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The cryptocurrency market in Ukraine is growing rapidly: according to international analysts, our country is consistently among the top 10 countries in terms of crypto activity among citizens. Along with the popularization of digital assets, the number of fraudulent schemes targeting ordinary Ukrainians is also growing. The Ukrainian cyber police records hundreds of calls related to the loss of funds in cryptocurrency every year, and the real number of victims may be much higher, because not all people contact law enforcement agencies with requests to investigate such thefts.

If you work in IT and live in Lviv, at some point, renting starts to annoy you more than another legacy project: the neighbors change, the landlord raises the rent, and the feeling of your own space never appears. At the same time, another question arises: where to put your savings so that they don’t burn out from inflation and devaluation, especially if you have already provided yourself with a basic level of comfort. The area around Stryi Park and UCU is Lviv’s analogue of «Silicon Valley» in miniature: campus, modern business schools, IT hangouts, and a serious demand for quality housing within walking distance of the university. It is here that the developer RIEL is building the Big Ben residential complex, a multifunctional quarter near UCU, with a focus on young professionals, students, and entrepreneurs.

Daniil Zhabrovets, a 17-year-old student of Lyceum No. 1 in Zhytomyr, as part of the RJ 45 team, recently became the winner of the CTF Junior League-2026. This is a large-scale all-Ukrainian team competition in cybersecurity for young people (schoolchildren, students of vocational schools and universities), where teams solve practical tasks related to web security, cryptography, reverse engineering, OSINT, artificial intelligence, etc.