... pre-IPO gives investors the opportunity to purchase company shares at a price lower than that set at the IPO stage. This creates incentives for long-term investment and forms a group of loyal shareholders who are ready to support the company after it goes public. How do companies prepare for a pre-IPO in Russia? In Russia, the process of preparing for a pre-IPO has its own characteristics related to national legislation, the economic environment and specific requirements of the stock market. The main steps that companies ...

... interest. However, such conditions may reduce the number of companies ready to go public. Potential government support measures. To stimulate the market, the government may consider various support measures, such as interest rate subsidies, tax breaks for companies going public, or preferential financing programs for issuers. However, at the moment, no specific measures have been adopted, which adds to the uncertainty. What to expect in the near future? In the coming months, we can expect continued difficulties with conducting ...

... from the BitDAO community. For a long time, the BitDAO community accumulated various crypto assets, and its successor Mantle now holds a treasury of approximately 101.9 thousand ETH, intended to support its ecosystem. This example shows that not only public companies but also blockchain projects in the DAO format can concentrate substantial reserves of Ethereum by reinvesting capital raised from the community into developing their infrastructure. Public Crypto Companies: Coinbase, Bit Digital, and BTCS Coinbase ...

... financial applications based on cryptocurrencies. The emergence of clearer regulations (for instance, a law regulating stablecoins was passed in the US this spring) has increased confidence among market participants. Against this backdrop, even large crypto companies are preparing to go public, which seemed unlikely just a year ago. Consolidation and M&A Deals: Scaling Up Players High company valuations and stiff market competition are pushing the startup ecosystem toward consolidation. Major mergers and acquisitions are once again taking ...

... market. American IPO: In the U.S., the regulation of the securities market is enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The SEC imposes strict disclosure requirements, financial reporting scrutiny, and corporate governance standards. Companies going public on U.S. exchanges (such as NASDAQ or NYSE) must provide detailed prospectuses that include a company history, business model, risks, financial results, and future plans. The SEC also actively monitors compliance with the law post-IPO, enhancing ...