... experience of successful entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts. Mentors help startups develop business models, avoid pitfalls, and find solutions to complex challenges. Funding and Access to Investors Accelerators often provide startups with initial funding and assist in attracting further investments by introducing projects to venture capitalists and business angels. Participation in an accelerator or incubator increases the chances of success in fundraising. Networking and Partnerships Accelerator and incubator programs offer opportunities ...

... rules for digital assets are being established in key countries: in the U.S., for example, legislation on stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies has been passed, boosting confidence among major players. Institutional Demand. Major financial firms and funds are increasing their investments in cryptocurrencies, seeking to diversify portfolios and keep pace with emerging trends. Macroeconomic Conditions. High inflation and volatility in traditional markets enhance Bitcoin's appeal as "digital gold" and a means of capital ...

... data, investments in the IT sector in Russia currently amount to no more than $15 million per year. The lion's share comes from private individuals. This figure is alarmingly low, especially when compared to investments in foreign IT sectors. Venture funds are reluctant to invest in small projects, as they prefer multi-million dollar avenues promising substantial profits. Foreign investors are often brought in when startup funding is necessary. Unfortunately, Russian business models struggle to compete with the IT developments ...

... for investors and major market players. Institutional Investments Reach Record Levels Institutional investors are significantly increasing their presence in digital assets at unprecedented rates. According to a report from CoinShares, cryptocurrency investment funds attracted approximately $11.2 billion in July — a record monthly inflow in the history of observations, significantly higher than the previous maximum ($7.6 billion). Capital inflows into crypto funds continued weekly for the past three months,...

... This well-known saying accurately reflects the outcome for participants in HYIP projects. In the absence of fresh financial "support," the structure of the financial pyramid collapses, and investors cease to receive payouts. The return of invested funds becomes impossible. What not to invest in during 2021/2022 is ultimately up to the investor's discretion. Minimizing risks to achieve guaranteed returns is the goal of those who do not wish to watch their money lying "dead weight."