# Crypto Related Articles

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Bank of Russia Limits Cryptocurrency Share in Market Brokers' Portfolios to 25%

The Central Bank of Russia has published a new draft decree setting requirements for professional market participants, such as brokers, trust managers, Forex dealers, and cryptocurrency exchanges, regarding the inclusion of crypto assets on their balance sheets. These assets, if admitted for trading on exchanges, can constitute up to 25% of a firm's total declared equity capital (prudential limit). To be counted, crypto assets must also be registered with cryptocurrency depositories for state verification. The bank stated that this measure aims to account for crypto-related credit and market risks in capital adequacy assessments, helping ensure the financial stability of intermediaries engaged in cryptocurrency operations. This step is seen as part of Russia's ongoing process of crypto legalization, allowing users to evaluate the reliability of regulated entities based on their crypto holdings. It also marks the beginning of deeper state oversight and control over domestic crypto transactions by operators, while keeping the role of crypto assets in the Russian economy limited. The draft follows the State Duma's approval of comprehensive crypto regulations, which permit both qualified and non-qualified investors to trade cryptocurrencies domestically, though non-qualified investors are limited to annual purchases of up to 300,000 rubles (approx. $3,800). The use of cryptocurrencies for domestic payments remains prohibited, while exporters and importers can use them without restriction for cross-border settlements, including stablecoins, to legally circumvent risks from secondary sanctions.

cryptonews.ru08/18 05:17

Bank of Russia Limits Cryptocurrency Share in Market Brokers' Portfolios to 25%

cryptonews.ru08/18 05:17

Analyst Who Predicted Bitcoin's Major Drop in October Now Predicts What Could Happen Next

Sean Farrell, head of digital asset strategy at Fundstrat, analyzes the current uncertain and volatile crypto market. He notes that while traditional tech stocks hit record highs, lagging crypto assets have created market apathy, which could be an early sign of a bottom forming. Farrell's base case suggests Bitcoin and the broader crypto market may experience one final sharp decline before initiating a sustained upward trend. It remains unclear if this drop will form a new deep low or test recent lows. He points out that global liquidity conditions and rising US 10-year Treasury yields continue to pressure liquidity-sensitive assets like cryptocurrencies in the short term. Farrell states that the tech sector's growth is driven by significant corporate profit increases, whereas the crypto market hasn't yet received the necessary monetary and fiscal liquidity. Although high US Treasury issuance and rising long-term bond yields are pressuring the market, he predicts a potential shift within the next 3-6 months. After risk appetite diminishes due to high interest rates, liquidity-boosting measures from regulators or central banks could trigger a new bull market. Additionally, Farrell believes that if a new governance proposal aimed at reducing inflation on the Solana network is adopted, it would lessen sell-side pressure and could act as a significant catalyst for the token's price.

cryptonews.ru08/17 21:11

Analyst Who Predicted Bitcoin's Major Drop in October Now Predicts What Could Happen Next

cryptonews.ru08/17 21:11

Experienced Analyst Predicts Future of Bitcoin and Altcoin Prices: "Hold on for Another Two Months"

Cryptocurrency analyst Benjamin Cowen provided a market outlook in a recent video, focusing on Bitcoin's current price stagnation. Bitcoin is trading in a low-volume sideways range around $62,000-$63,000. Cowen notes a significant drop in market interest, citing declines in social activity and crypto content views. He points out that Bitcoin's price is stuck between the 200-week moving average and a bear market resistance band, making a downward breakout similar to past cycles highly probable. The analyst highlights a divergence from traditional stock markets, as Bitcoin remains stagnant while U.S. equity indices hit new records—a pattern he says has historical precedents, like during the 2014 and 2018 U.S. midterm elections. Cowen asserts Bitcoin follows its own four-year cycle independently of stocks. Market volatility has fallen to historically low levels, with 60-day volatility at 1.47%. Cowen expects a significant volatility spike in the coming weeks, as sharp market moves typically follow such consolidation periods. He suggests a final downward wave could reset on-chain metrics, potentially marking the cycle bottom. Cowen optimistically views the current phase as month 10 of an expected 12-month bear market. He anticipates a new bull market may begin after the cycle bottom approaches. He concludes by advising the crypto industry to focus on fundamental development, moving beyond hype-driven memecoins and security vulnerabilities, rather than just capital attraction. *This is not investment advice.

cryptonews.ru08/17 20:10

Experienced Analyst Predicts Future of Bitcoin and Altcoin Prices: "Hold on for Another Two Months"

cryptonews.ru08/17 20:10

Trump-Backed Company World Liberty Financial Partners with Chinese AI Company of Limited Access to Provide Artificial Intelligence Services

According to a Reuters report, Trump-backed cryptocurrency company World Liberty Financial is linked to WorldClaw, a Hong Kong-based platform providing access to Chinese AI models that the U.S. government has flagged as security threats. WorldClaw's platform features AI models from Chinese companies like Alibaba, Baidu, Z.ai, DeepSeek, and Moonshot, some of which are designated by U.S. entities as tied to the Chinese military or subject to export restrictions. The connection is facilitated by World Liberty's dollar-pegged stablecoin, $USD1, which is accepted for payment on WorldClaw. The Trump family benefits from interest generated by the stablecoin's reserves, and token sales have earned them over $1.4 billion. A World Liberty executive previously advised WorldClaw on integrating $USD1. Security experts warn that using these Chinese AI models could expose users to surveillance or malicious code. WorldClaw claims over 10,000 users and processes 50 million queries daily, partly due to the lower cost of Chinese models. Both companies and the White House deny any conflict of interest, stating the platform helps American AI firms access international markets and that listing models does not imply endorsement. External critics, however, argue it is hypocritical to profit from Chinese AI tools while the U.S. government aims to counter the rise of Chinese AI.

cryptonews.ru08/17 18:38

Trump-Backed Company World Liberty Financial Partners with Chinese AI Company of Limited Access to Provide Artificial Intelligence Services

cryptonews.ru08/17 18:38

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