# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Blockchain

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Blockchain", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Hash Global Founder KK Talks About BNB, Digital Asset Allocation, and Web3 Development Stages

Hash Global founder KK discussed the Web3 industry's development, the role of BNB, and digital asset allocation in a conversation with Jing Peng, CEO of Noah Olive. Key points include: - Web3 has seen progress but also overbuilding; some concepts like SocialFi and GameFi are temporarily unproven but may succeed in future cycles. - Web3 is a network-based technology that requires critical mass, unlike point-specific AI. It transforms business models and relationships subtly. - BNB is the core value carrier of the BNB ecosystem, functioning as a "value-functional token" that integrates utility, ecosystem benefits, and value support from Binance Exchange and BNB Chain. - Binance has over 300M users, and BNB Chain has over 500M, making it a key financial infrastructure. BNB is undervalued but poised for growth similar to茅台 (Moutai) in 2004. - For asset allocation, KK suggests 40% BTC, 20% ETH, and 40% BNB within crypto, emphasizing BNB's high ecological yield (~15% including burns) and growth potential. - Web3 and AI are dual engines of the digital economy; agents and machines will rely on Web3 for value exchange. - Investors should avoid underallocating to Web3, focus on beta assets like BNB, and educate themselves on foundational digital assets.

深潮12/12 10:18

Hash Global Founder KK Talks About BNB, Digital Asset Allocation, and Web3 Development Stages

深潮12/12 10:18

When Faith Becomes a Cage: The Sunk Cost Trap in the Crypto Era

In the crypto era, the "sunk cost trap" describes how past investments—whether in skills, relationships, or digital assets—can become psychological prisons that prevent people from moving on, even when they know their current path is no longer beneficial. The author reflects on personal experiences in poker and crypto, noting how early beliefs in Bitcoin and smart contracts have now materialized (e.g., Bitcoin ETFs, institutional adoption), yet many remain stuck due to emotional or financial commitments. The article categorizes crypto believers into four camps: Bitcoin-only (Green), crypto-but-not-Bitcoin (Red), both (Brown), and neither (White), each split into (a) those who still see upside and (b) those who don’t. Only true believers (e.g., Red (a)) should fully commit time and resources; others should diversify or plan exits. As crypto becomes mainstream (e.g., Robinhood using Arbitrum), opportunities may lie elsewhere (e.g., equities, AI). The key is to avoid mistaking sunk costs for future potential and to cultivate skills beyond crypto for a softer landing. Freedom requires courage to walk away from the "cave" of past investments.

深潮12/12 10:01

When Faith Becomes a Cage: The Sunk Cost Trap in the Crypto Era

深潮12/12 10:01

From AI Agents to New Crypto Media: Key Highlights from a16z's 2026 Report

The venture capital firm a16z crypto has published its outlook on key crypto trends for 2026. The report highlights several major areas of development. A primary focus is AI agents, autonomous systems that will require a new financial infrastructure powered by smart contracts and blockchains to facilitate seamless, automated value transfer, effectively turning the internet into a bank. Stablecoins are identified as a fundamental settlement layer for the internet, with a critical need for better integration with traditional finance. The tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) and the growth of crypto-native synthetic products like perpetual futures are seen as major trends, though they require the development of on-chain credit infrastructure and face regulatory hurdles. Prediction markets for real-world events are also expected to expand. The report emphasizes the growing importance of privacy infrastructure, dubbed "secrets-as-a-service," and the role of crypto in creating new, trustless media models to combat AI-generated content and censorship. Finally, a16z notes that the industry's sustainable growth, particularly in the US, is highly dependent on clearer regulatory frameworks to end current legal uncertainties and prevent projects that bypass rules from outperforming those that comply.

RBK-crypto12/12 08:16

From AI Agents to New Crypto Media: Key Highlights from a16z's 2026 Report

RBK-crypto12/12 08:16

x402 V2 Released: What Are the Core Highlights?

The x402 protocol, initially developed by Coinbase, has now released its V2 upgrade. The core idea remains leveraging the HTTP 402 status code to embed payment logic directly into web requests. Since its launch, x402 has processed over 100 million payments across various use cases, such as API calls and AI agents purchasing compute resources. V2 introduces several major improvements. It supports wallet-based identity (e.g., Sign-In-With-X via CAIP-122) and reusable sessions, allowing users and autonomous agents to avoid repeated on-chain payments after initial authentication, significantly reducing latency and cost for high-frequency interactions. A unified payment interface now supports multiple chains (including Base and Solana) by default and integrates traditional payment rails like ACH and credit cards through Facilitators. Dynamic payTo routing enables complex pricing models and multi-tenant setups. The architecture is now modular and plugin-based, making it easier for developers to extend support for new chains or payment methods without altering core SDK code. Configuration is simplified, with automatic optimization based on developer preferences. A new discovery mechanism allows services to publish structured metadata, which Facilitators can automatically index, ensuring pricing and endpoint information stays current without manual updates. For end-users, V2 enables seamless, near-invisible payments with a "micro-subscription" feel. Developers benefit from reduced integration effort, dynamic pricing capabilities, and more flexible business logic. AI agents can autonomously transact using endowed wallets, making independent economic decisions. Overall, x402 V2 evolves from a pay-per-use tool into a versatile economic layer for the internet, though widespread adoption, modular risks, and regulatory challenges remain.

marsbit12/12 06:27

x402 V2 Released: What Are the Core Highlights?

marsbit12/12 06:27

a16z's 10,000-Word Essay (Part 1): The Misunderstood 'Quantum Supremacy', You Don't Need to Panic Until 2030

The article clarifies misconceptions about "quantum supremacy" and argues that cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQC) capable of breaking classical encryption (e.g., via Shor's algorithm) are unlikely to emerge before 2030. It distinguishes between post-quantum encryption and signatures, emphasizing that encryption requires immediate migration due to "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" (HNDL) attacks, where adversaries store encrypted data for future decryption. In contrast, post-quantum signatures are less urgency, as they are not vulnerable to HNDL—past signatures remain secure even after CRQC emergence. The article critiques exaggerated claims about quantum progress, noting that current hardware lacks the scale, fidelity, and error correction needed for CRQC. It also highlights that zkSNARKs, like signatures, are not susceptible to HNDL attacks. Migration strategies should prioritize encryption while adopting a measured approach for signatures to avoid unnecessary costs and risks.

marsbit12/12 06:20

a16z's 10,000-Word Essay (Part 1): The Misunderstood 'Quantum Supremacy', You Don't Need to Panic Until 2030

marsbit12/12 06:20

Don't Lose Heart in Crypto, Be a Pragmatic Optimist

Nic Carter, co-founder of Castle Island Ventures, responds to Ken Chan’s pessimistic essay “I Wasted 8 Years of My Life in Crypto” by arguing for a pragmatic and optimistic outlook on the crypto industry. While acknowledging that Chan’s critique—that crypto has devolved into a massive speculative casino rather than a decentralized financial system—contains truth, Carter contends that the industry still holds meaningful purpose. Carter identifies five core visions driving crypto: restoring sound money (e.g., Bitcoin as a global monetary asset), encoding business logic via smart contracts, making digital property real (e.g., NFTs and Web3), improving capital market efficiency, and expanding global financial inclusion. He admits that many early idealistic expectations—such as hyperbitcoinization or revolutionary digital ownership—have not materialized, and that much of the current activity involves speculation, memecoins, and gambling. However, Carter advocates for “pragmatic optimism.” He argues that speculative excess and financial nihilism are unfortunate but inevitable byproducts of building permissionless, open financial infrastructure. The key is to focus on the real, albeit gradual, progress: Bitcoin’s adoption, functional stablecoins, decentralized exchanges, and improved financial access in developing regions—without succumbing to either utopian fantasies or cynical despair.

marsbit12/11 21:43

Don't Lose Heart in Crypto, Be a Pragmatic Optimist

marsbit12/11 21:43

Central Bank Responds to Call to 'Exit the Sandbox' and Allows Stablecoins

Sberbank CEO Herman Gref expressed the bank's hope for the authorization of stablecoins for domestic transactions in Russia, stating that Sber is actively discussing this possibility with the Bank of Russia. He emphasized the need to move beyond the current regulatory "sandbox" and allow basic transactional functionality with stablecoins, primarily ruble-denominated tokens for internal use. However, the Bank of Russia maintains its position that stablecoins are a form of cryptocurrency and excludes their use for domestic payments. Kirill Pronin, head of the central bank's financial market infrastructure department, argued that Russia's digital payment ecosystem is already highly developed, making such authorization unnecessary. The article notes that Russia currently operates with Digital Financial Assets (DFAs), which are tokenized versions of real assets issued on approved blockchain platforms. Some foreign digital rights, including compliant stablecoins, can be classified as DFAs. The first such recognized asset was a Kyrgyzstani ruble stablecoin, permitted only for foreign economic activity. Pronin also mentioned that the central bank is considering allowing banks and token issuers to directly issue digital assets in public blockchains, as the current method of transferring domestically issued tokens to open networks has not gained significant traction. This shift could reduce operational costs and cybersecurity risks.

RBK-crypto12/11 20:33

Central Bank Responds to Call to 'Exit the Sandbox' and Allows Stablecoins

RBK-crypto12/11 20:33

Seed Round Secures $500 Million, It Aims to Be the 'Apple' of Payment Blockchains

Stripe's Tempo blockchain, a fork of Ethereum optimized for fintech applications, is now live on testnet. Backed by a $500 million seed round from Stripe and Paradigm, it aims to become the "Apple" of payment blockchains through vertical integration and a closed-architecture approach. Key innovations include: TIP-20, a stablecoin standard with prioritized transaction lanes; low, predictable gas fees payable in any stablecoin (converted automatically via a built-in AMM); and native smart accounts enabling batch payments, gas sponsorship, scheduled transactions, and passkey authentication. Unlike Ethereum’s open, permissionless validator set, Tempo uses a private, permissioned consensus mechanism (Simplex BFT) and is fully EVM-compatible. Its design prioritizes user experience, security, and commercial adoption over decentralization, targeting the payments industry as its primary market. The code is open-sourced under Apache/MIT licenses.

比推12/11 18:34

Seed Round Secures $500 Million, It Aims to Be the 'Apple' of Payment Blockchains

比推12/11 18:34

CoinPoker Launches New Monthly $5,000 Freeroll for Mobile Players

CoinPoker has launched a new monthly Mobile Freeroll with a $5,000 prize pool, specifically designed for mobile players. The tournament will be held on the last Friday of each month. To participate, new users must register using the promo code MOBILE and play at least 10 raked hands in any format (cash games, tournaments, PLO, or NLH). Once conditions are met, players are automatically registered. The platform has also released an upgraded mobile web version, accessible directly through browsers like Safari and Firefox on iOS and Android, eliminating the need for a separate app download. Key improvements include a modernized interface, increased responsiveness, faster action processing, and smoother animations. Functional features remain robust, supporting multi-tabling, player notes, various poker formats, live dealer tables, and a blockchain-based RNG. This promotion offers new players a risk-free opportunity to win significant prizes and serves as an entry point to other CoinPoker activities like tournament series and cash games. The platform is known for its transparency, blockchain technology, and ambassadors like Patrick Leonard.

bitcoinist12/11 18:09

CoinPoker Launches New Monthly $5,000 Freeroll for Mobile Players

bitcoinist12/11 18:09

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