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The latest Bitcoin correction has put significant pressure on the core investment thesis of Michael Saylor and his company Strategy.

During the recent market move, Bitcoin briefly dropped below the $70,000 level, directly impacting Strategy’s balance sheet. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $69,403, marking its lowest price since October 2024 and reinforcing the growing bearish sentiment across the crypto market.

Unrealized Losses and Market Pressure

Strategy currently holds 713,502 BTC, valued at approximately $49.9 billion at current prices. With an estimated average acquisition price close to $76,000 per BTC, the company is now facing an unrealized loss of roughly $4.4 billion on its Bitcoin position.

This drawdown comes amid broader signs of market stress. Bitcoin ETFs have shifted from inflows to heavy outflows, with outflows reaching $544.9 million on February 4, signaling a clear reduction in institutional risk appetite.

Saylor’s Long-Term Bitcoin Thesis

Since 2020, Michael Saylor has positioned Strategy as a leveraged Bitcoin exposure vehicle. The company has consistently raised capital through convertible debt and at-the-market (ATM) equity offerings, deploying the proceeds into BTC accumulation. This approach — often referred to as a “Bitcoin flywheel” — has allowed Strategy to continue buying during both bull and bear market phases.

Despite the scale of the current unrealized losses, Saylor’s strategy remains unchanged. Strategy continues to treat Bitcoin as a long-term monetary asset rather than a short-term trade.

However, the approach has drawn criticism from more traditional investors. Market participants focused on equities, gold, and commodities frequently view Strategy’s Bitcoin-heavy balance sheet as an exceptionally high-risk allocation — especially during prolonged market downturns like the current one.

Strategy acquired its Bitcoin holdings at an average price of around $76,052 per BTC. Despite current market conditions, the company has continued to add to its position, most recently purchasing 855 BTC between January 26 and February 1, 2026, at an average price of $87,974 per Bitcoin.

The latest Bitcoin correction has put significant pressure on the core investment thesis of Michael Saylor and his company Strategy.

During the recent market move, Bitcoin briefly dropped below the $70,000 level, directly impacting Strategy’s balance sheet. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $69,403, marking its lowest price since October 2024 and reinforcing the growing bearish sentiment across the crypto market.

Unrealized Losses and Market Pressure

Strategy currently holds 713,502 BTC, valued at approximately $49.9 billion at current prices. With an estimated average acquisition price close to $76,000 per BTC, the company is now facing an unrealized loss of roughly $4.4 billion on its Bitcoin position.

This drawdown comes amid broader signs of market stress. Bitcoin ETFs have shifted from inflows to heavy outflows, with outflows reaching $544.9 million on February 4, signaling a clear reduction in institutional risk appetite.

Saylor’s Long-Term Bitcoin Thesis

Since 2020, Michael Saylor has positioned Strategy as a leveraged Bitcoin exposure vehicle. The company has consistently raised capital through convertible debt and at-the-market (ATM) equity offerings, deploying the proceeds into BTC accumulation. This approach — often referred to as a “Bitcoin flywheel” — has allowed Strategy to continue buying during both bull and bear market phases.

Despite the scale of the current unrealized losses, Saylor’s strategy remains unchanged. Strategy continues to treat Bitcoin as a long-term monetary asset rather than a short-term trade.

However, the approach has drawn criticism from more traditional investors. Market participants focused on equities, gold, and commodities frequently view Strategy’s Bitcoin-heavy balance sheet as an exceptionally high-risk allocation — especially during prolonged market downturns like the current one.

Strategy acquired its Bitcoin holdings at an average price of around $76,052 per BTC. Despite current market conditions, the company has continued to add to its position, most recently purchasing 855 BTC between January 26 and February 1, 2026, at an average price of $87,974 per Bitcoin.

Today, our guest is Artem Onishchuk (Tema Ultra) — co-founder and CFO of A01K, the biggest trading community in CIS region, an entrepreneur and investor who has been working in crypto for more than 5 years.

In this interview, Artem shares his view on the current market: what’s really happening right now, why many people feel stuck, and where to look for opportunities during a prolonged cycle. We discuss where he’s investing today, how his team adapts education to the realities of the current market rather than past bull runs, and which approaches are no longer working.

– Artem, hi! Tell us—how did you get into crypto in the first place? What year was it, how did your journey start, and how did you eventually become a co-founder of A01K?

Hi. I came into crypto in 2019—that was when I bought my first crypto asset. At the time, I was working at the State Land Cadastre of Kyiv region, sitting in an office and doing an internship. Bitcoin was around $3,000 back then and almost immediately started going up. I made money, and that was the moment I realized I didn’t want an office life anymore and wanted to understand this space more deeply.

I started specifically with trading—scalping crypto. I also tried Forex, but scalping worked best for me, and that’s where I made my first real money. Scalping essentially helped me grow my deposit from almost nothing and build a solid amount over a couple of years.

Later, I became interested in expanding further—not just trading, but also investing, reinvesting, and participating in sales. I saw that others were getting good results, especially with airdrops—you could make serious money there as well. That’s how my life gradually became fully connected to both trading and crypto.

As for the community side: I have a partner, Sergey. He’s quite public and has a large audience. A big part of building A01K came from his public presence.

– How did that partnership and the creation of A01K actually happen?

It wasn’t an accident or pure luck—I was working toward it. Sergey and I met, started communicating, and over time it grew from a friendship into a partnership.

We started very small, step by step, and eventually built a full ecosystem. I and the other partners mainly handle operations—making sure everything is structured, running properly, that there are quality products, a strong team, and a clear direction for people to join.

Sergey, on the other hand, focused on visibility—making sure people actually heard about us. In many ways, the community was built through his public presence. In Ukraine, he was one of the first people to talk openly about crypto.

I personally heard about him completely by chance. We weren’t friends or connected in any way. At that time, crypto wasn’t really discussed in the media—not just in Ukraine, but across the entire CIS region.

– How is your ecosystem structured today? Besides trading and “classic crypto” activities like ICOs, retrodrops, and on-chain activity—are there other areas you’re developing?

Our two main directions are trading and crypto, but over time we’ve also developed sub-directions.

Right now, we’re actively growing GM Agency—a marketing agency where we help projects with marketing, PR, and KOL collaborations. We can close these requests quickly thanks to direct connections. We also have a small technical direction—a team that builds products and Telegram applications.

– You’ve said that the market has changed significantly compared to 2020–2022. How do you see the current situation? Where are people going now—classic trading or crypto directions like retrodrops and on-chain activity?

The market has definitely changed, but that doesn’t mean it’s worse—it’s just different. In 2021, there were many fast money stories. But there were also plenty of opportunities in 2024–2025—the market just operated under different rules. If ICOs were the main model in 2021, and almost everyone was abusing them, the market later matured.

In 2024, many of the biggest gains weren’t made by traders, but by people launching their own meme coins. These weren’t unreachable teams—just regular people who previously made money on Bitcoin and ICOs and then started building their own projects.

Many say, “That will never happen again,” but that’s not true—the form just changes. Onchain trading (“degen”) emerged as an alternative to the ICO model: the same upside, but with more complexity and psychological pressure. Right now, the market is in a phase of correction and consolidation, which is normal—most of the time, markets either go sideways or down.

In the end, those who win are the ones who stay flexible—who adapt and let go of outdated models. Crypto is very young, around 15 years old, and constantly changing. You can’t get stuck in what used to work.

– Crypto is extremely dynamic, with trends changing every few months. How do you adapt your education programs and explain to beginners what matters right now?

Trading is simpler in that sense—narratives and approaches change, but the fundamentals stay the same.

Crypto, on the other hand, is constantly evolving, so we have to be flexible and update education regularly. You can see this clearly in our academy updates. In 2024, we started with retrodrops, ICOs, investments, nodes, and NFTs—but later removed what stopped working.

Then we added degen trading and on-chain trading—how to find and trade meme coins. We constantly update the product: remove outdated content and add what’s relevant. Essentially, we evolve together with the market.

The latest major update was inter-exchange arbitrage, spreads, and funding rates. We added this block in spring and believe the timing was right—it’s now one of the most relevant and hyped narratives, especially among younger people in the CIS.

– What are you investing in long-term now, and are you speculating at all in the current market?

Right now, my portfolio is basically stagnant — and that’s fine. Occasionally, I enter position trades “on candles,” mostly to cover current expenses, but overall the market isn’t about active profits right now. I fixed most of my positions back in September, keeping only a small portion in BTC and ETH.

– Why did you decide to exit the market in September? What signals did you see?

There were three key reasons.

First—the chart. On higher timeframes, weakness was visible: price couldn’t break highs, there was no buyer. For me, that’s a strong signal—the chart rarely lies.

Second—fundamentals. A lot of positive news was coming out, but it stopped moving the price. Any news caused a small pump and was immediately sold off. That means the market was using news for distribution.

Third—crowd sentiment. Everyone was convinced the “altseason was just beginning.” There was euphoria everywhere—memes, BSC season, new listings, random assets doing multiples. That combination is a clear signal for me to exit.

Long-term, I’m looking at Bitcoin as an alternative to gold. The hype around gold at all-time highs looks suspicious to me—I wouldn’t be surprised if large players rotate out of gold into Bitcoin, which is simpler, more liquid, and has a fixed supply.

– Can October 2025 be considered the start of a bear market?

In my view, the bear market started back in September—when I exited. That was the last wave of euphoria, the final multiples, the peak FOMO. From September–October onward, we’ve essentially been in a bear market.

The question now is how long it will last. The world has accelerated, the halving effect is much weaker, and there’s a lot of liquidity in the system. I don’t think this bear market will be as long as previous ones. More likely, we’ll see constant local narratives and pumps—there won’t be a completely “dead” market with nothing to do.

– Are you looking at the stock market as a reference now? Do you use it as an indicator for crypto entries, or are you considering stock investments yourself?

Yes, right now I primarily watch the stock market. I might already be buying Bitcoin, but I want to see what equities do first. The S&P 500 and major indices are at all-time highs, while uncertainty is everywhere—Trump’s actions, the Fed leadership question, interest rate policy, unclear real inflation.

Markets don’t like uncertainty, especially at highs. Given geopolitics, trade wars, and economic risks, I believe a correction or even a flash crash is possible. That’s why I’m waiting. If stocks start correcting and pull crypto down, that’s when I’ll look for initial long-term entries. Long-term, Bitcoin is still my main focus — I’m just waiting for a better entry point.

– What principles helped you avoid blowing up after 2020–2021 and successfully go through the 2022–2023 bear market?

First — having a business helps a lot. People who rely only on crypto and pure speculation struggle psychologically in these phases. They immediately worry about income and survival. When you have a business, it still brings some revenue — not bull-market money, but enough to stay calm and avoid fear-based decisions.

Second — you always need something to do. In bear markets, we build: products, materials, projects. I believe the best thing to do in a bear market is to build. Some people study, some read, some build communities. When you’re busy, you’re not staring at charts asking, “Where should I put my money?” — which almost always leads to losses.

Third—long-term thinking. In 2022–2023, I bought Bitcoin at $16–20k. At the time, it didn’t bring any profit. But when I later closed those positions, they generated the biggest gains of the entire bull run. The same applies now: I can make moves that don’t bring income today, but I know that in 2–3 years, they’ll deliver the main result. That’s how this market works.

– What advice would you give to people who are in crypto now—either newcomers or those stuck in stagnation?

First—don’t be alone. When you’re alone with the market, it feels like you’re the only one struggling or doing something wrong. Talking to others — especially those who’ve already been through similar phases — helps a lot. Community is the foundation; it’s much easier to get through these periods together.

Second — if it gets really hard, it’s okay to take a break. A break doesn’t mean giving up. Many people resist this because of ego—it feels like stopping means the market “won.” But taking a pause for a month or two, switching focus to family, other activities, or learning is completely fine and often beneficial.

Overall, these phases are great for learning and rebuilding. When the market is flying, money comes easily and problems stay hidden. In stagnation, weaknesses become obvious—whether in product, marketing, or content. You start looking for new opportunities. Personally, in just a month and a half, I discovered two new directions I hadn’t noticed before. These markets teach you to think, adapt, and lay the foundation for the next cycle.

Today, our guest is Artem Onishchuk (Tema Ultra) — co-founder and CFO of A01K, the biggest trading community in CIS region, an entrepreneur and investor who has been working in crypto for more than 5 years.

In this interview, Artem shares his view on the current market: what’s really happening right now, why many people feel stuck, and where to look for opportunities during a prolonged cycle. We discuss where he’s investing today, how his team adapts education to the realities of the current market rather than past bull runs, and which approaches are no longer working.

– Artem, hi! Tell us—how did you get into crypto in the first place? What year was it, how did your journey start, and how did you eventually become a co-founder of A01K?

Hi. I came into crypto in 2019—that was when I bought my first crypto asset. At the time, I was working at the State Land Cadastre of Kyiv region, sitting in an office and doing an internship. Bitcoin was around $3,000 back then and almost immediately started going up. I made money, and that was the moment I realized I didn’t want an office life anymore and wanted to understand this space more deeply.

I started specifically with trading—scalping crypto. I also tried Forex, but scalping worked best for me, and that’s where I made my first real money. Scalping essentially helped me grow my deposit from almost nothing and build a solid amount over a couple of years.

Later, I became interested in expanding further—not just trading, but also investing, reinvesting, and participating in sales. I saw that others were getting good results, especially with airdrops—you could make serious money there as well. That’s how my life gradually became fully connected to both trading and crypto.

As for the community side: I have a partner, Sergey. He’s quite public and has a large audience. A big part of building A01K came from his public presence.

– How did that partnership and the creation of A01K actually happen?

It wasn’t an accident or pure luck—I was working toward it. Sergey and I met, started communicating, and over time it grew from a friendship into a partnership.

We started very small, step by step, and eventually built a full ecosystem. I and the other partners mainly handle operations—making sure everything is structured, running properly, that there are quality products, a strong team, and a clear direction for people to join.

Sergey, on the other hand, focused on visibility—making sure people actually heard about us. In many ways, the community was built through his public presence. In Ukraine, he was one of the first people to talk openly about crypto.

I personally heard about him completely by chance. We weren’t friends or connected in any way. At that time, crypto wasn’t really discussed in the media—not just in Ukraine, but across the entire CIS region.

– How is your ecosystem structured today? Besides trading and “classic crypto” activities like ICOs, retrodrops, and on-chain activity—are there other areas you’re developing?

Our two main directions are trading and crypto, but over time we’ve also developed sub-directions.

Right now, we’re actively growing GM Agency—a marketing agency where we help projects with marketing, PR, and KOL collaborations. We can close these requests quickly thanks to direct connections. We also have a small technical direction—a team that builds products and Telegram applications.

– You’ve said that the market has changed significantly compared to 2020–2022. How do you see the current situation? Where are people going now—classic trading or crypto directions like retrodrops and on-chain activity?

The market has definitely changed, but that doesn’t mean it’s worse—it’s just different. In 2021, there were many fast money stories. But there were also plenty of opportunities in 2024–2025—the market just operated under different rules.
If ICOs were the main model in 2021, and almost everyone was abusing them, the market later matured.

In 2024, many of the biggest gains weren’t made by traders, but by people launching their own meme coins. These weren’t unreachable teams—just regular people who previously made money on Bitcoin and ICOs and then started building their own projects.

Many say, “That will never happen again,” but that’s not true—the form just changes. Onchain trading (“degen”) emerged as an alternative to the ICO model: the same upside, but with more complexity and psychological pressure. Right now, the market is in a phase of correction and consolidation, which is normal—most of the time, markets either go sideways or down.

In the end, those who win are the ones who stay flexible—who adapt and let go of outdated models. Crypto is very young, around 15 years old, and constantly changing. You can’t get stuck in what used to work.

– Crypto is extremely dynamic, with trends changing every few months. How do you adapt your education programs and explain to beginners what matters right now?

Trading is simpler in that sense—narratives and approaches change, but the fundamentals stay the same.

Crypto, on the other hand, is constantly evolving, so we have to be flexible and update education regularly. You can see this clearly in our academy updates. In 2024, we started with retrodrops, ICOs, investments, nodes, and NFTs—but later removed what stopped working.

Then we added degen trading and on-chain trading—how to find and trade meme coins. We constantly update the product: remove outdated content and add what’s relevant. Essentially, we evolve together with the market.

The latest major update was inter-exchange arbitrage, spreads, and funding rates. We added this block in spring and believe the timing was right—it’s now one of the most relevant and hyped narratives, especially among younger people in the CIS.

– What are you investing in long-term now, and are you speculating at all in the current market?

Right now, my portfolio is basically stagnant — and that’s fine. Occasionally, I enter position trades “on candles,” mostly to cover current expenses, but overall the market isn’t about active profits right now. I fixed most of my positions back in September, keeping only a small portion in BTC and ETH.

– Why did you decide to exit the market in September? What signals did you see?

There were three key reasons.

First—the chart. On higher timeframes, weakness was visible: price couldn’t break highs, there was no buyer. For me, that’s a strong signal—the chart rarely lies.

Second—fundamentals. A lot of positive news was coming out, but it stopped moving the price. Any news caused a small pump and was immediately sold off. That means the market was using news for distribution.

Third—crowd sentiment. Everyone was convinced the “altseason was just beginning.” There was euphoria everywhere—memes, BSC season, new listings, random assets doing multiples. That combination is a clear signal for me to exit.

Long-term, I’m looking at Bitcoin as an alternative to gold. The hype around gold at all-time highs looks suspicious to me—I wouldn’t be surprised if large players rotate out of gold into Bitcoin, which is simpler, more liquid, and has a fixed supply.

– Can October 2025 be considered the start of a bear market?

In my view, the bear market started back in September—when I exited. That was the last wave of euphoria, the final multiples, the peak FOMO. From September–October onward, we’ve essentially been in a bear market.

The question now is how long it will last. The world has accelerated, the halving effect is much weaker, and there’s a lot of liquidity in the system. I don’t think this bear market will be as long as previous ones. More likely, we’ll see constant local narratives and pumps—there won’t be a completely “dead” market with nothing to do.

– Are you looking at the stock market as a reference now? Do you use it as an indicator for crypto entries, or are you considering stock investments yourself?

Yes, right now I primarily watch the stock market. I might already be buying Bitcoin, but I want to see what equities do first. The S&P 500 and major indices are at all-time highs, while uncertainty is everywhere—Trump’s actions, the Fed leadership question, interest rate policy, unclear real inflation.

Markets don’t like uncertainty, especially at highs. Given geopolitics, trade wars, and economic risks, I believe a correction or even a flash crash is possible. That’s why I’m waiting. If stocks start correcting and pull crypto down, that’s when I’ll look for initial long-term entries. Long-term, Bitcoin is still my main focus — I’m just waiting for a better entry point.

– What principles helped you avoid blowing up after 2020–2021 and successfully go through the 2022–2023 bear market?

First — having a business helps a lot. People who rely only on crypto and pure speculation struggle psychologically in these phases. They immediately worry about income and survival. When you have a business, it still brings some revenue — not bull-market money, but enough to stay calm and avoid fear-based decisions.

Second — you always need something to do. In bear markets, we build: products, materials, projects. I believe the best thing to do in a bear market is to build. Some people study, some read, some build communities. When you’re busy, you’re not staring at charts asking, “Where should I put my money?” — which almost always leads to losses.

Third—long-term thinking. In 2022–2023, I bought Bitcoin at $16–20k. At the time, it didn’t bring any profit. But when I later closed those positions, they generated the biggest gains of the entire bull run. The same applies now: I can make moves that don’t bring income today, but I know that in 2–3 years, they’ll deliver the main result. That’s how this market works.

– What advice would you give to people who are in crypto now—either newcomers or those stuck in stagnation?

First—don’t be alone. When you’re alone with the market, it feels like you’re the only one struggling or doing something wrong. Talking to others — especially those who’ve already been through similar phases — helps a lot. Community is the foundation; it’s much easier to get through these periods together.

Second — if it gets really hard, it’s okay to take a break. A break doesn’t mean giving up. Many people resist this because of ego—it feels like stopping means the market “won.” But taking a pause for a month or two, switching focus to family, other activities, or learning is completely fine and often beneficial.

Overall, these phases are great for learning and rebuilding. When the market is flying, money comes easily and problems stay hidden. In stagnation, weaknesses become obvious—whether in product, marketing, or content. You start looking for new opportunities. Personally, in just a month and a half, I discovered two new directions I hadn’t noticed before. These markets teach you to think, adapt, and lay the foundation for the next cycle.

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The world’s #1 super affiliate event will bring together 7,000+ affiliates, ecommerce entrepreneurs, affiliate networks, traffic sources and industry companies for what promises to be an unmissable two days of networking, learning and partying.

You will network with the industry’s savviest marketers.

Get exclusive offers from companies exhibiting, like AdMaven, Chargebacks911, and Traffic Partner B.V.

Absorb mastermind-level content on stage from industry experts such as Maor “The Wolf” Benaim (CEO, The Wolf Marketing), Marin Ištvanić (Head of Performance, Inspire), Ashley Wright (Founder & CEO, Social Tale), and Carmen Muley (CEO, Paragon Social Commerce) who will share their secret strategies and real case studies for what’s working right now in affiliate and ecommerce marketing.

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Gold, long considered a global safe haven, is now showing price behavior more commonly associated with speculative assets. According to article by GuruFocus and Bloomberg data, the metal’s 30-day volatility has surged above 44%, exceeding Bitcoin’s roughly 39% and reaching its highest level since the 2008 financial crisis.

This inversion is highly unusual. Since Bitcoin’s launch nearly 17 years ago, gold has been more volatile than the cryptocurrency only twice — most recently in May last year, during a spike in global trade tensions linked to tariff threats from US President Donald Trump.

From Safe Haven to High Volatility Asset

The recent spike in gold volatility comes after an aggressive rally followed by a sharp correction. As of February 3, gold is trading near $4,900, down significantly from last week’s peak close to $5,600. The drop marks the metal’s steepest decline in more than a decade.

The earlier surge was fueled by a combination of macro and geopolitical factors: rising global uncertainty, fears of currency debasement, growing concerns around the Federal Reserve’s independence, and heightened geopolitical risks. Market participants also point to heavy buying activity from Chinese investors, which may have amplified the move.

Crypto Fails to Capture Risk-Off Flows

Bitcoin, however, has not benefited from the same dynamics. The asset fell to a 10-month low following a weekend sell-off and is now down more than 40% from its October peak. The price action suggests there has been little capital rotation from traditional safe havens into crypto — despite a weaker dollar and escalating geopolitical stress.

More broadly, precious metals such as gold and silver are attracting increasing investor attention, while crypto markets remain under pressure. Bitcoin briefly touched $75,000, while Ethereum declined toward $2,200, further dampening market sentiment and sidelining risk appetite across the sector.

For now, volatility is no longer a defining feature exclusive to crypto. As gold’s price swings intensify, the traditional boundaries between “safe” and “speculative” assets are beginning to blur.

Zelts, kas ilgu laiku tika uzskatīts par globālu drošu patvērumu, tagad rāda cenu uzvedību, kas vairāk saistīta ar spekulatīviem aktīviem. Saskaņā ar GuruFocus un Bloomberg datiem, metāla 30 dienu svārstīgums ir pieaudzis virs 44%, pārsniedzot Bitcoin aptuveni 39% un sasniedzot augstāko līmeni kopš 2008. gada finanšu krīzes.

Šī inversija ir ļoti neparasta. Kopš Bitcoin palaišanas pirms gandrīz 17 gadiem zelts ir bijis svārstīgāks nekā kriptovalūta tikai divas reizes — visrecentāk maijā pagājušajā gadā, kad notika pieaugums globālajās tirdzniecības spriedzēs, kas saistītas ar tarifu draudiem no ASV prezidenta Donalda Trampa.

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Pasaules Ekonomikas Foruma nedēļā Davošā EmTech Invest rīkoja uzaicinājuma pasākumu globāliem investoriem, politikas veidotājiem, dibinātājiem, zinātniekiem un līderiem, fokusējoties uz 2026. gada tehnoloģiskajām tendencēm.

Uzņemts Grand Hotel Belvédère un Mountain Plaza Hotel, EmTech Invest apstiprināja savu pozīciju kā vienu no Davošas stratēģiski nozīmīgākajiem privātajiem pasākumiem — kur progresīvās tehnoloģijas sastop kapitālu, regulējumu un reālu īstenošanu.

“Pasaulei trūkst ideju — tai trūkst drosmīgas izpildes,” sacīja Alena Judina, EmTech Invest dibinātāja. “Progress notiek, kad tehnoloģija, kapitāls un pārvaldība dejo kopā.”

AIBC Eurasia atver jauno gadu, atgriežoties Dubaijā ar savu sesto izdevumu. Samits notiek Dubaijas Festival City – Festival Arena no 09. līdz 11. februārim, ar divu dienu konferenci un izstādi, kas izceļ modernās tehnoloģijas. Neatkarīgi no tā, vai esat pirmo reizi apmeklētājs vai pieredzējis delegāts, mēs esam parūpējušies par to, lai jūsu ceļojums noritētu gludi no brīža, kad ierodaties. No intriģējošām paneļdiskusijām un pasākumu vadības lietotnēm līdz ekskluzīvām tīklu veidošanas pasākumiem, šeit ir viss, kas jums jāzina.

Pasaules ekonomikas foruma nedēļas laikā Davošā EmTech Invest rīkoja ar ielūgumiem vienīgi pieejamu sanāksmi globālajiem investoriem, politikas veidotājiem, dibinātājiem, zinātniekiem un līderiem, koncentrējoties uz 2026. gada tehnoloģiskajām tendencēm.

Viesojoties Grand Hotel Belvédère un Mountain Plaza Hotel, EmTech Invest apstiprināja savu pozīciju kā vienu no Davoša stratēģiski nozīmīgākajiem privātajiem pasākumiem — kur progresīvās tehnoloģijas sastop kapitālu, regulējumu un reālu īstenošanu.

“Pasaulei netrūkst ideju — tai trūkst drosmīgas izpildes,”

Bangkok ir paredzēts uzņemt Wiki Finance Expo Taizeme 2026. gada 24. aprīlī Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park. Kā izcilu pasākumu reģiona finanšu inovāciju kopienai, pasākums pulcēs vairāk nekā 7,000 dalībnieku, 50+ runātāju un 70+ izstādes dalībnieku no visas Āzijas un ārpus tās, lai izpētītu nākamo fintech un digitālās finanses vilni.

Izstāde padziļināti aplūkos kritiskos tematus, kas veido finanses Dienvidaustrumāzijā un visā pasaulē, tostarp:

• Fintech & AI: Automatizācija un inteliģentas risinājumi. • Digitālie aktīvi & Kripto: Tirgus evolūcija un regulatīvās struktūras. • Forex & Likviditāte: Nākotnes tirdzniecības infrastruktūra. • Web3.0, DeFi & DePIN: Decentralizētā finansēšana un fizisko infrastruktūras tīklu. • Tokenizācija & RWAs: Reālās pasaules aktīvu savienošana ar blokķēdi. • Stablecoins & Maksājumi: Digitālā norēķina nākotne. • TradFi konverģence: Kā tradicionālā finansēšana integrē jaunus paradigmas. • ESG finansēšanā: Ilgtspējīga un atbildīga ieguldīšana.

Bangkok ir noteikts kā Wiki Finance Expo Taizeme 2026 rīkošanas vieta 24. aprīlī Bangkokā
Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park. Kā vadošā sanāksme reģiona finanšu inovāciju kopienai pasākums pulcēs vairāk nekā 7,000 dalībnieku, 50+ runātāju un 70+ izstādes dalībnieku no visas Āzijas un tālāk, lai izpētītu nākamo fintech un digitālās finanses vilni.

Izstāde pievērsīsies kritiskajām tēmām, kas veido finanses Dienvidaustrumāzijā un pasaulē, tostarp:

• Fintech & AI: Automatizācija un inteliģentas risinājumi.

Pasaules viseklātākā sanāksme Web3, AI un digitālajiem aktīviem

Monako — 2026. gada 23. janvāris — Pēc 2025. gada izdevuma ievērojamā panākuma WAIB samits Monako ar lepnumu paziņo par savu atgriešanos 2026. gada 9.–10. jūnijā prestižajā One Monte-Carlo, kas atrodas Monako ikoniskā kazino laukumā.

Atzīta par vienu no pasaules viseklātākajām samitām Web3, mākslīgā intelekta un digitālo aktīvu jomā, WAIB samits Monako 2026 atkal pulcēs vairāk nekā 2,000 globālo dalībnieku, tostarp redzējošus dibinātājus, ģimenes birojus, institucionālos investorus, riska kapitālistus, regulatorus un politikas veidotājus, globālos zīmolus un domāšanas līderus, kas veido tehnoloģiju un inovāciju nākotni.

Ielūguma vakars, kas apvieno modes līderību, AI inovācijas un AI modes dizaina balvu. Noslēgums ar DJ setu no Nikka Lorak

BERLĪNE, Vācija (2026. gada 26. janvāris) – Modes tehnoloģiju platforma yoona.ai rīkos yoona Modes samitu: Digitālā haute couture & Modes AI 2026. gada 29. janvārī, pozicionējot pasākumu kā kultūras un stratēģisku atklāšanas brīdi Berlīnes modes nedēļas priekšvakarā. Samits ir paredzēts modes līderiem, dizaineriem un tehnoloģiju veidotājiem, un atspoguļo plašāku nozares maiņu, kad mākslīgais intelekts pāriet no eksperimentēšanas uz modes pamatinfrastruktūru.

ASV bāzēta kriptovalūtas zādzība ir saistīta ar gandrīz 1,000 BTC (aptuveni 90 miljoni dolāru) zādzību, saskaņā ar onchain izmeklēšanu, ko publicējis blokķēdes analītiķis ZachXBT X.

Izmeklēšana apgalvo, ka pusaudzis ieguva neautorizētu piekļuvi līdzekļiem, kas piederēja Unchained klientiem, izmantojot akreditācijas datus, kas saistīti ar viņa tēvu, kurš, kā ziņots, strādāja ar ASV valdības aģentūru, kas nodarbojās ar konfiscēto aktīvu pārvaldību.

Luksusa izdevumi noveda pie de-anonimizācijas

Pēc zādzības aizdomās turētais pievērsa uzmanību, publiski izrādot lielas kriptovalūtas turējumus un ekstravagantus izdevumus, kas galu galā veicināja viņa identificēšanu kiberdarbību aprindās.

Pasaules visizslavenākais sanāksme Web3, AI un digitālajiem aktīviem

Monako — 2026. gada 23. janvāris — Pēc iespaidīgā panākuma 2025. gada izdevumā WAIB samits Monako ar lepnumu paziņo par savu atgriešanos 2026. gada 9.–10. jūnijā prestižajā One Monte-Carlo, kas atrodas Monako ikoniskajā kazino laukumā.

Atzīts par vienu no pasaules visizslavenākajiem samitiem Web3, mākslīgā intelekta un digitālo aktīvu jomā, WAIB samits Monako 2026 vēlreiz pulcēs 2,000+ globālos dalībniekus, tostarp vīziju radītājus, ģimenes birojus, institucionālos investorus, riska kapitālistus, regulatorus un politikas veidotājus, globālos zīmolus un domāšanas līderus, kas veido tehnoloģiju un inovāciju nākotni.

No izstādes zāles līdz VIP vakariņām: AIBC Eurasia 2026 apskats

Izstāde AIBC Eurasia uzsāk jauno gadu, atgriežoties Dubaijā sesto reizi. Samits notiks Dubai Festival City – Festival Arena no 9. līdz 11. februārim un ietvers divu dienu konferenci un izstādi, kas veltīta jaunākajām tehnoloģijām. Neatkarīgi no tā, vai esat iesācējs vai pieredzējis dalībnieks, mēs esam sagatavojuši jums ceļvedi, kas nodrošinās bezproblēmu ceļojumu no brīža, kad jūs nosēdīsieties. No interesantām paneļu diskusijām un pasākumu ceļvežiem līdz ekskluzīvām tīklošanas pasākumiem – šeit jūs atradīsiet visu, kas jums jādara.

ASV bāzētā kriptovalūtu zādzība ir saistīta ar gandrīz 1,000 BTC (aptuveni 90 miljoni dolāru) zādzību, saskaņā ar onchain izmeklēšanu, ko publicējis blokķēdes analītiķis ZachXBT platformā X.

Izmeklēšana apgalvo, ka pusaudzis ieguva nesankcionētu piekļuvi līdzekļiem, kas piederēja Unchained klientiem, izmantojot akreditācijas datus, kas bija saistīti ar viņa tēvu, kurš, kā ziņots, strādāja ASV valdības aģentūrā, kas bija iesaistīta konfiscēto aktīvu pārvaldībā.

Luksusa tēriņi noveda pie de-anonimizācijas

Pēc zādzības aizdomās turētais piesaistīja uzmanību, publiski izrādot lielus kriptovalūtu īpašumus un ekstravagantu tēriņu, kas galu galā veicināja viņa identificēšanu kiberdeliktu aprindās.