... project aimed at simplifying the "smart" connection of traders and liquidity. From a macro-trend perspective, DWF Labs emphasizes the expansion of potential user bases and enhanced liquidity within DeFi, likely attracting more conservative market participants, including corporate investors. 6. Blockchain Capital: Layer2 and DeFi Blockchain Capital, with an Average Private ROI of 3.73x, is interested in Layer2 projects and new financial instruments: Kaia (RWA, Funding Round): Solutions for the tokenization of real estate and commodity assets. Camp (Layer2, Series A $25M): An infrastructure project for faster and cheaper transaction processing. Tally (Layer2, Series A $8M): ...

... Crypto Industry: After the corrections of 2022–2023, the crypto market is showing new signs of life. Venture deals in the blockchain sector are reemerging, although funds are proceeding selectively—primarily financing infrastructure solutions and financial applications based on cryptocurrencies. The introduction of clearer regulations (for example, a stablecoin regulation law was passed in the U.S. this spring) has bolstered market participants' confidence. On this backdrop, even major crypto companies are preparing for public offerings—which seemed unlikely just a year ago. Consolidation and M&A: Market Players Are Expanding High company valuations and stiff competition ...

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... spreading investments across different assets, which reduces the risk of losses and ensures more stable returns. For Russian investors, diversification is particularly relevant: economic fluctuations and changes in the political environment can impact financial markets. In this article, I will explain how to diversify your portfolio to enhance its resilience and minimize risks. 1. Understand Your Goals and Risk Profile Before you start diversifying, define your financial goals and your acceptable level of risk....

... about the company’s ownership and structure. Growth Potential: Evidence of past success and realistic development plans. Good Reputation: No unresolved legal disputes, unfulfilled contracts, or public scandals. Formal Requirements for Entering the Market: Revenue exceeding 150 million rubles. Financial stability over recent years. No negative credit history. Absence of ongoing lawsuits that could impact business operations. Positive assessment of the company’s investment attractiveness based on financial metrics like NPV, IRR, and ROI....