... cryptocurrency attract interest with the promise of high returns, but they also come with significant risks. Before deciding to invest, it is essential to understand what cryptocurrency is and how it works. Cryptocurrency is a digital asset that exists solely in electronic form. It has no physical representation (coins or banknotes) and lacks a central governing body. This new type of electronic money operates on the basis of blockchain technology: transaction information is stored in a distributed network of ...

... – a Japanese manufacturer of industrial robots and machinery. Fanuc's results reflect the state of the global automation and machinery market. Demand for robotics depends on businesses' investments in modernization – automotive manufacturers and electronics are actively automating production. In Q2 2025, demand may have been restrained by a slowdown in electronics, even though automakers continued to upgrade their production lines for manufacturing electric vehicles. If Fanuc reports growth in ...

... products sold, operate in the Russian Federation and abroad on the basis of vertically integrated oil companies and other structural entities. Among them are the following: Webneft - a project of PJSC Gazprom Neft (Russian Federation). Eoil.ru - an electronic trading platform for placing oil products from various suppliers (Russian Federation). Tatneft Platform - an electronic trading platform for trading oil products from oil refineries of PJSC Tatneft (Russian Federation). Information and analytical ...

... demand amid an expanded product range and further development of cloud services. These news confirm that even amid post-pandemic changes in consumer behavior, Amazon maintains its dominant position and ability to generate substantial cash flow. Samsung Electronics – the South Korean industrial giant reported mixed results, reflecting difficulties in the semiconductor sector. Samsung's consolidated revenue for Q2 remained around last year's level (~74 trillion won), while operating profit nearly halved ...

... seen. A high FDV combined with a relatively small circulating supply requires caution from investors: with new tokens entering the market, dilution of price might occur if demand does not keep pace with supply growth. Sign (SIGN) – Infrastructure for Electronic Signatures (Market Cap ~$111 million, FDV ~$929 million) Sign (EthSign project) is an infrastructural blockchain service for digital signatures and certificates, linking real legal processes with Ethereum and other networks. In the context ...