# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Blockchain

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Bitwise Backs Bitcoin Devs With Over $380K In Donations

Bitwise Asset Management has donated $233,000 to support open-source Bitcoin developers, bringing its total contributions to over $380,000 since the launch of its Bitcoin ETF (BITB) in January 2024. The firm pledged to donate 10% of the ETF’s annual gross profits to fund Bitcoin development. The latest donation benefits three organizations: Brink, OpenSats, and the Human Rights Foundation’s Bitcoin Development Fund. These groups support developers who maintain and secure the Bitcoin network, often without pay. BITB has attracted over $2.5 billion in inflows, and Bitwise has committed to scaling future contributions with the fund’s growth. The company has also extended this model to its Ethereum ETF. Bitwise manages more than $15 billion in assets across various crypto ETFs.

bitcoinist03/06 02:02

Bitwise Backs Bitcoin Devs With Over $380K In Donations

bitcoinist03/06 02:02

Ripple's 'Backdoor' Access to the Heart of Wall Street: Is XRP's Spring Coming?

Ripple, through its institutional platform Ripple Prime (formerly Hidden Road), has been added to the participant list of the National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC), a subsidiary of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC). This grants Ripple direct access to the core clearing and settlement infrastructure of Wall Street, marking a significant step toward mainstream financial integration. The move allows Ripple Prime to clear over-the-counter (OTC) trades for institutional clients through the NSCC’s central counterparty system, reducing counterparty risk and improving efficiency. Ripple acquired Hidden Road in 2025, gaining an established pipeline serving over 300 institutional clients with approximately $3 trillion in annual trading volume. The development has sparked speculation within the XRP community about the potential use of the XRP Ledger (XRPL) for settling institutional transactions. If even a fraction of the cleared assets were settled on XRPL, it could significantly increase network activity and demand for XRP, building on Ripple’s existing On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) solution. However, challenges remain, including regulatory hurdles, the need to build trust among traditional financial institutions, and competition from other blockchain projects. While this infrastructure upgrade may not cause immediate price movements, it positions XRP as a potential settlement layer for institutional assets, shifting its value proposition from a payment token to a foundational component in the convergence of crypto and traditional finance.

marsbit03/06 01:10

Ripple's 'Backdoor' Access to the Heart of Wall Street: Is XRP's Spring Coming?

marsbit03/06 01:10

Hyperliquid Policy Center Maps Out Multi-Year Agenda, CEO Sets 3 Key Goals

Jake Chervinsky, CEO of the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), has outlined a multi-year policy agenda to reshape DeFi regulation in the U.S. The independent research and advocacy organization aims to promote clear rules for decentralized finance, focusing on expanding lawful U.S. access to decentralized perpetual derivatives markets and protecting open-source developers from being misclassified as financial intermediaries. HPC is actively supporting the CLARITY Act to include explicit protections for DeFi builders. Chervinsky highlighted three key goals: establishing CFTC and SEC pathways for legal trading of commodity and equity perpetuals on decentralized platforms like Hyperliquid, and securing passage of the CLARITY Act with strong developer safeguards.

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

Hyperliquid Policy Center Maps Out Multi-Year Agenda, CEO Sets 3 Key Goals

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

Your AI Agent is Quietly Changing the Rules of the Internet

AI Agents are rapidly transforming the internet landscape, evolving from experimental tools to essential components in daily operations—managing emails, scheduling meetings, and handling support tickets. By 2025, automated traffic is projected to surpass human activity, accounting for 51% of all web traffic, with AI-driven visits to US retail sites surging by 4,700% year-over-year. However, confidence in fully autonomous agents has declined due to security concerns, as infrastructure struggles to keep pace with their expansion. Key challenges include discoverability—agents must efficiently find machine-readable services amidst web pages designed for humans, prompting a shift from SEO to Agent-Oriented Discoverability (AEO). Identity is critical: agents require cryptographic authentication, delegated authority, and real-world accountability to transact securely, leading to emerging standards like ERC-8004 and protocols such as Visa’s Trusted Agent Protocol. Finally, reputation systems are essential to verify agent performance through methods like trusted execution environments (TEEs), zero-knowledge machine learning (ZKML), and economic security models, enabling portable, auditable records of reliability. Together, discoverability, identity, and reputation form the foundational infrastructure for an agent-driven economy, ensuring agents can operate at scale with trust and autonomy.

比推03/05 19:13

Your AI Agent is Quietly Changing the Rules of the Internet

比推03/05 19:13

Bubblemaps trace Polymarket accounts linked to Iran strike bets

Blockchain analytics firm Bubblemaps has uncovered a network of connected wallets that profited from highly accurate bets on U.S. and Israeli military strikes involving Iran on the prediction market Polymarket. The investigation identified multiple accounts, including one named “nothingeverhappens911,” which moved profits off-platform and was linked via a shared Binance deposit to another account called “Skoobidoobnj.” This second account reportedly earned around $100,000 from bets placed just before strikes on 13 June and 21 June 2025. Two additional connected accounts made approximately $65,000 and $10,000 from bets on a 28 February U.S. strike and a 13 June Israeli operation, respectively. In total, four accounts generated about $240,000 from these trades. These findings follow earlier reports of six wallets making $1.2 million from the 28 February strike, raising concerns about potential use of non-public information. The activity has intensified scrutiny over whether prediction markets incentivize trading on privileged geopolitical knowledge.

ambcrypto03/05 17:39

Bubblemaps trace Polymarket accounts linked to Iran strike bets

ambcrypto03/05 17:39

FBI arrests suspect in $46M U.S. Marshals crypto theft case

FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrest of John Daghita, a U.S. government contractor, in Saint Martin by French authorities. Daghita is accused of stealing over $46 million in cryptocurrency from wallets managed by the U.S. Marshals Service, which handles seized digital assets in criminal cases. The theft was initially flagged by blockchain investigator ZachXBT in January, who identified suspicious transactions linked to an individual named "John." Following the allegations, U.S. agencies began reviewing the incident. The case highlights ongoing concerns about crypto custody risks as government-held digital assets grow. Authorities have not confirmed if any stolen funds were recovered.

ambcrypto03/05 16:14

FBI arrests suspect in $46M U.S. Marshals crypto theft case

ambcrypto03/05 16:14

Wall Street Giant Morgan Stanley Amends Bitcoin ETF Filing With Coinbase In Key Role

Morgan Stanley has amended its S-1 filing with the SEC for a spot Bitcoin ETF, providing new operational details. The proposed Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust will use Coinbase Custody and BNY Mellon as custodians, storing Bitcoin in offline cold storage to mitigate cyber risks. The custodians are not FDIC-insured but maintain private insurance. This move coincides with a resurgence in the Bitcoin ETF market, which has seen significant inflows and helped push Bitcoin's price to a one-month high above $73,000. Analysts suggest this ETF could strengthen Morgan Stanley's role in crypto infrastructure, attract talent, and create opportunities in tokenized assets, aligning with the firm's broader digital asset ambitions.

bitcoinist03/05 16:02

Wall Street Giant Morgan Stanley Amends Bitcoin ETF Filing With Coinbase In Key Role

bitcoinist03/05 16:02

Yen Stablecoins: Can Japan Leverage the Global $40 Trillion On-Chain Arbitrage Trade?

The Japanese government and major financial institutions, led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s national Web3 strategy, are pushing to introduce a compliant yen-backed stablecoin to reclaim influence in the crypto space, currently dominated by dollar stablecoins like USDT and USDC. The strategy, spearheaded by financial giant SBI Group in partnership with Startale Labs, aims to replicate Japan’s traditional role in global "yen carry trades" — where investors borrow low-yield yen to invest in higher-yielding assets — on the blockchain. The planned stablecoin, JPYSC, would enable 24/7 leveraged trading in DeFi and serve as a settlement layer for tokenized assets like stocks and real-world assets (RWA). However, Japan faces significant hurdles: limited liquidity of existing yen stablecoins (only around $20M in circulation), unclear regulatory treatment of stablecoin reserves and capital requirements, and high crypto taxation (currently 55%) that stifles retail participation. Despite plans to reduce taxes and reclassify crypto as a financial product, progress has been slow. If successful, Japan could position the yen as a core non-dollar base asset in the growing $40 trillion on-chain credit and arbitrage market, competing with US dollar stablecoin dominance and other regions like Europe (under MiCA) and the UAE. The effort represents a strategic move to extend Japan’s monetary influence into the digital economy.

marsbit03/05 15:43

Yen Stablecoins: Can Japan Leverage the Global $40 Trillion On-Chain Arbitrage Trade?