# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Compliance

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Ripple Launches Regulated Treasury Platform for Global Corporate Finance Operations

Ripple has launched Ripple Treasury, a regulated corporate treasury platform that enables companies to manage both cash and digital assets in a unified system. This product, the first major release since Ripple's acquisition of GTreasury in October 2025, integrates enterprise treasury software with blockchain-based payment infrastructure. It is designed to streamline global cash and payment operations for corporate finance teams, offering faster cross-border settlements using RLUSD that complete in 3-5 seconds. The platform connects directly to banks and digital asset platforms via APIs, improving accuracy and visibility while reducing manual processes. Future expansions will include access to short-term funding and liquidity tools through Hidden Road. The platform is built to meet strict compliance and reporting requirements, aligning with Ripple's broader strategy to expand its regulated financial services worldwide.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 14:56

Ripple Launches Regulated Treasury Platform for Global Corporate Finance Operations

TheNewsCrypto01/28 14:56

Net Profit of 15 Billion, Hoarding 140 Tons of Gold: How Did a Private Company Build Central Bank-Level Reserves?

In its 2025 fiscal year, Tether achieved a record-breaking net profit of $15 billion, largely driven by strategic investments in U.S. Treasury bonds, Bitcoin, and gold. The company increased its gold reserves to 140 metric tons, positioning itself among the top 30 global holders—surpassing several sovereign nations. Tether’s CEO, Paolo Ardoino, framed the company as a "digital Noah’s ark," designed to withstand potential systemic financial crises. Beyond financial assets, Tether is investing in robotics, satellite communications, and agricultural land to build resilient infrastructure. The company also launched USAT, a federally compliant stablecoin under the GENIUS Act, issued through Anchorage Digital Bank and backed by Cantor Fitzgerald. This move signals Tether’s strategic expansion into the U.S. regulated market, challenging competitors like Circle (USDC) and reinforcing its dual-track strategy with both offshore and onshore stablecoin offerings.

比推01/28 13:05

Net Profit of 15 Billion, Hoarding 140 Tons of Gold: How Did a Private Company Build Central Bank-Level Reserves?

比推01/28 13:05

CARF Global Implementation Timeline Overview: What Are the Commitments of Mainland China and Hong Kong?

CARF (Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework) is a global framework for the automatic exchange of tax-related data on crypto-assets, targeting crypto-asset service providers as reporting entities. As of the end of 2025, 76 jurisdictions have committed to implementing CARF, with a phased rollout plan. The first group, including the UK and EU member states, will begin automatic information exchange in 2027. The second group, which includes Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and Hong Kong, is scheduled to fully implement the framework in 2028. Data collection for reportable transactions will begin one year prior, starting in 2026. Hong Kong has explicitly committed to implementing CARF. It plans to start collecting crypto-asset transaction data in 2027 and commence automatic tax information exchange with partner jurisdictions in 2028. Service providers operating in Hong Kong must establish compliance and reporting mechanisms. In contrast, Mainland China has not yet committed to CARF and is not included in any of the implementation batches. It is also not listed by the OECD as a jurisdiction with relevance that has yet to commit. Under its current regulatory framework, which imposes strict limitations on crypto-asset activities, there are no legal crypto-asset service providers that could be integrated into the CARF system. Therefore, in the short term, Mainland China does not meet the conditions for participating in CARF's routine information exchange. It is noted that Mainland China has extensive experience with the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) since 2018. Should its crypto regulatory policies change in the future, it possesses the institutional and technical capacity to align with CARF. However, given the present policy environment, the likelihood of Mainland China joining the framework around or after its 2027 launch remains low.

marsbit01/28 12:39

CARF Global Implementation Timeline Overview: What Are the Commitments of Mainland China and Hong Kong?

marsbit01/28 12:39

Tether's Two Faces: USAT as the Legal Persona, and USDT as the Gray Empire

Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, is launching a new U.S.-focused stablecoin called USAT in September 2025, marking a strategic shift toward regulatory compliance. USDT, with $170 billion in assets, has long dominated the global crypto market but faced criticism over its opaque reserves and offshore structure. To legitimize its operations in the U.S., Tether is deploying a three-pronged strategy: appointing Bo Hines, a 29-year-old former White House advisor who helped draft stablecoin legislation, as CEO of USAT; partnering with Cantor Fitzgerald, a primary dealer of U.S. Treasuries, to back USAT with transparent, Treasury-heavy reserves; and using Anchorage Digital Bank, a federally chartered crypto bank, for issuance and compliance. USAT will be headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. This move directly challenges Circle’s USDC, the leading compliant stablecoin in the U.S., and signals Tether’s attempt to shed its "shadow empire" image. While USDT will continue serving global markets, USAT aims to capture institutional and domestic demand, potentially reshaping the stablecoin landscape. However, Tether’s success hinges on regulatory acceptance and execution amid growing competition from Circle, Paxos, and traditional finance giants like Visa and Mastercard.

marsbit01/28 12:27

Tether's Two Faces: USAT as the Legal Persona, and USDT as the Gray Empire

marsbit01/28 12:27

Illicit Crypto Flows Shift Away From Centralized Exchanges

According to new research from Chainalysis, illicit crypto flows are increasingly shifting away from centralized exchanges due to improved compliance measures. Criminals are now fragmenting transactions and using decentralized tools such as DEXs, cross-chain bridges, and mixers to obscure fund movements. This complicates tracking and delays intervention. In response, analytics firms are enhancing behavioral analysis, focusing on wallet clusters and DeFi interactions. Law enforcement and regulators are also improving collaboration and standardization. Despite these challenges, the inherent transparency of blockchains continues to aid investigations. The ongoing evolution in both money laundering tactics and compliance technologies fuels a continuous arms race in the crypto industry.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 11:17

Illicit Crypto Flows Shift Away From Centralized Exchanges

TheNewsCrypto01/28 11:17

In-Depth Analysis of Web∣♦️Kvoucher ⟩: Not to Disrupt the Market, But to 'Falsify' the Present

A new project, Web∣♦️Kvoucher ⟩, challenges conventional crypto narratives by focusing on verification and real-value distribution rather than disruption or speculative tokenomics. It deliberately avoids common features like governance rights, ecosystem utility, and speculative promises. Instead, it retains only one core financial right: a claim to distributed revenue—not profit—ensuring transparency and real-time disclosure of earnings. The project positions its rigid, unchangeable rules as a strength, building trust through self-imposed constraints rather than flexibility. It appeals to those seeking long-term certainty over hype. Compliance is treated as a foundational feature, not an afterthought, with regulatory frameworks like Reg D/S integrated from the start to ensure clarity and reduce regulatory risk. Ultimately, Web∣♦️Kvoucher ⟩ serves as a critique of the crypto industry’s tendency toward valuation based on narrative rather than utility. It proposes a more transparent, accountable, and sustainable model for blockchain-based value distribution—aiming to prove that trust and verification can become core assets in a speculative market.

marsbit01/28 11:10

In-Depth Analysis of Web∣♦️Kvoucher ⟩: Not to Disrupt the Market, But to 'Falsify' the Present

marsbit01/28 11:10

UK Regulator Restricts Coinbase Ad for Downplaying Crypto Risks

The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has restricted a Coinbase advertising campaign for downplaying the risks of cryptocurrency investing and for presenting the exchange as a solution to the country's cost-of-living crisis. The 2-minute video ad, which used satirical musical scenes of citizens singing "everything is fine" amidst a collapsing city, was deemed irresponsible. The ASA stated that using humor to address serious financial concerns risked portraying high-risk crypto products as a simple solution. The ad, which was rejected by TV ad clearance body Clearcast, was widely circulated on posters in high-traffic areas like the London Underground. The regulator noted the ads lacked required risk warnings. Coinbase defended the campaign, stating it was intended to spark discussion about the financial system and was not meant to provide simplistic solutions or mislead viewers.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 10:46

UK Regulator Restricts Coinbase Ad for Downplaying Crypto Risks

TheNewsCrypto01/28 10:46

Compliant Stablecoin Competition Heats Up as Tether Launches USAT to Enter the US Market

Tether, the dominant stablecoin issuer, has launched a new regulated dollar-pegged stablecoin called USAT, specifically designed for the U.S. market under the GENIUS Act framework. USAT is issued through the federally chartered Anchorage Digital Bank, with Cantor Fitzgerald serving as the custodian and primary dealer. Initially launched on Ethereum with a supply of $20 million, it is supported by exchanges including Bybit, Crypto.com, Kraken, OKX, and MoonPay—notably excluding Binance and Coinbase, which have ties to competing stablecoins. Tether will pursue a dual-track strategy: USAT will focus on compliant competition within the U.S., while USDT continues to serve as the global liquidity benchmark in offshore markets. USAT enters a highly competitive landscape, challenging incumbents like Circle’s USDC, World Liberty Financial’s USD1 (backed by the Trump family), PayPal’s PYUSD, and BlackRock’s USDtb. While Tether has substantial financial resources, it remains uncertain whether it will adopt aggressive incentive strategies to spur adoption, as the company has historically opposed yield-bearing models. The success of USAT will depend on Tether’s ability to compete as a regulated latecomer in a crowded market.

Odaily星球日报01/28 02:44

Compliant Stablecoin Competition Heats Up as Tether Launches USAT to Enter the US Market

Odaily星球日报01/28 02:44

The Structure, Risks, and New Cycle of the On-Chain Lending Market

On-chain lending is evolving from a tool primarily for leverage into a fundamental infrastructure for capital allocation, now representing 53.54% of the total DeFi TVL at approximately $64.3 billion. Aave dominates the sector with around 50% market share. The integration of Real-World Assets (RWA), such as credit assets and U.S. Treasuries, is emerging as a key growth driver, supported by improving macroeconomic conditions and regulatory clarity. However, the market faces significant risks including liquidity volatility, collateral liquidations, credit defaults, and cross-chain security vulnerabilities. Future trends point toward institutional adoption, tokenization of securities, fixed and floating rate products, and a bifurcation between compliant and high-risk lending layers. The sector is transitioning into a mature component of the global financial system.

marsbit01/28 00:34

The Structure, Risks, and New Cycle of the On-Chain Lending Market

marsbit01/28 00:34

Tether’s USAT launch builds on USDT’s dominance rather than starting from scratch

Tether announced the launch of USA₮ (USAT), a federally regulated, dollar-backed stablecoin, on January 27. Unlike new entrants, Tether leverages the established dominance and infrastructure of its flagship USDT, which has a market cap exceeding $186 billion and supports global trading, remittances, and cross-border settlements. USAT is designed to comply with U.S. federal regulations, enabling adoption by U.S. platforms and institutions that are restricted from using offshore stablecoins. Its success will depend not on branding but on integrating into existing liquidity networks and regulatory frameworks, allowing segmentation between offshore (USDT) and onshore (USAT) activity. Early exchange availability and usage in institutional settlement, trading, or payments will be key indicators of its traction.

ambcrypto01/27 19:27

Tether’s USAT launch builds on USDT’s dominance rather than starting from scratch