... Simultaneously, institutional capital flooded into the market due to the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, providing major investors with convenient access to cryptocurrency. Analysts generally assess BTC's outlook positively: several forecasts suggest a target of $150,000 by the end of the year (though bolder estimates cannot be ruled out). Naturally, high volatility persists, and any serious shocks could lead to pullbacks. Nonetheless, the long-term trend stays upward, and many investors adopt the "buy ...

... measure to assess China's industrial state, focused on the private sector and small-to-medium businesses. 12:00 (Eurozone): Preliminary Consumer Price Index (inflation, July). Another important inflation indicator in Europe – deviation from the ECB's target may affect rate expectations. 15:30 (USA): U.S. Labor Department report for July: Non-Farm Payrolls (new jobs outside of agriculture), unemployment rate, and average hourly earnings growth. Key labor market indicators. Moderate job growth is expected ...

... similar public firms. An excessively high multiple may indicate overvaluation, while a low one might suggest undervaluation or underlying issues. Growth potential and competitive advantages. Analyze the development plans stated by management. Assess the target market size, prospects for business expansion, and the uniqueness of the company’s offerings. Innovations or monopolistic positions can enhance the likelihood of success. Management quality and company history. Investigate the experience and ...

... lead to missed opportunities or increased losses. Additionally, there are counterparty risks: when you entrust your cryptocurrency to a third-party platform for staking, there is a significant chance of encountering an untrustworthy service or being targeted by hackers. If the platform turns out to be fraudulent or gets hacked, reclaiming your funds will be exceedingly difficult. Another consideration is technical network upgrades. Sometimes during major blockchain updates, the staking process may ...

... significant institutional capital for investments in high-tech areas. Leading Silicon Valley investors are also strengthening their presence. For instance, the venture firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is raising a new mega fund of around $20 billion, primarily targeting AI startups. In the US venture sector in general, funds have accumulated unprecedented reserves of uninvested capital (“dry powder”) — hundreds of billions of dollars, ready for action as investor confidence returns. The influx of “big ...