BlackRock увеличивает инвестиции в крипторынок с новым фондом резервов стейблкоинов

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-06-15Actualizado a 2025-10-16

BlackRock запускает фонд денежного рынка, соответствующий закону GENIUS Act, для хранения резервов стейблкоинов. Это решение предлагает регулируемые условия для ведущих криптоэмитентов и подчеркивает институциональный сдвиг в сторону соблюдения норм в криптовалютной инфраструктуре.

Инициатива появилась на фоне нового закона США, который меняет правила для стейблкоинов. Крупные игроки отрасли могут воспользоваться улучшенным и прозрачным хранением, поскольку соблюдение норм становится все более важным для цифровых активов.

Регулирование меняет крипторынок

Согласно отчету CNBC, BlackRock, один из крупнейших в мире управляющих активами, запускает фонд денежного рынка, соответствующий закону GENIUS Act, для управления резервами стейблкоинов. Запуск запланирован на четверг.

Эта инициатива упростит управление резервами, поддерживающими токены, привязанные к доллару, для компаний, таких как Circle и Tether.

Закон GENIUS Act, подписанный в США в июле 2025 года, требует 1:1 обеспечения стейблкоинов наличными или краткосрочными казначейскими обязательствами и обязывает проводить ежемесячные аудиты третьими сторонами, как указано в официальном заявлении SEC. Эти стандарты повышают прозрачность операций, увеличивая спрос на решения институционального уровня среди ведущих эмитентов стейблкоинов.

Сейчас рынок стейблкоинов оценивается в $266 млрд, а эмитенты держат более $120 млрд в казначейских обязательствах, что подчеркивает значительный масштаб.

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