... termination of the contract, one simply loses all accrued interest. This option is suitable only for those who are not ready to explore other avenues or delve into information. Art Objects Wealthy individuals purchase rare canvases, coins, and other items at auctions, the value of which may rise over time. However, few consider that this process may take centuries. Therefore, generating income within a few years is unlikely. These are long-term investments that can be classified more as status symbols than ...

... Romania, etc.,” Yushkov says. As for Ukraine, the transit of Russian gas through its territory may continue after the expiration of the transit contract with Gazprom in January. A new long-term contract is not necessary. Ukraine only needs to hold auctions for capacity reservations, as stipulated by European regulations, to which Kyiv has agreed. “The only thing that may change from 2025 is that Gazprom will supply gas to Moldova not through Ukraine but through Turkey. This is about small ...

... IIDF's acceleration program and attracted investments, which helped accelerate its development and enhance the platform's functionality. Today, TimePad is one of the most popular platforms for event organization in Russia. CarPrice CarPrice is an online auction for selling used cars. The project went through IIDF's acceleration program, which enabled the company to attract investments and rapidly scale its business. CarPrice has become one of the leaders in the Russian used car market and continues to ...

... hold BTC in their reserves, while international brands are launching programs to accept crypto payments from customers. The real estate industry is also showing interest: for example, Christie’s International Real Estate (a division of the renowned auction house) recently established a department to handle cryptocurrency transactions, noting that demand for digital asset deals is on the rise. The influx of "long money" from institutions and corporations is making the market more resilient: ...

... petroleum product trading on exchanges. The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) is considering increasing mandatory sales quotas for fuel through exchanges. Currently, oil refineries are required to sell at least 15% of produced gasoline and 16% of diesel at auction. Experts suggest increasing these norms (for example, to 30–50%) for large refineries, especially in the European part of Russia. The goal is to saturate the exchange with product to prevent artificial shortages and enhance competition among ...