... companies in the first half of the year have inspired both entrepreneurs and investors. For instance, in the financial sector, notable IPOs from fintech companies Circle and Chime have become indicators of the revival of startup activity on the stock exchange. This positive momentum is encouraging other companies to take advantage of the newly opened "window of opportunity" in the public market. A number of tech "unicorns" have already announced plans to go public. For example,...

... right moment to enter the public market. The much-anticipated "window of opportunity" for IPOs has re-emerged, and several highly valued startups with stable revenue growth are already eyeing the public market. For example, cryptocurrency exchange Bullish has filed for an IPO in the U.S., planning to list under the ticker BLSH—marking a significant event for the crypto market amid a resurgence of interest from institutional investors in digital assets. Overall, the revitalization of ...

... social networks and decentralized messaging. World Liberty (DeFi, Funding $25M): Aiming for global solutions in decentralized finance: micro-lending, volatility protection, P2P insurance. Bidasak Protocol (DEX, Funding Round): A next-gen decentralized exchange project aimed at simplifying the "smart" connection of traders and liquidity. From a macro-trend perspective, DWF Labs emphasizes the expansion of potential user bases and enhanced liquidity within DeFi, likely attracting more conservative ...

... this year, remaining one of the most dynamic globally. Nevertheless, the factors of China's slowdown and global risks require caution from investors. Russia: Stable Ruble and Rate Cut Outlook The past week was calm for the Russian market. The ruble exchange rate, after a brief dip following the July Central Bank decision, stabilized around 80 ₽ per $1. The key rate cut by 200 bps only moderately reduced the attractiveness of ruble assets – outflows of speculative capital were small, as this ...

... cushion for investments. Thus, the risk of losses and total obliteration of capital approaches zero. Commodities Investments in commodities represent a lucrative option. This encompasses allocating funds to raw materials that are in demand on the stock exchange. Commodities include oil, gas, metals, grains, coffee, etc. While the prices of most commodities may drop during economic downturns, certain products do not decrease in value. This category includes collectible alcoholic beverages, antique jewelry,...