... recovered from the decline of 2022, once again attracting investors with its high transaction speed and network scalability. The popular "meme" coin Dogecoin (DOGE) remains on the rise, receiving an additional boost from rumors about DOGE's integration into a major payment service. Stablecoins continue to play an important role in the ecosystem as a "safe haven": the largest of them — Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) — remain firmly pegged to the dollar 1:1 and are widely ...

... Solana (SOL) has recovered from the downturn of 2022, attracting investors again with high transaction speeds and network scalability. The popular meme coin Dogecoin (DOGE) remains on an upward trend, receiving additional momentum from rumors about integration into a major payment service. Stablecoins continue to play a crucial role in the ecosystem as a "safe haven": the largest among them — Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) — are still tightly pegged to the dollar at a ratio of 1:1 ...

... Cryptocurrencies: Global Progress The regulatory environment surrounding digital assets continues to evolve significantly worldwide, becoming increasingly favorable for the industry. Important measures are being taken across different jurisdictions aimed at integrating cryptocurrencies into the legal framework and reducing uncertainty for market participants: USA: American authorities have taken a number of historic steps in regulating the crypto sector. President Donald Trump recently signed the first federal ...

... processes. Privy (Infrastructure, Funding $15M): Offering tools for data security and privacy, critical in the age of high hacking risks. Mesh (Payments, Series B $82M): Aiming to simplify the process of digital payments through smart contracts and integrations with banks. The fundamental analysis of these projects indicates a strong development team, high market demand for their ideas, and institutional interest in finding ways to expand their crypto infrastructure. 3. Multicoin Capital: DeFi and ...

... country. According to the results of the check, 42.5% of all the petrol stations had violations. Including violations in the physical and chemical parameters of fuel - in 20%, of which 7% of violations were found at petrol stations owned by vertically integrated oil companies, the rest were found at independent petrol stations. One of the few solutions to these problems can be the creation of vertical control over the entire supply chain of oil products, which can only be done by a large intermediary ...