... of success. Regulatory environment: A consistent movement toward legalization and implementation of digital assets creates favorable conditions for funds willing to operate within the law. Risk management: Institutional investors increasingly demand audited smart contracts and transparent tokenomics, raising quality standards in the market. Technical Component and Market Trends Layer2 Solutions: Accelerate transactions, reduce fees, and enhance access to DeFi products. zk-Technologies: Considered ...

... For private and institutional investors, this translates into heightened risks from sectoral dependency. High Costs and Complexity of IPOs. For issuers, going public involves substantial expenses (preparation of the prospectus, underwriting services, auditing, and ratings). Additionally, stringent regulatory requirements and administrative procedures are in place. This is particularly burdensome for medium and small companies that could diversify the issuer base. As long as the costs and risks of ...

... Stages of Company Preparation for an IPO Going public is a complex and lengthy process. The main steps in preparing a company for an initial offering include: Preliminary preparation. Management makes the decision to go public and conducts a thorough audit of the business: analyzing financial performance, asset structure, and corporate governance. The company transitions to international reporting standards (IFRS or GAAP) and optimizes business processes to be comprehensible to investors. During this ...

... across several deals. Be sure to consider fees and liquidity of the fund shares when choosing this route. Entering at final stages of preparation. The optimal timing is when the company has developed its strategy and is in final preparations for the IPO (audits completed, investors lined up). This reduces the risk of cancellation but offers a lower discount to valuation. At early stages, potential returns are higher, but so is uncertainty. Avoiding participation in "trendy" rounds without substance....

... a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. This law, signed by President Donald Trump on July 18, requires issuers of dollar-pegged tokens (stablecoins) to fully back the issued coins with liquid reserves, as well as to undergo mandatory annual audits for large companies (with a market capitalization over $50 billion). The new rules aim to protect investors and enhance trust in stablecoins. Against this backdrop, Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, has announced plans ...