... giants from Wall Street have applied in the U.S. to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs, aiming to meet growing investor demand and increase market legitimacy. Existing cryptocurrency funds are recording record inflows — significant amounts are being invested in both ... ... demonstrating the integration of blockchain technology into traditional finance. Large corporations are not lagging behind: several publicly traded companies — from tech giants to retailers — are including Bitcoin on their balance sheets or starting to accept ...

... Mastercard are expanding support for operations with digital currencies. Corporations are also getting involved. A number of public companies—from IT giants to retailers—are incorporating Bitcoin into their asset balance sheets or are starting to ... ... for digital asset deals is on the rise. The influx of "long money" from institutions and corporations is making the market more resilient: the share of strategic investors is increasing, gradually reducing the impact of short-term speculation ...

... experimental regime should be agreed upon — this will mark an important milestone. If approved, pilot trading platforms for cryptocurrency sales involving a limited circle of investors could potentially launch as early as 2026. A fully operational market for the general public is unlikely to emerge instantly: regulators will closely monitor the first results and adjust the approach as necessary. It can also be anticipated that the number of officially registered miners will grow as legal sales channels for mined coins ...

... markets will focus on a series of significant macroeconomic events and corporate earnings reports. Investors are anticipating fresh data on the global macroeconomy, ranging from Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) figures in key countries to U.S. labor market indicators (Non-Farm Payrolls). Simultaneously, several major publicly traded companies in the U.S., Europe, and Asia will be releasing their quarterly earnings reports, providing insights into the corporate sector's health across various industries. Such a wealth of information could set the tone for stock markets ...

... tough rhetoric and intensifying restrictions from the West maintain high geopolitical tension in the global energy resources market, forcing oil traders and processors to account for new risks when planning deliveries. India and China Advocate for Their ... ... Russian raw materials are demonstrating their willingness to defend their economic interests despite external pressures. New Delhi publicly asserts that importing oil from Russia is vital for the country’s energy security and has no intention of sharply reducing ...