Abu Dhabi is the capital
and second most populous city in the United Arab Emirates
(UAE). Approximately 1.45 million people live in Abu Dhabi -
80% of which are expatriates. It is one of the world's
largest producers of oil, and is one of the world's
financial superpowers. Abu Dhabi is the wealthiest emirate
of the UAE - due largely to Gross Domestic Product and per
capita income. The average net worth of Abu Dhabi's citizens
is AED 62 million (US$ 17 million). More than 1$ trillion is
invested worldwide in this city alone. It is ranked third in
the world for GDP. The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA)
is Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund, and is the world's
wealthiest. It currently holds an estimated US$ 875 billion.
Abu Dhabi is currently experiencing an incredible real
estate and oil production advantage. This is creating
incredible wealth for the emirate and for investors, in
addition to its already powerful financial services.
It is now considered the frontrunner of superpowers,
surpassing Dubai.
The Abu Dhabi manages some 80% of its assets, with around 65% "managed externally in areas including equities, fixed income, money markets, alternative investment, real estate and infrastructure, and private equities. We engage managers across the risk spectrum, from index-replicating to actively managed mandates, and typically tailor each investment to our specific needs and internal guidelines."Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is the largest in the world and with over $1.03 trillion in assets it is growing fast.
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January 11th 2026: Ethereum sits near the top of the crypto market, yet recent ETF inflows into ETH have had little visible effect on price movement. Spot Ethereum ETFs have posted several days of net inflows, including about $115 million on 7 January 2026, but ETH is still trading close to $3,090 with only minor weekly changes.
December 25th 2025: Merry Christmas! Bitcoin is heading into New Year’s Eve on the verge of printing a red yearly candle, an awkward setup after a year packed with pro-crypto policy and institutional headlines. Galaxy Digital head of research Alex Thorn said BTC is down 6.3% year-to-date and 8.25% year-over-year, and would need a daily close above $93,389 on New Year’s Eve to finish 2025 positive.
December 2nd 2025: Real-world asset tokenisation is becoming one of crypto’s most active areas in 2025, and OpenEden is positioning itself at the centre of this shift with a new round of investment supported by major industry players.
November 16th 2025: With more than $28.1 million raised and over 685 million tokens sold at $0.1166 each, interest has exploded as traders realise how much they can earn from the 15 percent USDT referral bonus. Many BNB and ADA holders are now joining in as they look for the best crypto to buy now and prefer crypto with real utility.
November 5th 2025: Bitcoin’s crazy downward spiral is just not letting up. Just under $99,000 was the price reached on Tuesday, and it may not be over yet. Will Bitcoin continue the plunge into the bear market, or is there still one more throw of the dice for the bulls even now? The $BTC price has lost 21.5% since the all-time high, and this was only one month ago! This equates to a $27,000 loss, and on top of that there may be even more to come.
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