... win public trust. On the other hand, excessively stringent requirements could stifle innovation. If stablecoins were to be regulated almost like banks with 100% reserve requirements at a central bank, independent projects would struggle to compete—resulting in market monopolization by a few large players, likely affiliated with banks. The balance of interests is still being sought in 2025: regulators aim to reduce risks for the financial system but do not want to "choke" beneficial technology. For investors, this means that throughout the year, both positive news (e.g., approval of the first fully licensed stablecoin, launch of new tools based on them) and negative ...

... — a record monthly inflow in history. This amount significantly exceeded the previous high and reflects steady interest from financial institutions. Weekly inflows into cryptocurrency ETPs and trusts have been recorded every week for the past three months,... ... Ethereum have become the weekly leaders, receiving nearly $1.6 billion in inflows over seven days (the second-largest weekly result in history). Since the beginning of the year, investments in Ethereum products have exceeded $7.7 billion, surpassing the ...

... institutional investors began to view XRP with greater confidence. By early 2025, the regulatory environment for XRP had improved, as the outcomes of legal disputes provided Ripple and the entire XRP community with clearer market rules in the U.S. As a result, large holders (including funds and financial companies) were able to operate with XRP more freely without fearing legal risks, which supports XRP’s price in the medium term. Ripple's Partnerships and XRP's Use in International Payments. The fundamental value of XRP is largely determined ...

... of all company assets (e.g., real estate, equipment, intellectual property) and subtracts liabilities (debts and loans). The result is the assessed value of the business. The Liquidation Value method estimates the amount one would receive upon selling ... ... Factors Influencing Company Value Numerous factors can influence a company's value, including both internal and external aspects. Financial Indicators: Profit and Revenue. Companies with stable profits and growing revenues typically have a higher value. Debt ...

... with active state intervention. Amid cooling venture financing from abroad and internal restrictions, Chinese authorities are effectively taking on the role of a major investor to maintain leadership in the technology race. These measures will provide financial support to local startups and help develop critically important sectors, although reliance on state capital may result in a more controlled and selective distribution of resources. Venture Investments in Russia Grew by 70% in the First Half of the Year Event: According to industry monitoring, from January to June 2025, the total volume of venture investments in ...