... currently hold unprecedented reserves of "dry powder"—over $300 billion in uninvested capital ready for deployment as market confidence returns. Such a powerful influx of "big money" is flooding the ecosystem with liquidity, providing fuel for new rounds and supporting the growth of valuations for promising companies. The return of mega funds and large institutional investors not only intensifies competition for the best deals but also instills confidence in the sector regarding future ...

... to the inflation expectation data from Europe and U.S. economic indicators (trade balance, housing market, consumer sentiment). These indicators set the overall tone; for instance, above-expected inflation expectations or strong employment data may fuel discussions about further central bank policies, potentially influencing investor sentiment. In the afternoon, the focus will shift to corporate reports. Corporate earnings on July 29, 2025, span a wide range of sectors—from high-tech and fintech ...

... hundreds of companies, some of which became unicorns (Dropbox, Airbnb, Stripe, and many others passed through these accelerators). Countries where angel investment culture is well-developed (the U.S., U.K., Canada, Israel) provide startups with "fuel" at the riskiest stage, increasing the funnel of potential unicorns. Corporate Investors. Corporate Venture Capital (CVC)—investment divisions of large corporations—have become significant players. Tech giants (Google, Microsoft, Salesforce,...

... the blockchain: each agent is issued as an NFT/token owned by the community. This promising direction lies at the intersection of AI, the metaverse, and decentralization. Current Price and Capitalization: In April, the VIRTUAL token surged rapidly, fueled by widespread interest in AI themes. The price reached ~$1.74, translating to a market capitalization of approximately $1.1 billion based on a circulating supply of about 650 million tokens. These figures propelled Virtuals Protocol into the top ...

... yield significant improvement: consensus analysis points to revenue of around $513 million (+30% year-on-year) and a strong profit surge – analysts forecast around $1.30 per share, significantly higher than the same period last year. Such growth is fueled by heightened market activity in spring (volatility spikes due to the banking crisis, interest rate changes, etc.). If the report confirms these figures, it will signal that stock analytics for Virtu suggest the company can successfully earn amid ...