... Cryptocurrencies: signs of renewed interest After a protracted decline, the digital asset market is starting to revive, which is reflected in venture investments. Regulators are gradually legalizing new instruments: on June 18, trading in the first exchange-traded crypto ETF (for the XRP token) will start on the Toronto Stock Exchange. At the same time, investors are cautiously optimistic: a number of blockchain projects are receiving funding again. For example, the creators of Pi Network have established a $100 million venture fund to support their blockchain ecosystem. Of ...

... notable IPOs from fintech companies Circle and Chime have become indicators of the revival of startup activity on the stock exchange. This positive momentum is encouraging other companies to take advantage of the newly opened "window of opportunity" ... ... "unicorns" have already announced plans to go public. For example, the American transportation service Via and the crypto startup BitGo have confidentially filed for stock offerings. There are rumors that even a major player like Figma (a software ...

... loss risk: an investor can lose a substantial part of their capital due to unfavorable market movements. Lack of guarantees and regulation. Cryptocurrencies are not regulated by the government as bank deposits or securities. If a wallet is hacked or an exchange goes bankrupt, recovering funds is nearly impossible—these risks remain with the investor. Fraud and scam projects. The crypto industry has its fair share of fraudsters: one may encounter a fake ICO, Ponzi scheme, or malicious application. Without proper due diligence, an investor risks putting money into a project that could disappear along with their funds. Technical ...

... released early in the morning in London, but it will be available to US investors “before the opening” of the New York Stock Exchange. Amid high interest rates, HSBC is generating record interest income, and strong results are expected. The consensus ... ... outlook for Q2) shares could correct sharply. Moreover, investors will be monitoring mentions of regulatory issues—regulation of crypto trading is a hotly debated topic in the US, and any comments from the company on this matter are crucial. Applied Blockchain ...

... absorb new listings. Notably, even the cryptocurrency sector is trying to capitalize on the IPO market's recovery. Cryptocurrency exchange Bullish (one of whose investors is Peter Thiel) has submitted an IPO application in the USA, planning to list under the ... ... around $4 billion. This case shows that the revival of initial offerings covers a broad range of companies — from fintech to crypto startups. The continuation of an active IPO wave is vital for the entire venture ecosystem: successful exits to the public ...