... raises the value of their stocks. Foreign currency. Purchasing dollars, euros, or other stable currencies helps preserve savings if the national currency depreciates. Currency savings act as a "safe haven" during significant ruble devaluation. Diversification of investments. Combining different types of assets (deposits, bonds, stocks, currencies, commodities, etc.) reduces risks: even if one part of the portfolio loses value due to inflation, other assets can offset those losses. Conclusion: ...

... trillions in client assets, so even a modest 1% allocation to Bitcoin via ETFs could translate into tens of billions of dollars of new demand. By adding Bitcoin ETFs to their product lineups, the banks are validating Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class for diversification. Wall Street’s embrace signals that Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a permanent part of the financial ecosystem. Market Impact: Price Appreciation and Liquidity Boost Analysts predict that a surge of demand from these ETF investors could ...

... exemption from PIT if the account is maintained for at least 3 years. For short-term investments (less than 3 years), benefits are generally unavailable, making the IIS not significantly advantageous compared to a regular account. Foreign Instruments Diversification is possible through foreign assets: foreign ETFs, bonds, stocks. They provide access to global markets and other currencies. However, such investments carry currency risk (fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate) and may be subject to ...

... companies working in the cryptocurrency market (Coinbase, Galaxy Digital, etc.) that hold BTC as a strategic asset and part of their capital. Technology Corporations – some IT and industrial firms have included Bitcoin in their treasury reserves for diversification (pioneer – MicroStrategy; also examples include Tesla and Block). Investment Holdings – organizations specifically created for accumulating crypto assets (e.g., XXI, BSTR) using BTC as their main value growth asset. Others – rare ...

... dynamics. Investor Demand and Market Sentiment Sentiment in the cryptocurrency market ahead of May 2025 can be characterized as predominantly optimistic. Large institutional investors continue to show interest in Bitcoin, viewing it as a means of portfolio diversification and capital protection. Some funds and companies have increased their Bitcoin holdings, considering the price drop in the first quarter as an opportunity to acquire the asset. Rising prices are also attracting retail investors: the approach ...