... for example, expect BNB to rise to the ~$1,100 area in 2025. Such a bullish scenario is usually based on the assumption that Binance Coin will continue to gain popularity and can benefit from a new round of cryptocurrency market growth. Similarly, an internal forecast from CoinPedia experts calls for a potential high of around $1,292 by the end of 2025 if the market favors BNB growth. CoinPedia suggests a mid-range estimate of around $926, and a potential low for the year of ~$761, which is still ...

... companies. Africa is also experiencing an unprecedented influx of venture investment, accelerating the development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agritech startups, more and more teams on the continent are attracting international capital. Similarly, Latin America is not falling behind: in countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Chile, the number of venture deals is increasing, and new unicorns are emerging as global investors seek promising assets in this region. The ...

... Russian retail investors have shown significant interest in foreign securities, drawn by their growth potential and high returns. However, these assets also carry heightened risks related to currency fluctuations, political instability, and changes in international regulation. The Central Bank aims to minimize potential losses for investors, especially given the unstable geopolitical situation and increasing sanctions pressure on Russia. By restricting access to foreign securities, the Central Bank ...

... Africa is also experiencing an unprecedented influx of venture investments, leading to the rapid development of local startup ecosystems. From Nigerian fintech projects to Kenyan agri-tech startups, an increasing number of African teams are attracting international capital for scaling. Latin America is keeping pace: in 2025, Mexico surpassed Brazil for the first time in venture investment volumes, while startups in the region actively secure funding in fields such as fintech, e-commerce, and delivery....

... to the cost of the securities, they may also be subject to: bank fees for transferring funds; brokerage fees for executing the transaction or purchasing each security; fees for inactivity (charged only by some organizations); taxes. When operating in international markets, investors may face double taxation. Part of the tax goes to the government of the investor's home country, while additional taxes must be paid to the country where the brokerage firm is registered. An exception applies to firms ...