... initial public offering market has confidently revived after an extended period of silence and continues to gain momentum. In Asia, Hong Kong has initiated a new IPO wave: several major technology companies have successfully gone public in recent weeks, collectively raising billions of dollars. For instance, a leading battery manufacturer raised approximately $5 billion during its listing, while several fintech and biotech firms carried out IPOs totaling around $1–2 billion each. The situation is also ...

... most production), and the latter maintains its HODL policy with minor forced sales. BTC balances at the end of the month demonstrate a division within the sector: from tens of thousands of BTC held by leaders to around 1,000 BTC for smaller players. Collectively, public miners continue to hold a substantial volume of bitcoins; however, the share of coins entering the market from their sales is gradually increasing compared to the previous year. The Short-Term Impact of Large Miners’ Sales on the ...

... Tether solidified its leadership even further: its supply exceeded $145 billion USDT, which is more than twice the volume of USDC. According to Citi, USDT (~$145 billion) remains the largest stablecoin, while USDC ($60 billion) occupies second place, collectively accounting for the lion's share (~90%) of the entire stablecoin market. Consequently, for every 1 USDC in circulation, there are approximately 2.4 USDT—significantly favoring Tether. This ratio reflects the different approaches and spheres ...

... of the Internet of Things modelling the demand for products due to seasonality. Mizintseva and Gerbina (2018) note that in the future, the list of potentially solvable business problems will be limited only by the amount of information that will be collected and processed by the digital platform. The conception of a multi-sided platform presupposes not just a user-friendly interface, but convenient business processes for the platform users. This means that the research is based on the idea that ...

... initial public offerings (IPOs) is confidently reviving after a prolonged lull and continues to gain momentum. In Asia, a new wave of IPOs has been initiated by Hong Kong: in recent weeks, several large technology companies have successfully gone public, collectively raising multi-billion dollar sums. For example, Chinese battery manufacturer CATL attracted around $5.2 billion, while pharmaceutical giant Hengrui and food holding Haitian each raised approximately $1.3 billion. These high-profile debuts ...