... Energy, proving that AI companies aren't the only ones capable of raising big rounds. Crypto startups are seeing renewed interest, with new products appearing in traditional markets (Canada is seeing the launch of the first XRP spot crypto ETF) and blockchain projects receiving funding again (Pi Network, for example, has launched a $100 million venture fund). This is a sign that investors are gradually returning to the digital asset space. New funds are expanding opportunities: corporations and ...

... surfacing on exchanges and generating significant interest. "AI tokens represent an intriguing fusion of technology and finance. Projects like SingularityNET and Ocean Protocol showcase the potential of artificial intelligence to expand the utility of blockchain. However, it is crucial for investors to thoroughly study the underlying technologies, the team's competence, and the real use cases of such tokens before investing," commented Gracy Chen. On Scams and Liquidity Games In the first four ...

... actively develop, providing a solid fundamental base for ADA's prospects. In 2023–2024, the development team focused on scalability and network governance. The Hydra scaling protocol was launched, enabling transactions to be processed off the main blockchain and significantly increasing the network throughput. Concurrently, as Cardano enters the Voltaire phase (related to the implementation of decentralized governance), the CIP-1694 proposal is being prepared, which is expected to allow the community ...

... RUB, 1 USDC would be about 80 rubles). In real trading, there can be slight fluctuations in the USDC price around parity (for instance, $0.99–$1.01), but overall, the price of USD Coin remains steadily pegged to $1. USDC is issued on the Ethereum blockchain (ERC-20 standard); however, this is not the only option for its deployment: currently, USD Coin is available on 19 different blockchain networks (including Algorand, Solana, Polygon, and others) to enhance accessibility and transaction speed....

... unique features of this new financial instrument. Digital Financial Assets: What They Are and Why They Matter to Investors Digital Financial Assets (DFAs) represent electronic rights to a variety of assets, bolstered by innovative technologies such as blockchain. Unlike cryptocurrencies, DFAs are governed by Russian legislation and can be associated with tangible assets, including financial obligations and securities. This regulatory framework positions them as a promising option for diversifying and ...