# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Blockchain

ASIC Fintech Chief Says Crypto Shouldn’t Be a Separate Asset Class

The fintech chief of Australia's securities regulator, ASIC, argues that crypto should not be treated as a separate asset class. Rhys Bollen stated at the Melbourne Money and Finance Conference that blockchain and crypto perform the same core financial functions as existing infrastructure and should be regulated based on economic substance rather than technological form. He proposed that tokenized securities fall under securities laws, stablecoins under payment services legislation, and other crypto aspects under consumer protection laws. Bollen emphasized that regulatory systems have historically adapted to technological changes without abandoning core principles like market integrity and consumer protection. He noted that most consumer harm in crypto stems from intermediaries (platforms offering trading, custody, or lending services), not the tokens themselves. ASIC's approach focuses on regulating these intermediaries rather than the assets. This stance contrasts with dedicated crypto regulatory frameworks in the US and EU. Bollen also cautioned that legal analysis should prioritize practical control and profit over claims of decentralization.

TheNewsCrypto03/11 08:53

Gujarat National Law University Report Urges Clear Crypto Regulation in India

A recent report from Gujarat National Law University, produced with the Society of Indian Law Firms, urges India to establish a clear regulatory framework for crypto-assets. It highlights that approximately 120 million Indians are already using cryptocurrencies despite the absence of comprehensive regulation. The report argues that the current regulatory gap has negatively impacted capital flows, industry growth, and innovation. It proposes a multi-agency regulatory model rather than oversight by a single body, given the cross-disciplinary nature of crypto involving markets and payments. The recommended approach emphasizes institutional coordination to enhance consumer protection, address illicit finance, and support blockchain innovation.

TheNewsCrypto03/11 07:51

Video | Dialogue with Sei Founder Jay: Belief and Survival Rules Through the Crypto Super Cycle

Video | Conversation with Jay Jog, Founder of Sei: Belief and Survival Strategies Through Crypto’s Super Cycle Jay Jog, co-founder of Sei, shares his journey from Robinhood to building the world’s fastest blockchain. The 2021 GameStop short squeeze and Robinhood’s trading halt revealed structural flaws in traditional finance, inspiring the creation of Sei—a high-performance, decentralized alternative to Nasdaq. Sei began development in 2021, launching its Cosmos-based V1 mainnet in August 2023. To attract more developers, the team integrated EVM support, addressing Ethereum’s scalability limitations. With the launch of parallel EVM in July 2024, Sei achieved up to 50x performance improvements, processing over 5 billion transactions and attracting 100 million unique wallets. Major institutions like BlackRock, Brevan Howard, and Ondo have launched products on Sei, drawn by its growing user base and distribution channels rather than underlying tech alone. Jay emphasizes that real adoption comes from killer apps and user growth, not just high TPS. Reflecting on his journey, Jay highlights the challenges of fundraising after Terra’s collapse and the importance of building through bear markets. He remains optimistic about crypto’s future, citing real-world adoption and regulatory progress. Sei’s vision is a “Wall Street on-chain.” Upcoming upgrades like Sei Giga aim for another 50x performance boost, enabling Nasdaq-level order book systems. The team is also focusing on permissionless asset trading and internal app incubation to drive ecosystem growth. Jay advises investors to build strong conviction in crypto’s value rather than following hype. For developers, he recommends focusing on financial applications and emerging opportunities like AI agent payments, which align with internet-native currencies.

marsbit03/11 04:44

Crypto declines by $1.16T while AI raises $140B – Examining this divide

The cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant downturn, with a total market capitalization decline of approximately $1.16 trillion over the past six months, reflecting reduced investor risk appetite. In contrast, the artificial intelligence sector has attracted substantial investment, raising around $140 billion since February 2026, led by companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. This highlights a stark disparity between traditional AI funding and AI-related crypto tokens, which have a combined valuation of only $15 billion. Public interest in AI has consistently outpaced cryptocurrency searches since 2021, marking the widest divergence in nearly five years. However, this increased attention has not translated into sustained gains for AI tokens, which remain closely tied to broader crypto market cycles rather than AI-specific developments. According to Maria Carola, CEO of StealthEX, this disconnect indicates a monetization gap, with most AI investment currently targeting infrastructure development rather than tokenized ecosystems. While AI tokens like Fetch.ai and Virtual Protocol have historically followed crypto market trends, some analysts believe they could benefit later as decentralized AI applications mature. For now, their performance depends heavily on overall crypto market sentiment, and a sustained recovery in digital assets may be necessary for significant AI token growth.

ambcrypto03/11 04:03

Bitcoin Supply Crosses 20 Million Milestone: How Long Will The Final 1 Million Take?

Bitcoin has reached a major milestone with 20 million BTC now mined, leaving only 1 million left to be issued out of its fixed 21 million supply cap. This marks over 95% of all Bitcoin in circulation, achieved after 6,267 days (approximately 17 years). The remaining coins will be mined at a progressively slower rate due to periodic "Halvings," which reduce block rewards. The final Bitcoin is projected to be mined around the year 2140—about 114 years from now. After that, miners will rely solely on transaction fees. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $70,800.

bitcoinist03/11 03:02

Blockchain.com rolls out crypto expansion plan for Ghana – Details

Global crypto firms are increasingly targeting Africa due to massive adoption in the region. Blockchain.com is expanding into Ghana following significant success in Nigeria, where it recorded 700% growth. The company sees similar potential in Ghana, driven by high interest in digital assets for hedging against currency volatility, payments, remittances, and savings. Nigeria leads Sub-Saharan Africa in crypto activity, with over $92 billion in value last year, followed by South Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Ghana. Africa’s overall crypto activity surged 52% in 2025, reaching $205 billion, making it the third-largest crypto-adopting region globally. Institutional demand is particularly strong in South Africa due to clear regulations, while other nations like Nigeria and Kenya are also pushing for regulatory clarity to foster growth. Bitcoin, USDT, and Ethereum are the most traded assets in the region.

ambcrypto03/11 02:02

Crypto Gaming Enters New Era With Pudgy World’s Debut

Pudgy Penguins has launched its browser-based crypto game, "Pudgy World," marking a new era for NFT games. The free-to-play game emphasizes creative freedom, community, and accessibility, requiring no downloads. Players explore a virtual world, complete quests, and customize penguin avatars. Notably, the game minimizes its crypto elements: it operates without visible wallets, seed phrases, or complex blockchain jargon, prioritizing gameplay instead. This "no-crypto" approach aligns with Pudgy Penguins' strategy to make blockchain an invisible infrastructure supporting ownership and rewards. The launch also integrates physical toys with digital experiences through QR codes, further expanding the brand's ecosystem.

bitcoinist03/11 01:02

How Tron’s entry into AAIF could position TRX to lead AI agent boom

ambcrypto03/11 00:02

Ripple Engineer Reveals Why Codius Project Failed Years Ago

A former Ripple senior engineer, Steven Zeiler, has reignited discussion by explaining why the Codius decentralized computing project failed. Zeiler argued that despite solid technology and vision, Codius lacked a native token to incentivize early adopters and bootstrap the network, unlike Ethereum which succeeded partly due to the ETH token. His comments drew pushback from XRP Ledger validator Vet, who contended that Codius was intentionally designed to be token-agnostic via the Interledger Protocol, without an ICO or insider advantages. Vet also disputed claims that Codius is dead, citing ongoing development efforts. The debate also touched on Ripple’s former CTO Joel Schwartz’s earlier signals about reviving Codius, though no recent updates have followed his departure from Ripple in 2025.

bitcoinist03/10 22:02

Avalanche lands $200B real estate deal, yet ONE barrier blocks AVAX bulls

Avalanche (AVAX) has secured a $200 billion real estate tokenization deal in Bergen County, New Jersey, marking one of the largest real-world asset integrations on its blockchain. This five-year agreement involves migrating property records and related opportunities onto the Avalanche network, strengthening its position in traditional finance. The development has positively influenced market sentiment, with on-chain data showing increased whale accumulation and buyer dominance in both spot and futures markets. Technically, AVAX is approaching the 50-day EMA, a key resistance level. A break above it could confirm bullish momentum, potentially driving prices toward liquidity zones above the current range.

ambcrypto03/10 16:02