... the following stages: Determination of the index composition: The IMOEX index includes shares of 50 largest and most liquid Russian companies, selected according to strict criteria regularly reviewed by Moscow Exchange. The selection criteria include market capitalization, liquidity, financial stability of companies, and other factors. Calculation of weighting factors: For each company, its weighting factor is determined, proportional to its freely floating market capitalization relative to the total capitalization of all ...

... price stability (the more arbitrageurs and participants, the faster any deviations are corrected). Thus, in May 2025, it is reasonable to expect the price of USDT will remain in a narrow corridor of approximately $0.999–$1.001 on major platforms. The market's liquidity allows for the easy conversion of significant volumes without substantially affecting the price. Alternative Scenarios: Stress or Premium. Of course, an experienced investor will always consider alternative scenarios, even if their likelihood ...

... capitalization, likely only trailing the SUI token and the aforementioned DeepBook. Fundamental Analysis and Prospects: Fundamentally, Cetus has a strong foundation as it addresses a critically important need for new blockchain networks—providing a market for liquidity and exchange. Tokenomics: CETUS is distributed among liquidity miners, community participants, and investors, stimulating user engagement. For example, early liquidity providers on the DEX could receive rewards in tokens, decentralizing ownership ...

... improbable until new drivers emerge. Meme coins and AI tokens: The industry exploded with the success of meme tokens (such as those associated with the Trump family) and a surge of interest in AI tokens. These hype-driven assets attracted significant liquidity, although they do not provide real market value, warns the expert. Scams and manipulations: The first months of 2025 saw major scandals, including a $1.5 billion exchange hack and liquidity schemes (Jelly, OM), causing significant losses for investors. These incidents emphasized the importance ...

... stock market continues to operate, but the closure of banks and financial institutions leads to decreased trading activity. Many large institutional investors—funds, banks, corporations—suspend operations, which reduces trade volume. As a result, market liquidity diminishes and volatility increases. This lack of liquidity is particularly felt in stock and bond trading venues and can also impact currency and commodity markets. For American indices, such as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq, the decrease ...