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Who are we

We are MOTMOT coffee roasters, a family-run coffee roastery based in Brno, established in 2017. We are dedicated to roasting specialty coffee from the world's finest plantations, with an emphasis on:

Exceptional tastes – each of our coffees has its own story and a unique flavour profile.

Customer experience – coffee is not just a drink, it's a moment of connection, calm and inspiration.

Fair trade – we buy coffee from farmers to ensure an ethical approach and maximum quality.

Title MOT refers to a colourful bird from Nicaragua – the country where our first coffee comes from. Just like this bird, our coffee is also unique.

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📰 Long press release

 Global Investment Summit 2026: Five years connecting the world of investment. Prague will host the most significant investment event of the year

Prague Castle, Martinic Palace, 4 March 2026 – the jubilee fifth annual event Global Investment Summit (GIS) will bring a two-day programme to Prague full of exclusive data, expert discussions and meetings of Czech and global business leaders.

This year's summit will focus primarily on property investment, but it will also offer a broad outlook into capital markets, private equity, trading, cryptocurrencies, and macroeconomic predictions.

Key themes of the 2026 programme

(selection of main blocks)

• Current data on property price developments Ondřej Záruba will provide exclusive analyses of the residential and commercial markets.
• Main causes of insufficient construction in the Czech Republic – architects and state representatives on spatial plans and slow approval processes.
• Debate of leaders in Prague and regional development – strategies of the largest developers, capital transfers and new opportunities.
• FKI as a tool for development financing – mezzanine vs. equity, the difference between real and „fake“ funds.
• Real Estate Funds and the Buy Side Perspective – asset allocation, risks and opportunities in the Czech market.
• CEE region: office and retail properties – impacts of e-commerce, home office, and the role of foreign investors.
• The logistics and data centres of the future – GPU data centres, project delays, and challenges in the European market.
• Hospitality & HoReCa Investments in the hotel and catering industry.
• Elite Real Estate Agents and Consultants – client expectations, valuations, and lack of data.
• Architecture and Its Economic Significance – examples of buildings that have retained their value across decades.
• Leisure properties – where Czechs invest at home and abroad.
• Shares, bonds, trading, crypto and private equity – from radical stock market changes and fixed income to debates on private equity and next-generation trading strategies.
• Macroeconomic outlook – inflation, interest rates, geopolitics and the impact of the US elections.

Distinguished Speakers 2026

The summit will welcome over 40 top personalities from the Czech Republic and abroad. Among them:

• Miroslav Singer, Chief Economist CEE, Generali CEE Holding B.V.
• Ondřej Záruba, Managing Director, Comsense Analytics / Future X1
• Jana Brodani, Executive Director, AKAT
• Michal Skořepa, Economist, Česká spořitelna
• Lukáš Kovanda, Chief Economist, Trinity Bank
• Lubor Žalman, Founder, EnCor Wealth Management
• Pavel Peterka, Chief Economist, XTB
• Dominik Stroukal, Assistant Professor, Metropolitan University Prague
• Michaela Nováková, Chief Editor, Investiční web
• Marek Tichý, Co-Founder, TaK Architects
• Winy Maas, Co-Founder, MVRDV (Netherlands)
• Regina Loukotová, Head of School, ARCHIP
• Vladimír 518, Founder, Czech Architecture 58–89

and other leading economists, architects, investors, influencers, and representatives of state administration.

Exclusive guests and anniversary

The summit will traditionally also welcome special guests – personalities from the world of architecture and capital markets. Their presentations will complement the annual reflection on five years of GIS.

„Five years of GIS show that Prague is a natural centre for investment debate in Central Europe. This year's summit will offer the most comprehensive programme in its history – from real estate and capital markets to macroeconomics,“ says organiser Jan Novotný.

Practical information

When and where 4 March 2026, Martinic Palace, Prague Castle
Tickets and programme www.globalinvestsummit.com

DOMOPLAN, a.s., founded in 2010 by Tomáš Vavřík, focuses on the construction of high-value-added residential projects, primarily apartment buildings and residential developments. For its projects, DOMOPLAN seeks attractive locations with significant future development potential – the uniqueness of these places is then sensitively complemented by quality and timeless architecture. It is behind the Brno residences Starý Pivovar, Nová Líšeň, Hvězdová, Domino, Kopečná, the Kadetka apartment building, and Božetěchova villa. In 2017, the company was one of the first Czech developers to systematically develop the construction of aparthotels in the mountain regions of the Czech Republic. It focuses on premium locations in the Orlické Mountains and Jeseníky Mountains, where DOMOPLAN has built the mountain apartments Filipovice, which have been lauded by industry professionals.

The projects that DOMOPLAN has completed in Brno have earned recognition from the professional public thanks to their combination of architectural and craft quality. The Domino residential building was nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award 2019. The Rezidence Starý pivovar received the award for overall winner from the expert jury for Real Estate Project of the Year 2021, and was also awarded by the jury as the best project in the South Moravian Region. In 2022, Rezidence Hvězdová received an award in the Smart Cities 2022 competition as the best project in the Project for cities with more than 200,000 inhabitants category. Projects currently under construction are also collecting awards. The Brandýská Residence Na Mariánské cestě became the overall winner in the Real Estate Project of the Year 2023 competition in the Architects' Award category and also received the Architects' Award for the best project in the Central Bohemian Region. In the same competition, the Lesní stráně aparthotel was also awarded, receiving the Expert Jury Award and the Architects' Award for the best project in the Olomouc Region. The Brno residence Pekárenský dvůr then took home the Architects' Award for the best project in the South Moravian Region.

DOMOPLAN is currently one of the most important developers in Brno. It is currently building the Pekárenský dvůr residence, Block A[rt], B80, Příční, and Žižkova here. In addition to Brno, it also implements projects in Bohemia, where it is building Scandinavian-style residential housing called Na Mariánské cestě in Brandýs nad Labem-Stará Boleslav in Central Bohemia. Furthermore, it is currently building two mountain resorts in the Jeseníky Mountains, Lesní stráně and Stará pošta, and is preparing another aparthotel project in the Bukovka ski resort in the Orlické Mountains. DOMOPLAN is also expanding its operations abroad. It is building residential housing in Serbia, specifically the Arboleda residence in Belgrade, and near Zagreb in Croatia, where the Samobor villa houses are being built. On the Croatian coast, it focuses on the construction of luxury holiday resorts.

Since 2022, DOMOPLAN has been a member of the FIPOX group.

In February 2023, the company presented its largest mixed-use project, BRIXX, in the Brno West Gate area, which, according to the 'work & live' concept, will offer over 500 residential units, as well as spaces for shops, cafes, offices, student facilities, and a medical centre.

Tomáš Vavřík also founded 6 investment funds, into which qualified investors can invest and participate in the returns of his projects. Among his most significant investment funds is DOMOPLAN SICAV, a.s. With an asset volume of CZK 2.3 billion, a risk rating of 3, more than 1080 shareholders, and a diversified portfolio of 14 projects, it ranks among the most successful qualified investor funds on the Czech market.

The Global Investment Summit will focus on property investment this year.

Relevant players from the world of development, real estate funds, and architecture will bring current information and insights with real facts and studies.

They will be commenting on individual segments of the real estate market, whether they are residential, office, or retail investments. They will also be evaluating individual locations, the quality of architecture, the technical execution of new properties, and urban planning.

The speakers will answer specific questions and clearly state their opinions.

You will hear only the opinions of people and companies who are relevant players in the Czech real estate market. Questions from moderators and viewers will not be answered by over-leveraged real estate wannabes, but by people who have a tangible track record of work completed. No theorists, but seasoned practitioners and significant personalities in their fields.

Only seasoned practitioners with a proven track record.

A space in real estate discussions cannot be bought with money alone, but primarily with experience and whether a particular speaker has something to say. The real estate section is thematically covered by analyst and fund manager Ondřej Záruba, owner of the analytical company Comsense analytics, the analytical portal Finsider.cz, and himself an investment manager of the real estate fund Future X1.

Ondřej Záruba said about GIS:

„I'm sick to death of events where the chance to speak in front of conference attendees, who have paid a significant amount of money for tickets, can be bought by any over-leveraged debtor whose only qualification is a huge marketing and commission budget. We want to give experienced and intelligent people the space to present their views and activities that make sense. People who are moving the real estate market forward through the quality and quantity of what they produce. Therefore, you will only see those on stage who represent companies that have something to say about the development of the real estate market. Not fly-by-night heavily indebted companies, about which you will read in a year or two that they have gone bankrupt. Or companies that sell hot air. I will ensure that every speaker clearly expresses their opinion and avoids phrases suggesting that there are always two sides to every story. We are at an investment conference, so we want to hear clear information leading to our decisions in a buy/hold/sell format for the relevant asset type. We want to hear opinions on the direction the real estate market is heading in terms of further construction development, urbanism, price development of individual segments, construction costs, or legislation. That is why we are inviting only professionally high-quality speakers who will be of benefit to the conference attendees.“

If you are considering buying an investment flat, wondering whether to sell your investment properties, or considering investing in real estate funds or funds for qualified investors focused on real estate, you cannot miss the GIS conference.

Invest in a GIS ticket and get:

• Debate of top Prague developers
• Debate for top regional developers
• Debate of prominent Czech architects on urbanism in the Czech Republic
• Debate of established real estate funds
• Debate of prominent representatives of the FKI from the real estate development sector
• Exclusive data on the development of flat prices and rents from Finsider.cz
• The opportunity to meet real estate market representatives in person through workshops and private meetings directly at GIS.
• Divergent expert opinions on what properties to buy and what to sell

What moves the world of investments will be presented by speakers at GIS
Global Investment Summit 2025 at Prague Castle

The GIS Global Investment Summit 2025 will take place on February 12th at Prague Castle.
The Martinický Palace. The event will present a comprehensive programme focused on current macroeconomic issues, innovations in the world of investments, and practical strategies for investors. The programme covers topics from the global economy through trading, long-term investing, and alternative assets to real estate investments.

Visitors to the summit will hear from over 35 speakers from companies such as Česká spořitelna, Raiffeisenbank, J&T Banka, Trinity Bank, Generali, and XTB. Their representatives will outline what awaits the Czech and global economies in 2025.

This year's event will, however, continue to focus primarily on real estate investments. It will feature discussions by leading Prague developers, successful regional developers, prominent Czech architects on urbanism in the Czech Republic, established real estate funds, and significant representatives of FKI from the real estate development sector. The event will present exclusive data on the development of flat prices and rents from Finsider.cz, as well as expert insights into which properties to buy and which to sell.
Luděk Sekyra will also reveal the secret to his success in the next part of the programme in an interview.
How will the legendary Prague hotel transform and what will its spectacular multi-billion-crown reconstruction bring? Will it become the new jewel of the metropolis? Come and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at this transformation with Ondřej Záruba (Future X) and Marek Tichý (TaK Architects). Visitors will learn about the direction of the real estate market in terms of further construction development, urbanism, price development of individual segments, construction costs, and legislation.

„GIS Summit is already a well-known term among active investors. However, the Martinic Palace premises are an additional reason to come and see it,“ stated Miroslav Singer, former Governor of the Czech National Bank, who will once again be a guest at this conference.

Tickets and further information are available on the website. globalinvestsummit.com.
https://globalinvestsummit.com/gis-real-estate

An interview on the topic of cryptocurrency with the manager of the investment fund Dopamine Investments, Ing. Roman Panuška, in which you will learn the difference between individual cryptocurrencies and how to think about them from a long-term investment perspective.

What should one actually imagine when referring to cryptocurrencies?
Personally, I'm not keen on using the term „cryptocurrencies“ as it's quite inaccurate nowadays. The name was originally coined primarily to designate a category of first-generation public blockchains, like Bitcoin and its counterparts, which were primarily designed as digital money.

It is quite clear today that Bitcoin has won in this category and has no comparable competitor. The rest of the „cryptocurrencies“ are actually blockchain networks supporting smart contracts and tokens created on these networks.

These tokens are used by various projects for their own needs in different ways and usually provide their holders with certain benefits or decision-making powers within the project.
With the exception of stablecoins, which are tokens that do not have a fluctuating price and are backed by some other currency or asset, they are therefore practically never currencies, so the name cryptocurrency is actually very misleading. One should therefore think of cryptocurrencies as various tokens and digital assets linked to the blockchain, which are also tradable in this digital form. 

2. You say that, in your opinion, Bitcoin has no comparable competitor nowadays. What about Ethereum and others, for example?
Yes, it doesn't. For example, Ethereum, in my opinion, is not a direct competitor to Bitcoin; it's actually a fundamentally very different thing. I won't go into technical details here, but I'll give you a simple analogy. You can best imagine Bitcoin as digital gold. It's something that is scarce because there's a limited number of it and no one can create more. Bitcoin is the same. Its main advantage is its enormous decentralisation, immutability, stability, and distribution. It's a store of value that has no other use case within its network, which I think is also correct.
Ethereum is a blockchain network on which anyone can create a token, giving it any rules or restrictions. Ethereum also has its own native coin, ETH, which is used precisely for paying fees within the network. There are many similar blockchain networks; recently, for example, Solana with its native coin SOL has become very popular. Therefore, we cannot consider the coins of these blockchain networks or the tokens created on them as competitors to Bitcoin. Bitcoin's competitors can therefore be coins running on their own blockchain, created with the purpose of serving precisely as cryptocurrencies, such as Litecoin, DigiByte, Monero, Zcash, and others.

However, I currently see no point in owning coins from this category. The only exception might be Dogecoin, as a popular speculative asset not only for retail traders. 

3. You use the term "token" in some places and "coin" in others, is there a difference?
Honestly, I'm not entirely sure if there's a precise definition for it now, but it's customary to use the term 'coin' for digital assets that have their own blockchain – Bitcoin (BTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ethereum (ETH), and others. 'Tokens', on the other hand, are for digital assets that don't have their own blockchain and have their token created within a blockchain network – Chainlink (LINK), Tether (USDT), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and others.

4. Which coins and tokens should be included in a long-term cryptocurrency investment portfolio.
I would also be very cautious about digital assets with a long-term investment horizon. This market is extremely dynamic, with new trends constantly emerging. If you had put together a portfolio of the best selected tokens and coins in 2017 or even 2020, it would be extremely outdated now and you wouldn't have seen any major returns. And although I have very strong candidates for the next growth period now, I still couldn't recommend them for a long-term investment horizon with a clear conscience. To utilise the full potential of this market, active management and regular portfolio rebalancing are required. There's a tremendous amount to keep track of, and I don't think most individuals can manage it all. It's better to turn to a quality investment fund. The exception is Bitcoin; I wouldn't be afraid to hold that long-term, although this of course absolutely does not mean you will achieve the biggest returns with Bitcoin. It's just the safest bet from my perspective. 

5. Why only Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is the only digital asset that has truly won in its „cryptocurrency/store of value“ category and will never be replaced by any competition, as can happen with other coins and tokens where better and more sophisticated solutions are constantly emerging on the market. It is not Bitcoin vs. competition, it is Bitcoin vs. nothing; it has no competition. Although the entire digital asset market is highly speculative, tending to swing from extreme oversold to extreme overbought conditions with a lot of over-leveraged positions always present in the system, I believe that for Bitcoin, these extreme volatility swings could be somewhat mitigated by the ongoing institutional adoption. For example, Bitcoin ETFs have recently been bought by the largest Swiss bank UBS, one of the largest Canadian banks, Bank of Montreal, and the US state of Wisconsin. I see no reason why this trend should not continue, and imagine the immense funds at the disposal of pension and sovereign wealth funds worldwide. I cannot imagine that under these circumstances we will not see higher prices for Bitcoin than the current ones.

6. Could you give us a tip at the end about where the price of Bitcoin might go in the future?
It depends on what it's being compared against. Compared to fiat, it must inevitably increase over time towards infinity, because fiat is infinitely inflationary. If we're talking about its purchasing power, my guess is that it will increase in the coming years for the reasons I've already mentioned.

Note: Fiat is money issued by governments, not backed by any physical commodity.

Fond Algorithmic SICAV was founded in 2021. It is licensed and regulated by the Czech National Bank.

It focuses on investments in technology stocks, primarily in the USA. The development of our algorithms began in the spring of 2009, shortly after the Great Financial Crisis. Since then, our unique indicators have correctly identified significant underpricing of stocks during 2009-2017, the market downturn in 2018, the market crash in the first quarter of 2020, the subsequent stock market growth, and also the growth during 2023. We fundamentally work with robust statistics that meet the criterion of economic significance.

Benešov Brewery Ferdinand was founded in 1897 by Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este and still brews beer according to traditional recipes today.

This places it among craft and typically Czech breweries, where the quality of the beer is constantly monitored by the most skilled brewers. They dedicate ample care and attention to the golden nectar. Under their hands, eighteen types of bottom-fermented beers are created. From the classic ten-degree beer and the special strong D’Este beer, or unique gluten-free beers, to the special Pěkný číslo (Nice Number), the brewery has a unique malting plant that not only produces malt for the Benešov brewery but also supplies it to other breweries across the Czech Republic and abroad. The Ferdinand Brewery brews an average of 22,000 hectolitres of beer annually.