... has modernized its smelting units, which allows reducing production costs and improving environmental performance. Export potential: The plant's cathode copper is used in the electrical industry, which makes it in demand in the markets of Europe and Asia. Infrastructure development: Additional warehouse space and logistics terminals have been built to optimize the transportation of products. 2. Research centers UMMC actively invests in scientific research to improve the efficiency of production processes ...

... Nevertheless, USDT remains widely available and prevalent, including among European traders, indicating that Tether either meets the minimum necessary requirements or that regulators have not strictly curtailed its circulation during the transition period. Asia and Other Regions. Asian markets are one of the cornerstones of Tether's popularity. In China, despite the ban on cryptocurrencies, substantial volumes of over-the-counter trading and the gray market utilize USDT as a means of transferring value ...

... applications. Solana has returned to the top 10, bolstered by technical innovations and regained investor trust after overcoming previous years' challenges. TRON (TRX) — a platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications, particularly popular in Asia. The TRX token remains among the leaders largely due to its active use in stablecoin transactions and a wide range of service ecosystems. Cryptocurrency Regulation: Global Progress The regulatory environment surrounding digital assets continues to ...

... licensing and oversight regime enhances the transparency of crypto companies’ operations and strengthens investor protection. These measures channel capital into legal frameworks and bolster Europe’s position as a center for the crypto industry. Asia: Regulatory approaches in Asia are varied. For instance, Hong Kong introduced licensing for crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuers in August, striving to become a regional crypto hub. In contrast, mainland China maintains a strict stance: during ...

... the rise. 3. Geographical Priorities United States The US economy remains the growth leader among developed markets due to strong domestic demand and investments in technology. However, risks are associated with high inflation and a budget deficit. Asia China is actively recovering its economy despite external challenges, with growth anticipated in the real estate and consumer goods sectors. India is becoming a new magnet for capital due to its rapidly growing economy. Europe The Old Continent faces ...