# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Blockchain

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Altcoins Collapse but Ozak AI Continues Climbing — Analysts Say Its $5.21M Momentum Is a Sign of Extreme Investor Confidence

While the broader altcoin market has experienced a significant downturn, Ozak AI (OZ) has demonstrated remarkable momentum by raising $5.21 million across its presale phases. This investor confidence is attributed to its AI-powered technology, including cross-chain functionality and the Ozak Streaming Network (OSN) for financial insights. Strategic partnerships with entities like Phala Network further bolster its position. The token's value has surged 14x during the presale, with a potential 71x ROI projected upon exchange listing, positioning it as a standout project in the current crypto landscape.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 10:59

Altcoins Collapse but Ozak AI Continues Climbing — Analysts Say Its $5.21M Momentum Is a Sign of Extreme Investor Confidence

TheNewsCrypto12/30 10:59

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Ends 2025 at 148.2 Trillion

Bitcoin's mining difficulty concluded 2025 at 148.2 trillion, marking a 35% annual increase from the 109.8 trillion recorded at the start of the year. This growth occurred despite market fluctuations and the 2025 halving event, reflecting the network's continued expansion and security. The difficulty peaked at 156.0 trillion in November before a slight decline. The trend indicates sustained miner confidence and investment, even as Bitcoin's price ended the year 4% lower. The rising difficulty post-halving demonstrates the network's resilience, with efficient miners remaining operational. The next adjustment is projected to reach approximately 149.3 trillion in early January 2026.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 07:50

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Ends 2025 at 148.2 Trillion

TheNewsCrypto12/30 07:50

2025: The Great Historical Shift of Web3

By 2025, Web3 has transitioned from an infrastructure-focused era to an application-driven one, marking the end of its "adolescence." Key enablers include significantly improved blockchain performance (3400+ TPS), near-zero transaction costs, and clearer regulatory frameworks in regions like the U.S. and Hong Kong. This shift allows real economic value to move from network layers to applications, with three core use cases emerging: 1) **Assets**: Stablecoins, RWA, and on-chain payments form the largest adoption gateway, enabling fast global settlements and real-yield distribution. 2) **Markets**: Platforms like Hyperliquid and Solana now drive 53% of transactional volume, fueling liquidity and infrastructure optimization. 3) **Compute & Coordination**: Blockchain empowers AI through decentralized computation, model verification, and data traceability, positioning crypto as an AI coordination layer. Industry experts (a16z, IOSG, 1kx) confirm that constraints have lifted, allowing product value and real-world business models to take center stage. The application era of Web3 has begun.

marsbit12/30 06:08

2025: The Great Historical Shift of Web3

marsbit12/30 06:08

Crypto Morning Report: Brevis Opens Airdrop Inquiry, Trend Research Accumulates Over 46,000 ETH in a Single Day

Title: Crypto Morning Brief: Brevis Airdrop Goes Live, Trend Research Accumulates Over 46K ETH in a Day Key developments from the crypto market: - SEC Corporate Finance Deputy Director Cicely LaMothe, who led key crypto policies including memecoin classification and staking guidance, has retired. - Representative Maxine Waters criticized SEC Chair Atkins for ending enforcement actions against crypto firms like Coinbase and Binance, demanding a hearing. - ZK verifiable computing platform Brevis opened its airdrop registration portal, with claims open from Dec 29 to Jan 3. - SlowMist warned of a new NPM supply chain attack variant called "Shai-Hulud 3.0." - Flow Foundation announced a no-rollback recovery plan after a $3.9M exploit, with phased network restoration. - Trust Wallet confirmed 2,596 addresses affected in its recent security incident, with 5,000 claims submitted. - Standard Chartered and Ant International launched a blockchain-based tokenized deposit solution in Hong Kong. - Cantor Fitzgerald predicted a potential "crypto winter" by 2026 but noted continued institutional adoption. - Trend Research withdrew 13,462 ETH ($39.3M) from Binance, accumulating over 46,000 ETH in one day. - MicroStrategy purchased 1,229 BTC ($108.8M), now holding 672,497 BTC with an average cost of $74,997. - Eightco Holdings (WLD treasury) approved a $125M stock buyback plan. Market trends and recommended reads included analysis of global trading, Web3 narratives, silver's surge, ETH vs. BTC performance, and stablecoin adoption challenges.

深潮12/30 01:15

Crypto Morning Report: Brevis Opens Airdrop Inquiry, Trend Research Accumulates Over 46,000 ETH in a Single Day

深潮12/30 01:15

What Flow Network’s ‘isolated recovery’ plan after $3.9 mln hack entails

Following a $3.9 million hack, the Flow blockchain has initiated an 'isolated recovery' plan after abandoning an initial proposal to perform a full-chain rollback. Validator consensus has been reached on a software upgrade, with testing underway. The new plan focuses on resuming normal chain operations while restricting addresses linked to the attack, avoiding a rollback that would have impacted innocent users who conducted transactions post-incident. The rollback was deemed ineffective since the hacker had already moved funds off-chain. Key partners, including Dapper Labs, support the revised approach, which prioritizes user safety and network recovery. Meanwhile, Flow’s native token, FLOW, fell over 40% in the aftermath of the breach.

ambcrypto12/29 23:01

What Flow Network’s ‘isolated recovery’ plan after $3.9 mln hack entails

ambcrypto12/29 23:01

Rezolve Ai Launches SQD Revenue Model to Power Enterprise Blockchain Data Services

Rezolve Ai (NASDAQ: RZLV) has announced the launch of Revenue Pools by its subsidiary SQD Network, designed to support enterprise blockchain data services for major clients like Deutsche Telekom, Morpho, and PancakeSwap. The model requires large customers to pay subscription fees for data access, while SQD token holders can temporarily lock their tokens to support infrastructure capacity. In return, participants receive a share of revenue in stablecoins. This approach aims to align customer usage with network economics, reduce token circulation through buybacks and lockups, and strengthen long-term sustainability. SQD tokens are traded on exchanges like Coinbase and Binance. The initiative is expected to scale with growing corporate demand.

TheNewsCrypto12/29 20:06

Rezolve Ai Launches SQD Revenue Model to Power Enterprise Blockchain Data Services

TheNewsCrypto12/29 20:06

Bitcoin Miners Brace For Another Difficulty Spike In January After 2025 Record

Bitcoin's mining difficulty has increased slightly to over 148 trillion as block times averaged 9.95 minutes, below the 10-minute target. The network is expected to raise difficulty again on January 8, 2026, to maintain steady block production. This follows a year of record-breaking difficulty levels, driven by earlier Bitcoin price surges and increased mining activity. Higher difficulty raises operational costs and can pressure miner profitability, but it also helps secure the network by preventing centralization. Despite recent price volatility, analysts project steady long-term growth for Bitcoin. Difficulty adjustments play a crucial role in maintaining network stability and a decentralized mining landscape.

bitcoinist12/29 16:32

Bitcoin Miners Brace For Another Difficulty Spike In January After 2025 Record

bitcoinist12/29 16:32

Bank of Russia Publishes Rules for Purchasing Digital Financial Assets (DFAs) by 'Qualified' and 'Non-Qualified' Investors

The Bank of Russia has announced new rules, effective from 2026, that will change the classification of digital financial assets (DFAs) available to qualified and non-qualified investors. Non-qualified investors will be allowed to freely purchase the most popular DFAs with payments not dependent on variable indicators, including debt assets. They will also gain access, within a limit of 600,000 rubles, to DFAs whose returns are linked to variables such as inflation, the key rate, or prices of precious metals and stocks. All such DFAs must carry a high credit rating, and some will require capital protection to guarantee the return of the initial investment. DFAs with higher risks will be restricted to qualified investors. Legal entities will be able to acquire digital rights with almost no limitations, except for DFAs tied to securities that are reserved for qualified investors. The announcement follows the central bank's earlier reveal of a concept for regulating the digital asset and cryptocurrency market, which is expected to be finalized by mid-2026. The concept proposes allowing the circulation of DFAs and other digital rights on open blockchain networks. This is intended to let issuers freely attract foreign investment and allow clients to purchase DFAs "on terms no worse than those for purchasing cryptocurrency." Regarding cryptocurrencies, the Bank of Russia's plan states that both qualified and non-qualified investors will be permitted to buy them, but each category will be subject to specific rules and restrictions.

RBK-crypto12/29 15:20

Bank of Russia Publishes Rules for Purchasing Digital Financial Assets (DFAs) by 'Qualified' and 'Non-Qualified' Investors

RBK-crypto12/29 15:20

Cardano’s Midnight Gains Recognition From Ripple CTO as NIGHT Surges

Ripple CTO David Schwartz acknowledged Cardano's new privacy-focused blockchain, Midnight (NIGHT), shortly after its unveiling by founder Charles Hoskinson. Built with a focus on regulatory compliance and interoperability, Midnight aims to provide a secure platform for private smart contracts. The NIGHT token has seen significant market activity, surging 7.62% to approximately $0.09075 with a $1.5 billion market cap, ranking among top gainers. Hoskinson emphasized that Midnight's zero-knowledge proof architecture could complement the XRP Ledger by adding privacy-preserving DeFi capabilities, rather than competing with it. While not confirming a partnership, Schwartz's recognition highlights the project's growing relevance and cross-ecosystem potential.

TheNewsCrypto12/29 14:10

Cardano’s Midnight Gains Recognition From Ripple CTO as NIGHT Surges

TheNewsCrypto12/29 14:10

China to Pay Interest on Digital Yuan to Boost Adoption

China's central bank will allow interest payments on commercial bank holdings of the digital yuan (e-CNY) starting January 1, 2026, transforming it from "digital money" to a "digital deposit currency." This move aims to boost adoption by making e-CNY more attractive compared to non-interest-bearing payment options. Digital yuan holdings will receive deposit insurance protection and be subject to interest rates aligned with existing deposit pricing guidelines. Despite technical maturity, e-CNY adoption has been challenged by dominant mobile payment platforms like Alipay and WeChat Pay. Meanwhile, China is expanding the digital yuan's cross-border usage through international partnerships and has established an e-CNY International Operation Center in Shanghai. The government continues to prohibit cryptocurrency trading and mining while advancing its state-backed digital currency.

TheNewsCrypto12/29 13:28

China to Pay Interest on Digital Yuan to Boost Adoption