... the first time since 2018. XRP's recovery in position is associated with legal clarity in the U.S. following the completion of a protracted lawsuit and expectations for the launch of ETFs based on XRP. The coin attracts institutional investors as an efficient tool for cross-border payments. Solana (SOL) – ~$178. The promising Layer 1 blockchain, known for its high transaction speeds, maintains its position among the leaders. SOL has shown significant growth over the year due to the development ...

... unicorns (such as payment platforms and neobanks ) to ramp up preparation for public offerings. Fintech's return to focus among venture funds is driven by a growing demand for innovations in finance: companies offering businesses and consumers more efficient financial tools—from accounting automation to low-cost cross-border payments—are once again seen as growth drivers and commanding high multiples. Beyond AI: Biotech, Climate Technologies, and Other Sectors Although the hype surrounding AI ...

... are starting to adapt to the new reality. In the "big oil" sector, there is an increasing focus on cost optimization and diversification. Notably, this week British BP announced plans to cut about 15% of its workforce in a bid to enhance efficiency amidst the transition to low-carbon energy. This news underscores that while oil, gas, and coal will maintain their importance in the coming years, global players in the fuel and energy sector are already restructuring strategies, taking into ...

... set by the government. The primary objective of all market participants in the TEC is now to ensure a balance between producer interests and fuel accessibility for the economy while continuing the industry’s development and transition toward a more efficient and modern energy sector.

... recovery in bullish momentum. Fundamentally, Meta made a dramatic turnaround in 2023-2025. Following a shocking drop in earnings and share prices in 2022 due to budget cuts in advertising and massive losses at Reality Labs, the company embarked on an "efficiency year". CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid off thousands of employees, cut costs, and refocused the strategy on AI projects. Results soon followed: in Q1 2025, Meta’s revenue grew 16% year over year, reaching $42.3 billion, while net income soared ...