributed to both the overall market rise and ...

... recorded an outflow of about $175 million in the week — the first noticeable outflow in a long time. Analysts interpret this as a sign of an emerging "altseason," where large players diversify their positions beyond Bitcoin in search of higher returns. Products based on Solana and XRP have also gained popularity, attracting $311 million and $189 million respectively over the week — this is associated with expectations for ETF launches for these assets and the growth of confidence in them....

... Funds Launching July 26, 2025 continues the trends of aggressive growth in the startup and venture capital markets. Following a prolonged downturn in the previous period, the global venture market shows signs of a solid recovery. Investors worldwide are returning to fund innovative projects, particularly against the backdrop of excitement surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and a revival in capital markets. In today's overview, we will examine key news and trends: from record investments in tech ...

... cause—the dispute over Kashmir's status—remained unresolved, and both countries soon began preparing for possible new clashes. The 1965 war ended without significant territorial changes: both sides, having sustained several thousand casualties each, returned to pre-war boundaries. Nevertheless, the conflict reinforced Pakistan’s conviction in the necessity to fight for Kashmir by all means, while India learned the lesson of the importance of military superiority. 1971: The Third War and the Formation ...