# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

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‘Customers are awake’- Eric Trump slams banks over stablecoin yield opposition

Eric Trump, son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, has criticized banks for their strong opposition to stablecoin yields, calling it "anti-retail, anti-consumer, and anti-American." He claims banks are fighting crypto platforms that offer 4–5%+ yields, but are losing as customers become aware. Tensions between banks and crypto have escalated, threatening the CLARITY Act. Recently, Kraken became the first crypto firm to gain access to the Fed’s payment rails, a move opposed by banks citing financial risks. President Trump also warned banks against undermining his crypto agenda. The rift risks stalling the crypto bill, with prediction markets showing a 71% chance of the CLARITY Act passing in 2026, down from 78%.

ambcrypto03/05 10:03

‘Customers are awake’- Eric Trump slams banks over stablecoin yield opposition

ambcrypto03/05 10:03

Farewell to the 'Casino' Mindset: The Next Wave of Crypto Applications Should Aim for Mass Adoption

The article argues that by 2026, the crypto industry will shift from being a speculative casino to providing "crypto as a service," focusing on mass adoption by solving real-world problems while making the underlying blockchain technology invisible to users. Key trends include crypto's structural advantage of 24/7 market operation, Asia's growing role in areas like cross-border stablecoin payments and asset tokenization, and the rise of practical applications. Examples include Novig, which uses a decentralized order book to improve sports betting odds; Based, a consumer super app that abstracts away complex blockchain interactions; and Doppler, an infrastructure for secure asset issuance. The core advice for builders is to prioritize solving customer problems over showcasing technology, as true adoption occurs when the tech becomes so seamless that users don't notice it.

marsbit03/05 09:19

Farewell to the 'Casino' Mindset: The Next Wave of Crypto Applications Should Aim for Mass Adoption

marsbit03/05 09:19

From 240B To 7B: Decoding The Massive Velocity Slump Paralyzing XRP Trading Activity On Binance

XRP is experiencing a significant structural decline in trading activity on Binance, as indicated by a sharp drop in its 30-Day Liquidity Index. The index has fallen to approximately 0.097, nearing historical lows, while the monthly turnover rate has decreased to around 7.02 billion XRP. This contrasts sharply with the 2022–2024 period, when the index often exceeded 3 and monthly volumes reached 180–240 billion XRP. The current low-liquidity environment suggests reduced market participation and trading velocity, making XRP more vulnerable to sudden capital movements despite not necessarily implying immediate price declines. A resurgence in trading activity could, however, quickly impact short-term price dynamics.

bitcoinist03/05 09:02

From 240B To 7B: Decoding The Massive Velocity Slump Paralyzing XRP Trading Activity On Binance

bitcoinist03/05 09:02

Crypto Under Siege? Trump Says Banks Are Trying To Kill It

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has accused major US banks of attempting to undermine proposed crypto legislation, specifically the GENIUS Act, by pushing for restrictive terms. The conflict centers around rules for stablecoins, particularly whether holders can earn interest and how banks would be involved. Former President Donald Trump amplified the issue on Truth Social, warning that such actions could drive crypto firms overseas. Negotiations in the Senate Banking Committee have stalled due to industry pushback and disputes over regulatory control, with custody and yield being key sticking points. Both sides are engaged in a public political fight, with crypto firms warning of lost competitiveness and banks advocating for stronger oversight and protections.

bitcoinist03/05 08:32

Crypto Under Siege? Trump Says Banks Are Trying To Kill It

bitcoinist03/05 08:32

SEC Submits Guidance on Applying Securities Laws to Crypto

The U.S. SEC has provided the White House with a new framework outlining how federal securities laws apply to various cryptocurrencies. The guidance, currently in the pre-rule stage, aims to establish a "token taxonomy" to classify crypto assets and clarify which are considered securities. This will affect how crypto companies register, disclose information, and operate. Separately, the CFTC submitted proposals related to prediction markets, which allow betting on event outcomes. U.S. regulators are increasing efforts to define clearer rules for both crypto and prediction markets as these areas continue to grow.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:20

SEC Submits Guidance on Applying Securities Laws to Crypto

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:20

Eric Trump Calls Banks ‘Anti-American’ Amid Stablecoin Yield Fight in U.S. Crypto Bill

Eric Trump, co-founder of World Liberty Financial and son of Donald Trump, has criticized major banks as "anti-American" for opposing stablecoin rewards in proposed U.S. crypto legislation. He accuses banks of lobbying against features that allow consumers to earn 4-5% yields on stablecoins, arguing they want to protect their own low-interest savings accounts and prevent deposit outflows. This debate is central to the Clarity Act, which aims to establish crypto rules. World Liberty Financial, issuer of the USD1 stablecoin, is seeking a banking charter amid this conflict. Donald Trump also criticized banks after meeting with Coinbase's CEO, highlighting the broader tension between traditional finance and the emerging crypto sector over consumer choice and financial innovation.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:00

Eric Trump Calls Banks ‘Anti-American’ Amid Stablecoin Yield Fight in U.S. Crypto Bill

TheNewsCrypto03/05 08:00

Korea Tones Down 20% Crypto Exchange Stake Ban as Regulators Seek Governance ‘Middle Ground’

South Korean regulators and the ruling party have agreed to impose a 20% ownership cap on major shareholders of cryptocurrency exchanges, following months of debate. The policy includes a three-year grace period for large platforms like Upbit and Bithumb, and up to six years for smaller exchanges. The cap, part of the broader Digital Asset Basic Act, aims to limit founder control while allowing limited exceptions for new businesses. Opposition from industry groups and some lawmakers may still affect the bill's final passage.

bitcoinist03/05 07:40

Korea Tones Down 20% Crypto Exchange Stake Ban as Regulators Seek Governance ‘Middle Ground’

bitcoinist03/05 07:40

SBF's Protege Turns $225 Million into $5.5 Billion in One Year

Leopold Aschenbrenner, a 24-year-old former member of FTX’s Future Fund team and later an OpenAI researcher, has become one of the most talked-about figures in AI investing. His fund, Situational Awareness LP, grew its publicly disclosed holdings from $225 million in Q4 2024 to $5.5 billion by Q4 2025—an extraordinary surge in just one year. After graduating top of his class from Columbia University, Aschenbrenner worked at FTX until its collapse. He then joined OpenAI’s Superalignment team but was fired in 2024 following internal disputes over AI safety. Shortly after, he published a influential 165-page essay, "Situational Awareness: The Decade Ahead," which laid the groundwork for his AI-focused investment fund. Situational Awareness LP’s strategy is highly concentrated, with 86% of its portfolio in its top ten holdings. The fund avoids popular AI application plays, instead targeting upstream infrastructure—especially energy, computing, optical communications, and storage. Its largest position is in Bloom Energy, whose stock has surged over 10x since late 2024. The fund also holds several Bitcoin mining companies, including Core Scientific and Bitdeer, betting on their pivot to AI compute rather than crypto. Aschenbrenner’s trajectory mirrors—yet diverges from—that of SBF, his former FTX associate. While SBF faced legal downfall, Aschenbrenner repositioned himself at the forefront of AI investing, turning disruption into opportunity.

marsbit03/05 07:31

SBF's Protege Turns $225 Million into $5.5 Billion in One Year

marsbit03/05 07:31

SBF's Protege Turns $225 Million into $5.5 Billion in One Year

Leopold Aschenbrenner, a 24-year-old former member of FTX’s Future Fund team and later an OpenAI employee, has become one of the most talked-about figures in AI investing. His fund, Situational Awareness LP, grew its publicly disclosed holdings from $255 million in Q4 2024 to $5.5 billion by Q4 2025—an extraordinary surge in just one year. Aschenbrenner, who graduated top of his class from Columbia University, was involved in the effective altruism movement, much like SBF. After FTX’s collapse, he joined OpenAI’s Superalignment team but was fired in 2024 over internal disagreements regarding AI safety. Shortly after, he published a influential 165-page essay on AI and the path to superintelligence, which led him to establish his AI-focused investment fund. Situational Awareness LP’s strategy is highly concentrated, with 86% of its portfolio in its top ten holdings. It focuses on upstream AI infrastructure—such as energy, computing power, and hardware—rather than application-layer companies. Notable positions include Bloom Energy (which saw a 10x gain), several Bitcoin mining firms transitioning to AI compute (like Core Scientific and Bitdeer), and a short position on Infosys, betting AI will replace IT outsourcing. Aschenbrenner’s story mirrors that of other brilliant young figures in tech and finance, but unlike SBF—now imprisoned—he has pivoted successfully into the AI boom, turning disruption into opportunity.

Odaily星球日报03/05 07:28

SBF's Protege Turns $225 Million into $5.5 Billion in One Year

Odaily星球日报03/05 07:28

Bitwise: This Weekend's Surge Accelerates the On-Chain Migration of the Financial World

Financial migration to the blockchain is inevitable, and recent geopolitical events have dramatically accelerated this shift. Traditional markets operate with delays, high costs, and limited hours, but blockchain enables 24/7 global trading, instant settlement, and lower costs. While many assumed this transition would take 5–10 years, a weekend military strike against Iran—occurring when almost all traditional markets were closed—proved a turning point. On February 28, during widespread market closures, decentralized platforms like Hyperliquid saw explosive activity. Hyperliquid’s oil perpetual contracts became a key price reference, even cited by Bloomberg. Tether’s gold token XAUT reached over $300 million in trading volume, and prediction markets like Polymarket hit record highs. For the first time, crypto markets functioned as the primary real-time financial system during a major event. This event underscores that investors, funds, and institutions can no longer ignore on-chain finance. The barrier to entry—learning wallets, stablecoins, and DeFi platforms—is diminishing as necessity drives adoption. Once engaged, users gain access to a faster, more open financial system. Critics may argue extended traditional hours could suffice, but history shows that disruptive technology, like blockchain, often outperforms incremental improvements. The move to on-chain finance is happening faster than anyone expected.

marsbit03/05 07:20

Bitwise: This Weekend's Surge Accelerates the On-Chain Migration of the Financial World

marsbit03/05 07:20

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