... stable, continuing to trade within a range close to recent highs. According to exchanges, Bitcoin consolidated around $95,000–$97,000, just below the psychological threshold of $100,000, after an impressive rise in April. As noted in the Bitfinex Alpha report, April concluded for Bitcoin with a ~14% increase, exceeding historical average rates for the month. Throughout the month, BTC initially experienced a sharp correction down to ~$74,500, only to then rebound, reaching ~$98,000 by early May. This ...

... cryptocurrency more challenging to trace. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains the most widely used payment method in cybercrimes, largely due to its overall prevalence and ease of use. In addition to the use of altcoins in cybercriminal activities, Europol has reported a widespread application of cryptocurrencies in legal transactions, with criminal transactions constituting only 1.1% of the total. Recently, Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba Group, stated that financial regulators in China and around the world ...

... managed to navigate this period successfully. The last few years have brought numerous challenges for global oil and gas companies. However, Russian representatives in the sector have managed to navigate this period commendably. In a recently published report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Lukoil, Gazprom, Tatneft, Novatek, and Surgutneftegas were among the top ten companies delivering the highest returns to shareholders, with Finnish company Neste leading the pack. At the same time, S&P's ratings ...

... has experienced a slight decline in market capitalization due to the platform's transition to the upgraded version known as Ethereum 2.0. This assessment comes from experts at OKEx, who noted a reduction in the influx of investors. According to the report, the new version, Ethereum 2.0, will be beneficial for the entire cryptocurrency ecosystem as a whole. However, the uncertainty surrounding the transition is somewhat hindering investment inflow from major players. The shift to the new version ...

... the exchange either voluntarily or by decision of the exchange. The main reasons for delisting companies at the initiative of the exchange include: non-compliance of securities with exchange requirements violation of trading rules inaccurate financial reporting bankruptcy or poor financial conditions of the company. On its own accord, a company may opt to leave the exchange, for instance, if key investors wish to concentrate a larger portion of shares in their hands. This situation can also arise during ...