... toward transforming America into the "crypto capital of the world" and creating clear rules for the market. Beyond the US, new rules for crypto-assets are being formulated in other regions as well. In the European Union, the pan-European MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulation has come into force, introducing uniform requirements for crypto business and stablecoin issuance across all EU countries. The implementation of MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European cryptocurrency ...

... fresh influx of money but also enhance trust in the asset—Ethereum is beginning to be regarded as a “digital asset of infrastructure class.” However, it is important to note that institutions tend to act cautiously: any negative news (e.g., harsh regulation or market stress) could prompt a slowdown in their investments. Overall, as of May 2025, institutional interest acts more as a supporting factor for ETH's price, while the potential introduction of new investment products (ETFs, trusts, derivatives) could ...

... cycle repeats. A way out via the exchange The problem is that it is impossible to break this vicious cycle without significantly increasing gasoline production, and this requires lifting sanctions on refinery equipment supplies. This is beyond the regulator's control, but it can test new solutions in the diesel fuel market, where there is no shortage and where market incentives can be created to keep prices down. This involves raising the exchange sales quotas. Currently, the norm for diesel fuel is 16%, but if it is raised to at least 35%, more than half of the ...

... world. Strengthening the legitimacy of digital assets, expanding the geography of crypto platforms, and the emergence of new fintech hubs like Kyrgyzstan create a unique conjuncture. Institutional players are gaining more confidence to enter the crypto market, recognizing that regulators are beginning to collaborate with the industry rather than merely combat it. Of course, much will depend on the practical implementation of the memorandum. The success of the pilot projects for Binance Pay and educational programs in Kyrgyzstan ...

... macroeconomic conditions. Choosing promising companies for investment requires careful analysis based on evaluations of financial performance, market position, and external factors such as the economic environment and political risks. The example of Open Oil Market illustrates that even under stringent regulations, it is possible to successfully enter the market and create value for investors. By adhering to these key assessment and analysis principles, investors can identify promising companies and achieve stable returns on their investments in the ...