... CDU/CSU bloc) had previously promised to repeal the law at the first opportunity, considering it a source of threats to health and safety. Now, having come to power, they are striving to fulfill these promises. At the same time, opponents of tightening regulations argue that a hasty rollback of the reform may reinstate issues in the underground market and again criminalize law-abiding consumers who have become accustomed to operating within the legal framework. Risks for the Industry and Society The ...

... eco-technologies sectors are gradually catching up with IT in terms of venture financing. Cryptocurrencies: signs of renewed interest After a protracted decline, the digital asset market is starting to revive, which is reflected in venture investments. Regulators are gradually legalizing new instruments: on June 18, trading in the first exchange-traded crypto ETF (for the XRP token) will start on the Toronto Stock Exchange. At the same time, investors are cautiously optimistic: a number of blockchain ...

... long-term investments. Several analysts predict that this trend will continue: corporate structures could potentially accumulate up to 5-10% of the total ETH supply, attracted by staking and DeFi opportunities that Ethereum offers. The development of regulated investment instruments (such as exchange-traded funds on Ethereum) simplifies access to cryptocurrency for companies, creating additional incentives for institutional inflow. Including Ethereum in the purview of Wall Street raises its status ...

... "hotter" tokens. Negative Market Conditions. In the event of a market crash among major cryptocurrencies or the emergence of external shocks, Dogecoin, being a highly volatile asset, is likely to suffer more severely than average. Increased regulation (for example, bans on meme coins or strict trading rules) or unexpected economic issues could drive investors towards safer assets, away from riskier instruments. Supply Pressure. The inflationary model of Dogecoin implies a continuous increase ...

... export of products and affect the company's revenue. Price fluctuations for metals: Dependence on the global price of copper, zinc and rare earth metals may affect the company's profitability. Environmental requirements: Strengthening environmental regulations requires significant investments from the company, which may affect its operating profit. Commentary by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market: "Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company is an example of how private companies can play a ...