# 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.

Asia's Web3 Policy Landscape Reshaped: Justin Sun's GWDC Korea Speech Highlights Collaboration and Balance as the Most Scarce Competitiveness in the Next Phase

On March 23, the Hong Kong–Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance Preparatory Committee was officially established, alongside the launch of the "2026 GWDC Global Developers Conference · Seoul (Korea Station)." The online launch event, hosted by Web3Labs, HYPAI Labs, and GWDC, featured key figures including Hong Kong Legislative Council Member Wu Jiezhuang, South Korean National Assembly Member Byung-deok Min, TRON founder Justin Sun, and Bithumb CEO Lee Jae-won. In his keynote speech titled "Asia’s New Web3 Era: Improving Regulatory Systems, Empowering Infrastructure, and Deepening International Collaboration," Justin Sun discussed global regulatory trends, TRON’s infrastructure strategy and AI developments, and the importance of cross-border policy cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region. He emphasized that global regulatory landscape is becoming clearer and more standardized, citing legislative progress in the U.S., E.U. MiCA enforcement, Hong Kong’s stablecoin framework, and pro-innovation environments in Singapore and the UAE. Sun highlighted that regulatory clarity has driven significant market growth, with the stablecoin market expanding from $206 billion to over $320 billion. However, he cautioned that excessive regulation could hinder innovation and stressed the need for balanced policies that foster both safety and growth. He also shared updates on TRON’s development, noting it has over 370 million registered accounts and processes $20–30 billion in daily transactions, making it a leading blockchain for stablecoin transfers, particularly USDT. TRON is also advancing in AI integration, having joined the Linux Foundation’s Agentic AI Council alongside major tech and financial institutions. Sun endorsed the newly formed Hong Kong–Korea alliance as a model for international regulatory coordination, which can prevent fragmentation and promote secure, innovation-friendly policies. He also mentioned TRON’s role in global financial security efforts, including the freezing of over $300 million in illicit funds through the T3 anti-financial crime task force. In closing, Sun expressed his commitment to supporting cross-regional collaboration for a secure, transparent, and thriving global Web3 ecosystem.

比推03/23 10:52

Asia's Web3 Policy Landscape Reshaped: Justin Sun's GWDC Korea Speech Highlights Collaboration and Balance as the Most Scarce Competitiveness in the Next Phase

比推03/23 10:52

From 'Global Computer/Settlement Layer' to 'Bulletin Board': What Are Ethereum and Vitalik Trying to Achieve?

In a significant shift of perspective, Vitalik Buterin recently proposed that Ethereum's core value may not lie in its function as a "world computer" or "global settlement layer," but rather as a simple yet powerful primitive: a cryptographically secure, globally shared "public bulletin board." This concept emphasizes data availability—a neutral, uncensorable, and permanent data layer where anyone can read and write information, but no single entity (including governments or developers) can alter or erase it. This "global shared memory" supports applications like secure voting systems, certificate revocation lists, and decentralized coordination—scenarios that require verifiable and tamper-proof data publishing rather than complex on-chain execution. The emergence of AI further validates this direction. As AI agents and services grow, so does the need for privacy-preserving and trustless interactions. Proposals like ZK API Usage Credits illustrate how Ethereum can enable anonymous AI model access and agent-to-agent economic coordination, relying precisely on the blockchain’s transparent and immutable data layer. Rather than a step back, this reframing represents a maturation of Ethereum’s vision—from defining what it can do to serving as essential infrastructure for what the world truly needs: a foundational layer of truth in an increasingly automated and opaque digital era.

marsbit03/22 07:06

From 'Global Computer/Settlement Layer' to 'Bulletin Board': What Are Ethereum and Vitalik Trying to Achieve?

marsbit03/22 07:06

Understanding x402 and MPP: Two Approaches to Agent Payments

Stripe's MPP and x402 represent two competing approaches to enabling machine-to-machine payments, both leveraging the long-dormant HTTP 402 status code ("Payment Required"). x402, led by Coinbase, is a minimalist protocol that embeds payment directly into HTTP requests. It requires no accounts, API keys, or intermediaries. A server returns a 402 response with payment details; the client pays on-chain and resubmits the request with a proof. It's open-source, chain-agnostic (currently supporting Base, Polygon, Solana), and designed for open, permissionless systems. However, current usage is low, with small microtransactions. MPP, developed by Stripe and Tempo, is a full-stack solution built for high-frequency agent transactions. Its core innovation is sessions, allowing an agent to pre-authorize a spending limit and make numerous micro-payments within it without repeated on-chain transactions. It runs on the Tempo blockchain, optimized for high throughput and sub-second confirmations. Crucially, it integrates with Stripe's existing compliance, risk, and fiat infrastructure, including support for credit cards via Shared Payment Tokens (SPTs). While x402 offers simplicity and decentralization, MPP provides scalability and enterprise-grade features. Stripe supports both, aiming to capture agent payment flows regardless of the underlying protocol. The ecosystem is still experimental, but major players like Google, Visa, and Anthropic are involved. The choice depends on the use case: x402 for open, long-tail applications, and MPP for commercial, high-volume scenarios.

marsbit03/22 03:30

Understanding x402 and MPP: Two Approaches to Agent Payments

marsbit03/22 03:30

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