... participation in crypto-assets was previously limited mainly to specialized funds and tech enthusiasts, it is now joined by media corporations, traditional investment funds, and Wall Street veterans. This forms a new level of trust and is likely to lead to ... ... cryptocurrency adoption in the real economy. Of course, volatility remains inherent to the market: cryptocurrencies remain sensitive to news and macroeconomic factors. The initial market reaction to signals from the Fed and the new governmental report in the US ...

... following Bitcoin’s upward trajectory, although the growth rates vary: some projects are rapidly appreciating amid positive news, while others are pausing to await new growth drivers. Meanwhile, the approaching Federal Reserve meeting and the release ... ... simultaneously controlling the circulation of private crypto assets and minimizing risks to the financial system. Institutional and Corporate Investors in the Market Major institutional players continue to expand their presence in the crypto industry. Banks ...

... market. Previously, participation in crypto assets was mainly limited to specialized funds and tech enthusiasts, but now media corporations, institutional funds, and Wall Street veterans are joining in. This creates a new level of trust and will likely ... ... cryptocurrency adoption in the real economy. Certainly, volatility has not disappeared: cryptocurrencies remain sensitive to news events and macroeconomic factors. The coming days will indicate how the market reacts to important events—the outcomes ...

... exceptions and usually speculative in nature. Crowdlending offers investors returns of around 15-20% per annum. Risks: Inflation (9-10% in 2024) "eats" into profits. The long-term interest rate affects bond prices (as rates rise, bonds lose value). Corporate bonds and P2P loans carry the risk of non-payment. Stocks and funds depend on market conditions (news, sentiment). Cryptocurrencies are the most unpredictable (volatility can exceed 50% in a week). Liquidity: Bank deposits generally cannot be quickly cashed out without losing interest. On the exchange, OFZ, bonds, and ETFs are sold on almost any ...

... Cadence's results as indicators of business activity and technological demand at the outset of the week. Commentary: Monday begins quietly: the absence of major statistical releases means that U.S. market influences will primarily stem from individual corporate news. The reports from the earnings reports after market close could set the tone for the week’s start, especially Waste Management's data and Cadence's report reflecting the state of industry and utilities. Tuesday, July 29, 2025 Major Economic Events: ...