... network upgrades and record inflows of institutional investments. The immediate target is to break the psychological barrier of $4,000 against the backdrop of a deflationary issuance model for ETH. Tether (USDT) – ~$1, the stablecoin #1. USDT provides liquidity in the crypto market, remaining the primary instrument for "parking" capital between trades. The issuer Tether is preparing to enter the U.S. market with a new regulated stablecoin, highlighting the strong demand for reliable "digital dollars." ...

... rate hikes. Now, in May 2025, the market is closely monitoring the Fed’s actions: there are expectations of gradual rate cuts in the second half of the year if inflation remains under control. Easing monetary policy typically leads to an influx of liquidity into financial markets, which can stimulate cryptocurrency growth. Additionally, an economic slowdown or signs of recession may prompt central banks to launch stimulus programs—this “easy money” often partially flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum in search of higher ...

... versa, without leaving the blockchain's confines. Many exchanges use stablecoins as the base currency for trading pairs – for instance, instead of quotes in USD or EUR, altcoins are priced in USDT. Thus, Tether plays a critically important role in the liquidity of the cryptocurrency market. Popularity and Prospects: By April 2025, Tether firmly holds a place among the top three cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, remaining the largest stablecoin in the world. Its capitalization hovers around tens of billions of dollars, and ...

... (Moscow Exchange) was valued at approximately ₽58–62 trillion. Key growth drivers in 2022–2023 included rising blue-chip stock prices and an influx of retail investments: the Moscow Exchange index posted a record rise of 44% in 2023. However, market liquidity remains low, with average daily trading volumes being small relative to capital, and the portfolio of the most active private investors is confined to a narrow range of stocks. Sectoral diversification is also weak, with a significant portion ...

... available in the Russian market (government OFZ, municipal, corporate, mortgage, subordinated, and other structured bonds) and what to look for when choosing a specific issue. Additionally, we will clarify the role of the bond issuer and the main risks (market price fluctuations, liquidity, issuer default) associated with investing in bonds. What are bonds? A simple explanation of the essence of debt securities for the investor. What types of bonds are there? Classification: government (OFZ and municipal), corporate, mortgage,...