Almost everyone knows that cryptocurrency is a profitable investment. However, not everyone knows where and how best to buy electronic money. They are not sold at a traditional currency exchange office. That is why many novice investors face certain ... ... scammers aiming to exploit inexperienced investors. Exchanges. There are numerous online “exchange points” where users can trade conventional currency for cryptocurrency. Virtual coins are transferred to the user's wallet, where they can be stored or ...

... Tereshkin, the CEO of the Oil Resource Group, about how the platform was created and how it operates. Everyone is familiar with electronic trading platforms that feature goods from various sellers. However, a marketplace for gasoline, diesel, and other fuels ... ... because we are not only dealing with oil products. Last year, as part of business diversification, we created a company that trades in grain. We initially designed the platform so that we could add any product as an SKU (stock keeping unit). For example,...

... cryptocurrencies, or various goods in large volumes. This industry is constantly evolving, with new promising directions emerging. The concept of trading has existed for quite some time. It involves the buying and selling of securities, currencies, electronic coins, or various goods in large volumes. This industry is continually evolving, with new promising directions emerging. Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of "Oil Resource Group," will elaborate on these developments. He possesses extensive ...

... also deadlines for when the buyer will receive the goods. The market is oriented towards producers and companies engaged in import-export operations. Cryptocurrency. Recently, the term "cryptocurrency trading" has emerged. Trading involves electronic coins generated by specialized software. Bitcoin is currently the most popular, with its value soaring from $600 last year to tens of thousands. This was followed by a slight pullback. However, cryptocurrencies remain stable and offer profitable ...

... increasing the final cost of products. Deterioration of the investment climate: The uncertainty associated with trade wars reduces the attractiveness of countries for foreign investments. Decline in trade volumes: A general downturn in international trade will adversely affect the GDP of many countries. Most Vulnerable Economic Sectors The sectors most severely impacted by the new tariffs include: Automotive industry – particularly sensitive for Canada, South Korea, and Taiwan. Electronics and technology – the increased cost of components from Taiwan, South Korea, and Malaysia will adversely affect the global supply chain. Agricultural sector – significant consequences for importers from New Zealand, South Africa, and Canada....