# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

Trump Denies UAE’s $500M in World Liberty as Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) Explodes

bitcoinist02/03 09:02

White House pushes banks and crypto industry for a stablecoin yield deal by February

The White House is pushing the banking and crypto industries to reach a deal on stablecoin yields by the end of February to advance the crypto market structure bill. While Patrick Witt from the President’s Council of Advisors on Digital Assets expressed optimism about resolving the issue, progress has been complicated by Coinbase's withdrawal of support over the stablecoin yield ban. Banking representatives, including JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, strongly oppose stablecoin yields, emphasizing the need for policies that protect the financial system. Crypto trade unions like the Blockchain Association viewed the White House meeting as a positive step, but Galaxy’s head of research doubted the banking sector's willingness to compromise. Polymarket’s odds of the bill passing this year slipped from 65% to 60% after the talks, though it remains unclear if a compromise will be reached by the deadline.

ambcrypto02/03 09:01

Japanese Banking Giant Cuts Crypto Bets After Q3 Profit Slump

Japan's largest brokerage firm Nomura announced it will temporarily reduce its cryptocurrency trading positions following a 10% decline in net income for the third quarter ending December 31. The profit slump, partly attributed to trading losses at its European crypto subsidiary Laser Digital, prompted tighter risk controls and position limits to manage earnings volatility. Despite this short-term pullback, Nomura remains committed to its long-term digital asset strategy, with Laser Digital actively seeking to expand services internationally, including applying for a U.S. trust bank charter. The firm aims to balance immediate risk management with continued development of crypto infrastructure and institutional services.

bitcoinist02/03 08:50

Crypto Spot Trading Slows as Macro Risks Weigh on Bitcoin

Spot crypto trading volumes on major exchanges have dropped significantly, falling from $2 trillion in October 2025 to $1 trillion by the end of January. Bitcoin's price remains 37.5% below its October peak amid reduced liquidity and heightened risk aversion. Analysts attribute the decline to weakening spot demand, influenced by a major liquidation event in October. For instance, Binance’s Bitcoin trading volume fell from $200 billion to $104 billion. Market conditions have retreated to some of the lowest levels since 2024. Experts note that macroeconomic factors—such as potential Fed hawkishness, a stronger dollar, and higher real yields—are pressuring risk assets like Bitcoin. Additionally, a true market bottom may require long-term holders to start realizing losses, which hasn’t yet occurred.

TheNewsCrypto02/03 08:48

ING Eyes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana ETP Expansion

Dutch banking giant ING is exploring the launch of exchange-traded products (ETPs) tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, signaling growing institutional involvement in digital assets. The bank is responding to client demand for regulated, familiar investment vehicles that integrate with existing brokerage and custody infrastructure—rather than speculative motives. ETPs offer a regulated entry into crypto markets, allowing exposure without direct asset management. This move reflects a broader trend of traditional banks competing with crypto-native firms, leveraging regulatory expertise and customer trust. While regulatory and custody challenges remain, rising investor demand for diversification is driving adoption. ING’s cautious, compliance-focused approach may influence other European banks and further legitimize crypto in traditional finance.

TheNewsCrypto02/03 08:46

Hunting Ethereum Bulls: 'Whales' Suffer $7 Billion in Losses, Under Collective Scrutiny

"Whale Hunt: Ethereum Bulls Lose $7 Billion as Market Watches" The crypto market is witnessing a dramatic showdown as two prominent Ethereum "whales," Tom Lee's BitMine and Jack Yi's (易理华) Trend Research, face massive, publicly visible losses on their massive ETH long positions. BitMine, a former Bitcoin miner turned Ethereum treasury, holds 4.285 million ETH (approx. 3.52% of supply) with an average cost of $3,837. With ETH's price plummeting to around $2,350, the company is sitting on an estimated $6.4 billion unrealized loss. Despite this, BitMine remains committed, holding significant cash reserves and generating over $1 million daily from staking yields. In stark contrast, Trend Research took a high-risk, leveraged approach. Using a loop of staking ETH on Aave, borrowing USDT, and buying more ETH, the fund amplified its long exposure. The recent crash from $3,000 to nearly $2,150 forced Trend Research into a desperate survival mode. To avoid mass liquidation, it sold 73,588 ETH (worth ~$169 million) to repay loans, realizing millions in losses and creating a negative feedback loop of selling pressure. Its total losses on the leveraged position reached $613 million. This public struggle highlights the peril of transparent, on-chain leverage, where positions become targets for the entire market. Paradoxically, while these whales bleed, on-chain data shows underlying strength: a record 30%+ of ETH's supply is now staked, indicating long-term conviction and a shift from a speculative asset to a productive, yield-bearing one. This event represents a painful but perhaps necessary deleveraging and redistribution of ETH holdings within the ecosystem.

marsbit02/03 08:40

Fallen Blossoms, Alone in the End: The Facade, Backdoor, and Settler of the Crypto World

"Flowers Fall, One Remains: The Facade, Backdoor, and Bill-Payer of the Crypto World" This article uses the allegory of 1990s Shanghai's Huanghe Road—a street of lavish restaurants and fierce competition, reminiscent of the hit TV series "Blossoms Shanghai"—to analyze the current predicament of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance and the broader crypto industry. The core argument is that exchanges, like the show's restaurant "Zhi Zhen Yuan," profit from "taking a cut" (transaction fees) during bull markets, which is tolerated when everyone is making money. However, following a major market crash (a fictional "1011" event where $20B evaporated), this practice becomes a target for blame. The author posits that the subsequent regulatory scrutiny and public outcry against Binance are an inevitable "settling of accounts," where散户 (retail investors) need a scapegoat, competitors see an opportunity, and regulators demand a high-profile sacrifice. The piece argues that while the attack appears political, it is fundamentally about business and survival in a harsh new climate. The industry's "Zhi Zhen Yuan" (Binance) is targeted not necessarily because it did something wrong, but because it is the biggest and most visible success story. The author warns that the industry's infighting and desire to see a giant fall is short-sighted; if the leading light (Binance) is extinguished, the entire street (the crypto ecosystem) loses its luster and could regress. Ultimately, the crisis is framed as a painful but necessary rite of passage for the entire industry. The true "宝总" (a successful character from the show) is not a single savior but every believer who holds onto their conviction (e.g., "one person, one Bitcoin") even after the "flowers have fallen" and the prosperity is gone. The conclusion is a call for unity, suggesting that without it, the industry risks collapsing into irrelevance, leaving behind only "scraps of paper and a cold wind."

marsbit02/03 08:40

ING Now Allows Crypto Investments as SUBBD Token Soars

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a divergence, with institutional players like ING adopting crypto services—adding legitimacy—while retail traders pursue high-risk assets. Tokens like SUBBD are surging, reflecting a strong risk-on appetite. SUBBD Token targets the $85 billion creator economy by offering a decentralized platform with AI tools, aiming to solve Web2 issues like high fees and limited control. It has raised $1.4M and offers a 20% APY staking reward to incentivize holding. This represents a shift toward utility-driven crypto projects.

bitcoinist02/03 08:33

Ripple, Stellar Show Up In New Epstein Files, Ex-CTO Schwartz Reacts

Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents include a 2014 email from Blockstream co-founder Austin Hill that mentions Ripple and Stellar. In the email, Hill reportedly complained to Epstein and others about investors supporting competing projects, framing backers of Ripple or Stellar as "enemies/opponents" to his Bitcoin-centric ecosystem. Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz publicly responded, stating he knows of no direct connections between Epstein and either Ripple, XRP, or Stellar. He emphasized there is no evidence that anyone from these projects met with Epstein or his close associates. Schwartz criticized the "enemy/opponent" mindset as harmful to the entire crypto space and dismissed the notion of deeper involvement as speculative conspiracy. He also addressed a question about Ripple's for-profit structure versus Stellar's non-profit, revealing he had opposed the non-profit model early on, believing it seemed dishonest and borderline illegal. At the time of reporting, XRP was trading at $1.64.

bitcoinist02/03 07:25

Hyperliquid Tests Outcome Trading as Prediction Markets Heat Up

Hyperliquid is expanding into prediction markets with a new product called outcome trading, designed to offer event-based contracts without leverage or liquidation risks. This initiative, proposed under HIP-4, uses fully collateralized contracts structured within fixed ranges to support prediction markets and bounded options-style trading. The feature, currently in testnet, will rely on objective settlement sources and be denominated in USDH. The move comes as prediction markets gain regulatory attention, with the CFTC preparing new rules. Competitors like Polymarket have already attracted significant activity, and recent regulatory approvals are reshaping the competitive landscape among major crypto platforms.

TheNewsCrypto02/03 07:11