# Authorization İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Authorization" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Ripple MiCA Authorization Opens A Wider European Payments Lane

Ripple has obtained full MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) authorization in Europe. This regulatory approval provides a clearer path for Ripple's corporate payment entity to offer crypto-enabled payment services across the European Union and European Economic Area. It is important to note that this authorization specifically applies to Ripple's business operations under MiCA, not a blanket endorsement of XRP trading itself. The authorization is significant for Ripple's strategy, as the unified MiCA framework simplifies scaling across Europe for compliant firms. This regulatory clarity can facilitate partnerships with banks, payment providers, and institutional clients by addressing compliance concerns. While the development supports the broader XRP narrative by reducing regulatory uncertainty for Ripple's core payments business, it does not directly translate to regulatory approval for XRP as an investment product. The true impact on XRP will depend on whether this regulatory milestone leads to increased adoption, new client partnerships, and greater payment volume in European corridors. The approval reflects a broader trend where crypto firms are seeking regulatory footing in Europe due to MiCA's comprehensive rulebook, contrasting with the uncertain regulatory landscape in the United States. Ultimately, the license is a permission to operate; its success hinges on Ripple's ability to convert this regulatory advantage into tangible business growth and adoption.

bitcoinist7 saat önce

Ripple MiCA Authorization Opens A Wider European Payments Lane

bitcoinist7 saat önce

UK Crypto Regulation Enters Countdown: What Changes Are in the FCA's New Rules?

UK Crypto Regulation Enters Countdown: Key Changes in FCA's New Rules The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its final crypto asset regulatory policy, marking a shift from consultation to implementation. The new regime, set to fully expand from October 25, 2027, moves crypto businesses from registration to authorisation. A critical window from September 30, 2026, to February 28, 2027, allows existing firms to apply for transitional provisions, enabling them to continue operating while their authorisation is reviewed. Existing registrations will not automatically convert. The rules cover a broad range of activities including stablecoin issuance, custody, trading platform operation, arranging deals, staking, and lending. Authorised firms must meet new prudential capital requirements, with permanent minimum capital ranging from £750,000 for proprietary trading to £75,000 for arranging deals. They must also hold a basic liquid asset buffer for operational resilience. Market integrity rules now apply to trading platforms and intermediaries, covering areas like insider trading and requiring best execution checks against at least three UK-authorised venues. Custodians face enhanced client asset protection rules (CASS 17), focusing on ownership, reconciliation, and private key management. For stablecoins, issuers must provide full backing from issuance and allow redemption at par value within a T+1 timeframe. Reserve assets are categorised into core (e.g., demand deposits) and expanded types, with specific liquidity requirements (ODDR and CBAR) to ensure redemption capacity. Systemically important stablecoin issuers may be jointly regulated by the FCA and the Bank of England. The FCA cautions that the rules do not eliminate the high-risk, speculative nature of most crypto assets but establish a more comprehensive financial regulatory framework for the industry.

Foresight News07/02 09:16

UK Crypto Regulation Enters Countdown: What Changes Are in the FCA's New Rules?

Foresight News07/02 09:16

imToken's 10th Anniversary Unveils Strategic Direction for the Next Decade: Evolving from a Trusted Main Wallet to a Personal Digital Hub

On its tenth anniversary, decentralized wallet imToken announced its strategic vision for the next decade: evolving from a "trusted main wallet" into a "personal control interface." This new direction aims to help users manage not only digital assets but also identity, permissions, and AI agent actions in an increasingly open and intelligent internet. imToken outlined that while the past decade focused on Store, Send, and Stake—securing assets, enabling transfers, and facilitating network participation—the future introduces a fourth core proposition: Sign. This expanded concept goes beyond transaction signing to encompass expressing intent, granting permissions, setting rules, delegating actions, and revoking authorizations. As AI agents gain autonomy, imToken emphasizes the need for clear, verifiable, and revocable user control over their actions. CEO Ben He stated that imToken's mission is shifting from enabling ownership of digital assets to ensuring user sovereignty over their entire digital world in the AI era. The company's core principle has been upgraded from "Digital Assets, Under Your Control" to "Your Digital World, Under Your Control." Future development will focus on three areas: upholding self-custody principles, extending security from transactions to authorizations and automated actions, and building product capabilities for managing permissions, delegations, policies, and revocations. imToken views the wallet's role as expanding into a trusted control interface for human-AI collaboration, where managing keys, signatures, and permissions forms the infrastructure for personal digital sovereignty. Founded in 2016, imToken serves millions of users across 150+ countries, providing non-custodial wallet services supporting over 50 blockchain networks.

marsbit06/05 06:50

imToken's 10th Anniversary Unveils Strategic Direction for the Next Decade: Evolving from a Trusted Main Wallet to a Personal Digital Hub

marsbit06/05 06:50

Spring Festival Asset Security Guide: How to Protect Your Tokens While Relaxing with Family and Friends?

Ahead of the Lunar New Year, this guide outlines key strategies to protect your digital assets during a period of increased activity and potential distraction. Key risks highlighted include sophisticated AI-powered scams, such as voice and deepfake video calls that can perfectly mimic acquaintances to request urgent token transfers. The article stresses that traditional verification methods are no longer foolproof and recommends establishing offline verification protocols with trusted contacts. It also warns against clicking any links, even those shared by friends, and advises always using official channels for transactions. The second major risk involves accumulated wallet authorizations (approvals) from past DeFi interactions. These can become hidden vulnerabilities if old, unused permissions are exploited. The guide recommends a pre-holiday "security check" to review and revoke unnecessary approvals, especially unlimited ones, using tools within wallets like imToken or external sites like revoke.cash. The core principle is to adhere to the minimum necessary permissions. Finally, the article cautions against security lapses during travel and social gatherings. This includes never storing seed phrases digitally, avoiding public discussion of holdings, and only downloading wallets from official sources. For transactions, it is critical to double-check the full address (not just the first and last characters), conduct test transfers to new addresses, and use address whitelisting to prevent falling victim to common phishing attacks. In conclusion, while Web3 cannot be risk-free, these proactive measures can create a manageable security environment, allowing users to enjoy the holiday with greater peace of mind.

marsbit02/17 06:39

Spring Festival Asset Security Guide: How to Protect Your Tokens While Relaxing with Family and Friends?

marsbit02/17 06:39

Public Wi-Fi and a Phone Call: How They Became the Perfect Trap to Steal $5000 in Crypto Assets?

An individual lost approximately $5,000 in cryptocurrency assets after connecting to a public hotel Wi-Fi network during a vacation. The attack began when the victim was overheard discussing crypto and using a Phantom wallet in a public area, making them a target. While browsing on the unsecured Wi-Fi, the attacker executed a man-in-the-middle attack, injecting malicious code into a seemingly legitimate webpage. The victim was using Jupiter Exchange to swap tokens when a fraudulent transaction approval request was triggered, disguised as a normal operation. Instead of a direct fund transfer, the request asked for “authorization” or “session approval,” granting the attacker permission to act on the wallet. The victim approved, believing it was part of the Jupiter transaction. The attacker waited until the victim left the hotel to drain the wallet of SOL, tokens, and NFTs. Key mistakes included: using public Wi-Fi instead of a mobile hotspot, discussing crypto in public, and approving a transaction without thorough verification. The wallet was a secondary hot wallet, not the main storage, preventing greater losses. The incident highlights the risks of public networks and the importance of transaction scrutiny.

比推01/09 14:32

Public Wi-Fi and a Phone Call: How They Became the Perfect Trap to Steal $5000 in Crypto Assets?

比推01/09 14:32

FCA Sets September 2026 Start for UK Crypto Licensing Applications

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced that the application window for its new crypto licensing regime will open in September 2026, ahead of the regime's full implementation in October 2027. All crypto asset service providers (CASPs) operating in the UK must obtain authorization under the Financial Services and Markets Act (FSMA), including firms already registered under existing anti-money laundering rules. Current registrations will not automatically convert, and even authorized firms must vary their permissions to include crypto services. The FCA will provide a limited application window of at least 28 days, closing no later than 28 days before the regime goes live. A "saving provision" allows companies to continue operating while their applications are reviewed. Firms that fail to obtain authorization by the deadline may face restrictions on expanding services and could encounter processing delays and stricter requirements if applying late. This move places crypto under the same regulatory umbrella as traditional finance, providing clarity but also increasing compliance pressure. The FCA advises firms to prepare early to avoid being left behind when the new rules take effect.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 12:59

FCA Sets September 2026 Start for UK Crypto Licensing Applications

TheNewsCrypto01/09 12:59

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