... to retailers — are incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves or accepting payments in cryptocurrency. These steps indicate a transformation of digital currencies from an experiment into a full-fledged financial instrument. The entry of "long money" from institutions and corporations enhances market stability, gradually reducing the influence of speculative surges on prices. Acceptance of Cryptocurrencies: Rising Trust The year 2025 has marked significant growth in the mass adoption of ...

... retailers — are incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves or accepting cryptocurrency as payment. Such moves showcase the transformation of digital currencies from an experiment into a fully-fledged financial instrument. The arrival of "long money" from institutions and corporations strengthens market resilience, gradually reducing the impact of speculative surges on prices. Mass Adoption of Cryptocurrencies: Growing Trust 2025 has marked a significant increase in mass adoption of cryptocurrencies....

... 2025 combines a whirlwind of macroeconomic releases with the peak of the corporate earnings season. Investors from the CIS and around the world will seek answers to key questions: will the Fed maintain its rate and a restrained rhetoric (crucial for money costs and company valuations), will the U.S. economy demonstrate a strong labor market despite easing inflation , what are the prospects for the global industrial sector as indicated by PMI, and will corporate earnings meet high market expectations?...

... years) may constitute the majority of the portfolio, but it is advisable to keep 50,000–100,000 ₽ "on hand" in short-term deposits or cash. Sectors: even in stocks, it's important not to concentrate on a single industry (not holding all money in oil or technology). Investment Plan: first and foremost, determine what level of risk you are willing to accept. Periodically (quarterly/yearly), it is wise to rebalance the portfolio, adjusting it to market changes and time horizon. Examples ...

... the official information: the issuer's business model, financial history, and capital raising goals. Knowledge of the details will help you objectively evaluate prospects and avoid unforeseen risks. Invest prudently and diversify. Do not put all your money into one company at an IPO. Consider this investment as a small part of your portfolio. Spread risks by also investing in other instruments (stocks, funds, bonds). Maintain a healthy skepticism. Be cautious with "hot" IPOs that attract ...