... in the blockchain sector are reemerging, although funds are proceeding selectively—primarily financing infrastructure solutions and financial applications based on cryptocurrencies. The introduction of clearer regulations (for example, a stablecoin regulation law was passed in the U.S. this spring) has bolstered market participants' confidence. On this backdrop, even major crypto companies are preparing for public offerings—which seemed unlikely just a year ago. Consolidation and M&A: Market Players Are Expanding High company valuations and stiff competition for new markets are driving the startup ecosystem towards consolidation....

... other coins can drop sharply within days. Such unpredictability signifies significant loss risk: an investor can lose a substantial part of their capital due to unfavorable market movements. Lack of guarantees and regulation. Cryptocurrencies are not regulated by the government as bank deposits or securities. If a wallet is hacked or an exchange goes bankrupt, recovering funds is nearly impossible—these risks remain with the investor. Fraud and scam projects. The crypto industry has its fair share of fraudsters: one may encounter a fake ICO, Ponzi scheme, or malicious application. Without proper due diligence, an investor risks putting money into a project that could disappear along with their funds. Technical ...

... in capital, the share of the AI sector in the total venture investments reached a record level. The Cryptocurrency Boom and Growth of Blockchain Startups The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a new upswing in 2025. The total capitalization of the crypto sector has exceeded $4 trillion, and the market leader Bitcoin has reached a new historical high, surpassing $120,000. This wave of optimism is supported by positive shifts in regulation: the recent passage of legislation regarding stablecoins and other crypto-assets in the U.S. has bolstered investor confidence in the industry's prospects. Against the backdrop of market growth, interest from venture capitalists in blockchain ...

... AI tools for moderation/content), this will enhance investor confidence in the company’s post-IPO strategy. Riot Platforms (Crypto Mining): One of the largest Bitcoin miners in the US will present a mixed picture: sharply rising revenues but persistent ... ... business stability even amid volatile BTC prices. RIOT shares are sensitive to Bitcoin prices, so any news (e.g., updates on mining regulations in Texas or government support) may also affect the report's perception. Cloudflare (IT Infrastructure): The provider ...

... eco-technologies sectors are gradually catching up with IT in terms of venture financing. Cryptocurrencies: signs of renewed interest After a protracted decline, the digital asset market is starting to revive, which is reflected in venture investments. Regulators are gradually legalizing new instruments: on June 18, trading in the first exchange-traded crypto ETF (for the XRP token) will start on the Toronto Stock Exchange. At the same time, investors are cautiously optimistic: a number of blockchain projects are receiving funding again. For example, the creators of Pi Network have established a $100 ...