... waiting for the right moment to enter the public market. The much-anticipated "window of opportunity" for IPOs has re-emerged, and several highly valued startups with stable revenue growth are already eyeing the public market. For example, cryptocurrency exchange Bullish has filed for an IPO in the U.S., planning to list under the ticker BLSH—marking a significant event for the crypto market amid a resurgence of interest from institutional investors in digital assets. Overall, the revitalization ...

... results from Apple and Amazon. These tech giants, whose corporate earnings traditionally grab maximum attention, will summarize the state of the tech sector and online retail. Coinbase and MicroStrategy will also present their figures, important for the cryptocurrency market, with data from AMC (the cinema chain) expected – interesting indicators of consumer activity. Commentary: On Thursday, Asia sets the tone – the Chinese PMI will show how the largest manufacturing power is handling external ...

... profitability (for example, bank deposits or government bonds). Aggressive, on the contrary, assume high potential profitability, but are associated with serious risks (this category includes shares of small companies, venture projects, investments in cryptocurrencies, etc.). It is important for every beginner to understand what type of investment option this or that belongs to in order to assess the risk-to-potential profit ratio. Finally, there are active and passive investments depending on the ...

... balanced investments, such as mutual or exchange-traded funds in stocks, real estate investments for rent – their returns and fluctuations are moderate. High-risk investments usually pertain to individual stocks, especially those of young startups or cryptocurrencies. Such assets often boast high potential returns but are marked by extreme price volatility and a significant likelihood of considerable losses. The rule always applies: the higher the potential yield, the higher the associated risks. ...

... 2022–2023, the crypto market is showing new signs of life. Venture deals in the blockchain sector are once again surfacing, though investors are acting selectively — primarily funding infrastructure solutions and financial applications built on cryptocurrencies. The emergence of clearer regulations (for instance, a law regulating stablecoins was passed in the USA this spring) has boosted market participants' confidence. Against this backdrop, even large crypto companies are preparing to go public,...