Genetiko is launching an additional share issue (SPO) at a price of 34 rubles per share. This strategic decision is aimed at raising capital to expand genetic research, enter international markets and develop innovative drugs for the treatment of orphan diseases. In this article, we will consider the goals of the SPO, possible prospects and key points that investors should consider. Find out how Genetiko plans to use the funds for further growth and strengthening ...

... The regulator notably softens its approach: it has been announced that most cryptocurrencies will not be classified as securities, and temporary "safe harbors" are introduced for new projects (ICOs, airdrops, etc.), simplifying the launch of innovations. Additionally, in partnership with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), spot trading of cryptocurrencies is allowed on licensed exchanges alongside futures contracts. Notably, the SEC, under new leadership, has dropped several ...

... funds such as Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Paradigm, Multicoin Capital, YZi Labs, DWF Labs, Blockchain Capital, Polychain, Framework Ventures, 1kx, Mechanism Capital, Maelstrom, and Pantera Capital. Their investments span a wide range of areas, from innovations in smart contracts and Layer2 networks to artificial intelligence (AI) and Real World Assets (RWA) solutions. This article aims to provide an overview of the fundamental factors driving investment decisions and assist both institutional and ...

... a complex set of factors, ranging from economic instability and sanctions pressure to a reduction in the number of active market participants. This not only struck young technology companies hard but also raised doubts about the future growth of the innovation sector in Russia. Reasons for the Decline in the Venture Market Economic Instability The challenging macroeconomic environment, exacerbated by sanctions, declining investments, and overall volatility, has led investors to avoid high-risk investments ...

... restricted to institutional investors or high-net-worth individuals, as these deals require substantial investments. What is Venture Capital? Venture capital involves investing in startups and young companies that are just beginning to develop and may offer innovative technology or unique services. These companies seek capital for growth and expansion, and venture capitalists assume the risk by acquiring equity in the business. Key characteristics of venture capital investments include: High Risk: Venture ...