... characterized by the highest volatility since 1987, raising concerns among investors and analysts worldwide. What are Circuit Breakers? Circuit breakers are protective mechanisms on exchanges that temporarily halt trading during sharp declines in market indices. Their purpose is to give the market time to "cool down" and prevent panic selling. There are three levels: Level 1 (7% decline) — trading halts for 15 minutes. Level 2 (13% decline) — a second halt for 15 minutes. Level 3 (20% decline) ...

... (DeFi) ecosystems and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), as well as ongoing technical improvements in the Ethereum network. Institutional interest is also extending to ETH: record amounts of inflow into funds and ETFs focused on Ethereum are being recorded, indicating high trust in the smart contracts platform. Among altcoins, XRP and BNB remain in the spotlight. XRP (the token of the Ripple payment network) continued to appreciate and came close to the $4 mark, reaching these levels for the first time in ...

... however, overall, BNB maintains its position due to high user activity on the platform and its broad ecosystem. Other major altcoins show mixed dynamics. Solana (SOL) confidently holds around $180 after an impressive rally in the first half of the year, indicating investors' sustained faith in Solana's technical potential. Tron (TRX) has grown another few percent this week, being one of the few altcoins "in the green zone" in recent days. This is believed to be driven by increased transaction ...

... billion. For comparison, at the beginning of the year, this figure was half that amount – the rapid growth in AUM reflects the high interest from financial institutions. Moreover, the capital influx has persisted for nearly four consecutive months, indicating sustained trust in digital assets. The investment structure indicates growing interest in leading altcoins. Over the last few weeks, there has been a reallocation of capital: while Bitcoin-based funds have recorded a slight outflow (the first ...

... and corporations have resumed significant investments, launching new venture programs, while governments in various countries are increasing support for innovative businesses, striving to keep pace in the global technology race. Preliminary estimates indicate that the first half of 2025 has been the most successful period since 2021 in terms of total venture capital investments. In the US and Canada alone, startups raised approximately $145 billion (+43% compared to the same period last year) — ...