... this signals that the “window” for IPOs remains open longer than many expected, and the market is poised to absorb new offerings. It is worth noting that even the crypto industry seeks to take advantage of the revitalization of the IPO market. The cryptocurrency exchange Bullish (which counts Peter Thiel among its investors) has filed for an IPO in the US, planning to list under the ticker BLSH at an estimated valuation of around $4 billion. This indicates that the revival of primary offerings ...

... balanced investments, such as mutual or exchange-traded funds in stocks, real estate investments for rent – their returns and fluctuations are moderate. High-risk investments usually pertain to individual stocks, especially those of young startups or cryptocurrencies. Such assets often boast high potential returns but are marked by extreme price volatility and a significant likelihood of considerable losses. The rule always applies: the higher the potential yield, the higher the associated risks. ...

... 2022–2023, the crypto market is showing new signs of life. Venture deals in the blockchain sector are once again surfacing, though investors are acting selectively — primarily funding infrastructure solutions and financial applications built on cryptocurrencies. The emergence of clearer regulations (for instance, a law regulating stablecoins was passed in the USA this spring) has boosted market participants' confidence. Against this backdrop, even large crypto companies are preparing to go public,...

... AI competencies. Additionally, amid rising demand for AI infrastructure, the American cloud provider CoreWeave announced the acquisition of data mining company Core Scientific for $9 billion, aiming to repurpose its data centers (originally built for cryptocurrency mining) for artificial intelligence needs. Interest in defense and aerospace technologies is also leading to record deals. Europe is witnessing unprecedented growth in this segment: the German startup Helsing raised about €600 million ...

... than the previous year) with a sharp revenue increase—forecasted around $210 million (up ~58% year-on-year) attributed to increased Bitcoin mining. Commentary: The company is among the largest Bitcoin miners, so its metrics are heavily dependent on cryptocurrency prices and energy costs. The anticipated significant revenue growth can be attributed to increased mining power and high BTC prices in Q2, yet profitability remains negative. Investors should focus on the Cost of Mining and plans for expanding ...