... exchange-traded funds. Thus, a security token contains information about ownership rights to an investment product, stored on the blockchain. For example, when you invest in traditional stocks, ownership information is recorded in a document and issued as a digital certificate (such as a PDF). In the case of STOs, this is the same process but stored on the blockchain and issued as a token. STOs can also be viewed as a hybrid approach between cryptocurrency ICOs and more traditional initial public offerings ...

... marketplace "ORG-Market," enabling buyers and sellers of petroleum products to conduct transactions quickly and transparently. Learn about the platform's features for clients and its development prospects. In the previous article, we discussed how digitalization helped the company "Oil Resource Group" become a market leader. We opened our own IT department, customized the accounting system to meet our needs, and developed several internal IT products for sales and logistics departments....

... is mined decreases, causing its supply to grow ever more slowly – a fundamental difference from the money printing policies of central banks, which can be “turned on” at will by authorities. This supports the perception of cryptocurrency as “digital gold” and an alternative to fiat currencies. Fundamental and Technical Analysis of Bitcoin Since the beginning of 2024, the price of Bitcoin has increased significantly: by January 2025, it briefly surpassed $100,000, and as of late April, it ...

... Memory) Individuals with phenomenal memory can recall sounds, images, or texts with remarkable precision. Their memory operates like a camera, capturing even the smallest details. Notable examples include: Akira Haraguchi memorized and recited 100,000 digits of π. Stephen Wiltshire, an artist with autism, could draw intricate city landscapes from memory after just a brief glance. The character in "Rain Man," based on real-life individual Kim Peek, remembered the contents of around 12,000 ...

... sanctions on certain positions simplified logistics, increasing margins. 5.3 Flexibility of Business Models Diversification of assets, utilization of jurisdictions favoring the CIS and Middle Eastern countries, as well as the active implementation of digital services allowed entrepreneurs to mitigate regulatory risks. 6. The Role of Sanctions and Internal Reforms Despite ongoing sanctions pressure, business empires managed to adapt by: Reengineering supply chains through Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Turkey....