... and technology companies will continue to bolster data security, even implementing AI technologies for biometric user identification (facial/eye recognition, voice, and fingerprint verification). Creation of Bitcoin reserves by states. In 2025, the USA plans to form its own strategic reserve of Bitcoin—without utilizing taxpayer money (according to the Trump administration). It is expected that, following the US, some European countries will also join in creating reserves in BTC. A prolonged bear ...

... ecosystems. Cryptocurrency Regulation: Global Progress The regulatory environment surrounding digital assets continues to evolve worldwide. Measures are being adopted across various jurisdictions to integrate cryptocurrencies into the legal framework: USA: In the United States, a historic move has been made — President Donald Trump signed the first federal law regulating stablecoins (the GENIUS Act). This act requires 100% reserve backing for issued stablecoins and regular reporting by issuers, providing ...

... Cryptocurrency Regulation: Global Progress The regulatory environment surrounding digital assets continues to evolve around the world. Measures are being implemented in various jurisdictions aimed at integrating cryptocurrencies into the legal framework: USA: In the United States, a historic step has been taken — President Donald Trump signed the first federal law regulating stablecoins (the GENIUS Act). This act requires 100% reserve backing of issued stablecoins and regular reporting by issuers, providing ...

... should be regarded more as a complementary element of the portfolio. Foreign Stocks and ETFs. Investing in foreign markets (through brokers or funds) provides access to larger global economies. For example, the historical average yield of the S&P 500 (USA) is approximately 10% per annum (in dollars) over the long term. The advantage is broader sector diversification. The downside is currency risk: fluctuations in the exchange rate of the dollar/euro against the ruble can either enhance or diminish ...

... adopted the tradition of celebrating Labor Day on May 1st after gaining independence. Interestingly, not everywhere does this holiday fall specifically on the 1st. Where is the May 1st celebration absent in its usual sense? The most notable example is the USA. Despite American events sparking the origin of May Day, the U.S. does not celebrate Labor Day on May 1st for ideological reasons. Instead, they observe their Labor Day on the first Monday of September—a date chosen in the late 19th century to distance ...