# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

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After 160 Trillion Won Outflow, 3,500 Listed Companies Enter the Market

South Korea has officially ended its seven-year ban on institutional cryptocurrency investment, marking a significant regulatory shift. Starting January 12, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) now allows listed companies and professional investors—approximately 3,500 entities—to allocate up to 5% of their equity into the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. This move addresses a long-standing contradiction: while South Korea has one of the world's most active retail crypto markets, institutions were previously barred from participation. The policy change is a pragmatic response to massive capital outflows, with over 160 trillion won (roughly $1.1 trillion) moved to overseas crypto exchanges by 2025. This exodus stifled local platforms and created regulatory blind spots. The reform is part of a broader strategy to integrate crypto into the formal financial system, including plans for spot crypto ETFs. The focus has shifted from blocking institutional access to creating a regulated, compliant pathway for participation. Cryptocurrencies are now being recognized as a manageable and legitimate asset class within Korea’s financial framework.

marsbit01/13 01:32

After 160 Trillion Won Outflow, 3,500 Listed Companies Enter the Market

marsbit01/13 01:32

Crypto Morning Brief: WLFI Launches Lending Market, BitMine Plans to Slow ETH Accumulation

Crypto Briefing: Market Dynamics: Multiple institutions, including Citi and Goldman Sachs, have revised their forecasts, pushing the earliest expected Fed rate cuts to June 2024. Former Fed chairs have voiced support for Chair Powell amid an unprecedented criminal investigation. The new CFTC Chairman has rebranded a committee to focus on digital assets and AI, appointing leaders from Polymarket and Gemini. Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced an "NYC Token" to combat antisemitism, though details are scarce. Dubai has banned privacy coins and tightened stablecoin regulations. South Korea has lifted its ban, now allowing corporations to invest up to 5% of equity in top-20 cryptocurrencies. Key Developments: Trump-affiliated project WLFI (World Liberty Financial) has launched a lending market powered by Dolomite, supporting ETH, USDT, and its own tokens. Standard Chartered plans to establish a crypto custody brokerage service. Custodian BitGo has filed for a US IPO seeking up to $201M. ETH treasury firm BitMine warned it may slow its accumulation of Ethereum if shareholders do not approve a proposal to issue new shares this week.

marsbit01/13 01:19

Crypto Morning Brief: WLFI Launches Lending Market, BitMine Plans to Slow ETH Accumulation

marsbit01/13 01:19

BSC Pop-up Store Style Memes: How Can They Compete with Solana?

The crypto market's high-beta phase has reignited the meme coin frenzy, with Solana and Binance Smart Chain (BSC) emerging as two dominant but divergent ecosystems. Solana leverages its high-speed, low-cost infrastructure (0.4s transaction time, ~$0.005 fees) and culture-first approach, epitomized by platforms like pump.fun, where memes evolve from community-driven narratives and often face rapid failure—over 98% of projects eventually collapse. Its top meme tokens, like BONK and WIF, thrive on viral momentum and decentralized innovation, but the ecosystem is highly competitive and transient. BSC, in contrast, relies heavily on central figures like CZ and He Yi, and its EVM compatibility attracts event-driven, sentiment-heavy trading—particularly within Chinese-speaking communities. While BSC memes can achieve rapid, concentrated pumps, they often lack longevity without ongoing influencer support. Data from Dexscreener (as of Jan 12, 2026) highlights key differences: Solana recorded 26.92M transactions ($8.65B volume) vs. BSC’s 5.9M ($7.80B), reflecting Solana’s retail-heavy, high-frequency trading versus BSC’s大户-dominated, narrative-centric rallies. Ultimately, Solana’s strength lies in its resilient, tool-rich culture, while BSC excels in short-term, liquidity-injected opportunities. The choice between chains depends on risk appetite: probability and algorithms on Solana, versus community sentiment and timing on BSC.

比推01/13 00:34

BSC Pop-up Store Style Memes: How Can They Compete with Solana?

比推01/13 00:34

Senator Warren’s Warning: SEC Receives Letter On Potential Losses With Crypto In 401(k) Funds

Senator Elizabeth Warren has expressed strong concerns to SEC Chair Paul Atkins regarding the inclusion of cryptocurrencies in 401(k) retirement plans. In a letter, she argued that such investments pose significant risks due to their volatility, lack of market transparency, and potential conflicts of interest. Warren emphasized that retirement funds should not be exposed to high-risk assets and questioned whether the SEC is adequately protecting investors. She also raised issues about fee structures and market manipulation in crypto markets. Despite regulatory efforts to foster innovation, Warren remains skeptical, highlighting the tension between investor protection and the administration’s pro-crypto stance.

bitcoinist01/13 00:02

Senator Warren’s Warning: SEC Receives Letter On Potential Losses With Crypto In 401(k) Funds

bitcoinist01/13 00:02

Bitcoin And Crypto Face A Catalyst-Heavy Week: Don’t Miss This

The crypto market faces a critical week with multiple catalysts. Bitcoin rallied above $92,000 following Fed Chair Powell's comments on political pressure and potential criminal charges, though sustainability remains uncertain. Key US macro data includes December CPI and PPI releases, with consensus around 2.7% year-over-year for both. The Supreme Court may rule on Trump-era tariffs, potentially impacting all markets. On the regulatory front, the Senate Banking Committee will mark up comprehensive crypto market structure legislation on Jan 15. Additionally, BNB Chain's Fermi upgrade aims to reduce block times and improve reliability, while Polygon will detail its "Open Money Stack" vision. Bitcoin traded at $90,768 at press time.

bitcoinist01/12 22:01

Bitcoin And Crypto Face A Catalyst-Heavy Week: Don’t Miss This

bitcoinist01/12 22:01

South Korea Opens To Corporate Crypto Investment, But Sets 5% Cap

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is set to overturn a nine-year ban by allowing corporations and professional investors to invest in cryptocurrencies. The new guidelines, expected to be finalized by February, impose a 5% cap on corporate investments relative to equity capital and restrict investments to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. While stablecoins like USDT and USDC are currently in the top 20, their eligibility is still under discussion. The move follows the country's earlier announcement in February 2025 to permit institutional participation. Some industry insiders have raised concerns that the investment cap may hinder capital inflow and limit the growth of crypto-focused firms. Additionally, South Korea is planning to introduce spot crypto ETFs this year and is developing a regulatory framework for stablecoins, though disagreements between the FSC and the Bank of Korea over ownership requirements for issuers have caused delays.

bitcoinist01/12 19:32

South Korea Opens To Corporate Crypto Investment, But Sets 5% Cap

bitcoinist01/12 19:32

Ripple presses SEC to lock in XRP’s post-lawsuit status

Ripple has formally requested the SEC's Crypto Task Force to adopt a legal framework that would exempt tokens like XRP from securities law once the original fundraising obligations end. The company argues that securities regulations should only apply during the initial sale where a direct legal relationship exists between issuer and buyer, not to secondary market trading. This approach aims to prevent what Ripple calls the "zombie promise" problem, where outdated issuer statements bind later buyers. Instead, mature crypto markets should be governed by commodity-style rules. The proposal aligns with Ripple's ongoing legal defense against the SEC's claim that XRP is a security. The timing is significant as U.S. crypto regulation evolves, with Congress preparing new legislation and the SEC shifting toward formal rulemaking. If adopted, this framework could permanently exclude XRP and similar tokens from SEC securities oversight.

ambcrypto01/12 18:41

Ripple presses SEC to lock in XRP’s post-lawsuit status

ambcrypto01/12 18:41

$15 Billion in Ammunition: What Is a16z Secretly Planning?

a16z (Andreessen Horowitz) has raised a record $15 billion in new funding, with a significant focus on cryptocurrency and AI as key future technologies. The funds are allocated across six main areas: American Dynamism, App, Bio + Health, Infrastructure, Growth, and Other Venture Strategies. The App, Infrastructure, and Growth funds are expected to drive most crypto investments, targeting application-layer projects, protocol-layer infrastructure, and mature platforms like exchanges. In 2025, a16z made 31 investments in crypto, emphasizing prediction markets (e.g., Kalshi), wallet services, privacy blockchains, stablecoins, and AI-crypto integrations. Looking ahead to 2026, a16z highlighted 17 key areas of interest, including privacy enhancements, prediction markets, stablecoin innovation, AI agents, decentralized communication, and tokenization of real-world assets. The firm aims to support groundbreaking solutions in these domains, leveraging its capital to advance the crypto ecosystem.

比推01/12 17:31

$15 Billion in Ammunition: What Is a16z Secretly Planning?

比推01/12 17:31

UK Lawmakers Push to Ban Crypto Donations Over Transparency and Foreign Influence Risks

A group of seven senior UK Labour MPs is urging Prime Minister to ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing three major risks: a lack of transparency that hides donor identities, the potential for foreign interference, and the ability to bypass donation limits by splitting payments. Although the government acknowledges these dangers, it considers an immediate ban too complex to implement and may not include it in the upcoming election bill. The issue gained urgency after Reform UK became the first party to accept crypto donations, including a large fiat donation from a crypto investor, raising concerns about crypto wealth influencing politics. The push for a ban is growing to protect trust in elections and uphold financial rules.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 15:30

UK Lawmakers Push to Ban Crypto Donations Over Transparency and Foreign Influence Risks

TheNewsCrypto01/12 15:30

Can X’s new Smart Cashtags bring attention back to crypto?

X (formerly Twitter) has introduced "Smart Cashtags," a feature that integrates live price data and related content into posts mentioning stocks, cryptocurrencies, and on-chain assets. The tool aims to provide real-time financial information directly within users' timelines without requiring them to leave the platform. While pricing for on-chain assets is expected to be nearly real-time—benefiting newer tokens often excluded from standard data feeds—X has not yet confirmed trading capabilities. However, mockups suggest buy and sell prompts may be included. Analysts speculate that X could serve as a discovery layer, with partners like Coinbase and traditional brokers handling trade execution. If implemented, this could transform X from a social platform into a significant gateway for financial activity, potentially reigniting broader interest in crypto markets.

ambcrypto01/12 15:02

Can X’s new Smart Cashtags bring attention back to crypto?

ambcrypto01/12 15:02

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