While Bitcoin has experienced remarkable price surges in recent years, nothing compares to a well-balanced portfolio that capitalizes on the diverse nature of the cryptocurrency market. While allocating capital across a wide range of financial markets such as bonds, stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies is a good starting point, this strategy becomes even more effective when each asset class is further diversified. For instance, an equity portfolio ...

... value, even if the stock prices in rubles remain stable. Index composition: Includes shares of leading Russian companies from various sectors of the economy, such as energy, finance, mining, metallurgy and telecommunications. Companies with the largest market capitalization and liquidity have the greatest impact on the index. Calculation method: The index is weighted by market capitalization, taking into account the free-float of shares, which allows only shares available for trading on the open market to ...

... that this market does not benefit everyone. Consequently, it is easier to lose money than to profit. Therefore, it is crucial to develop a sound strategy, and this method can hardly be labeled passive. Investors must continuously monitor quotes and market changes. To mitigate risk and protect invested capital, it is essential to calculate each step meticulously. One should not succumb to impulse. The primary principle of a successful investor is cold calculation and foresight. This requires market analysis, reading research and expert opinions, and ...

... the difficulty reduction, selling pressure from mined coins in the short term may ease. Miners have gained some relief and, as noted, currently show no readiness to aggressively sell off reserves. This removes a potential source of BTC supply on the market. Together with ongoing interest from major investors (including anticipation of a Bitcoin ETF approval and capital inflows into crypto funds), the current state of the network forms a robust foundation for further BTC price growth. However, volatility will remain: external factors – from regulatory news to conditions in traditional markets – can still ...

... regarding India and China serves as a good informational basis for further increasing quotas," Tereshkin added. Lackluster Market Reaction The decision by OPEC+ to boost production had already been factored into prices, so there was no significant market reaction, according to Skryabin from Alpha Capital. Currently, he believes that short-term movements in oil prices are more closely linked to geopolitics, particularly with the approaching August 8 date when President Trump plans to announce new sanctions against Russia and countries buying Russian ...