... Bitcoin funds. European Union: This year has seen the implementation of the comprehensive MiCA regulation in EU countries, establishing unified rules for the cryptocurrency market. The new licensing and oversight regime enhances the transparency of crypto companies’ operations and strengthens investor protection. These measures channel capital into legal frameworks and bolster Europe’s position as a center for the crypto industry. Asia: Regulatory approaches in Asia are varied. For instance, Hong ...

... yields. This approach remains selective: funds are primarily directed into projects perceived as the most promising and prepared for institutional participation (those with sustainable technologies, liquidity, and regulatory clarity). Major Investors and Companies in the Crypto Market The growing trust in cryptocurrencies is underscored by the actions of well-known investors and corporations. Large economic players are betting on digital assets, thereby reinforcing the market trend. For instance: MicroStrategy: A pioneer ...

... commenced the phased implementation of the MiCA ( Markets in Crypto-Assets ) regulation, which standardizes the rules for cryptocurrency and stablecoin circulation across eurozone countries. MiCA mandates registration and disclosure requirements for crypto companies. The first licenses under the new rules are expected in 2024 — this will enhance market transparency and facilitate the integration of cryptocurrencies into Europe's financial system. Traditional Business and Finance: Integration with Cryptocurrencies ...

... mass adoption of cryptocurrencies. The number of market participants — both institutional and retail — has significantly increased. Large companies are holding Bitcoin in their reserves, while banks and funds are launching products like ETFs and crypto custody services. At the consumer level, an increasing number of retail companies and online services accept payments in cryptocurrencies; transactions involving real estate for cryptocurrency are being recorded. Estimates suggest that the number of cryptocurrency owners worldwide has surpassed 500 million (double the figure ...

... inextricably linked. Growth and Institutionalization. Stablecoins have already established themselves as an essential element of the crypto infrastructure. In 2025, further growth in their total capitalization is expected, although the pace may not be as explosive ... ... scrutiny of large figures. However, the penetration of stablecoins into traditional finance will continue: some banks and fintech companies may start using stablecoins for accelerating international payments and settlements. Experiments are underway where ...