... some view this holiday as an outdated remnant of the Soviet era. Some young people perceive May 1st as "grandpas' holiday with red flags" and find it irrelevant. For the business community, an extra day off can often be a headache and loss of profit, leading to calls that there are too many May holidays. In ultraconservative circles, one might even hear exotic complaints: some recall that the night before May 1st in Europe has long been regarded as a witches' gathering (Walpurgis Night) and ...

... mid-$110,000 level. Short-term traders capitalized on the surge to sell around the psychological barrier of $120,000; however, long positions in BTC remain intact. The blockchain has witnessed activity from major holders (“whales”), who partially took profits at the peaks, while institutional investors and crypto funds are concurrently accumulating coins. Experts note that Bitcoin's limited supply and capital influx from companies and funds foster a sustainable bullish sentiment in the long term. A ...

... optimistic. Successful IPOs and large funding rounds suggest that the bottom of the downturn has been surpassed; however, investors are still approaching investments selectively—preferring companies with sustainable business models and pathways to profitability. The substantial inflow of capital into the sectors of AI, fintech, and cybersecurity instills confidence in the continued development of the industry, but funds are placing increased emphasis on diversification and risk management. If the ...

... and the unicorns themselves are increasingly becoming buyers of startups, striving to strengthen their positions. The wave of M&A deals is reshaping the industry landscape, providing startups with new exit pathways and enabling investors to realize profits. This trend indicates market maturity: successful projects either go public or get integrated into large companies, ultimately revitalizing the ecosystem and clearing space for new players. Global Expansion of Venture Capital: New Markets and ...

... towards domestic needs. These restrictions may be extended into September if necessary. Increased Monitoring and "Dampers." Market monitoring of fuel trading has been intensified, and the price "dampers" mechanism, which limits excess profits from fuel exports, is actively used. When the export alternative exceeds the baseline indicative level, payments to oil producers from the budget are reduced, decreasing the incentive to export fuel abroad. Mandatory Exchange Sales. There are ...