# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

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The Dilemmas and Future of Web3 Chinese Entrepreneurs

In the increasingly mainstream crypto industry, Chinese entrepreneurs appear to be receding from the center stage. While early Chinese-founded projects like Binance, OKX, and Bitmain once dominated sectors such as exchanges and mining, a noticeable decline in the visibility and influence of new-generation Chinese entrepreneurs has emerged since the 2020 DeFi Summer. Three major factors contribute to this trend. First, regulatory crackdowns and shifting geopolitical dynamics in China disrupted local crypto activities, forcing entrepreneurs to relocate overseas and lose their native market advantages in user acquisition and community building. Second, capital preferences have shifted structurally toward欧美-led ventures due to better compliance alignment and exit opportunities, leaving Chinese projects at a funding disadvantage. Third, a mismatch exists between the skill sets of Chinese engineers—who excel in B2C applications—and the industry’s earlier focus on B2B infrastructure development. Notable exceptions, like Hyperliquid’s Jeff Yan, highlight the rising importance of multicultural backgrounds. Many successful new-wave founders have Western education or experience, enabling better integration into global ecosystems. The article concludes that future success in crypto will depend less on cultural origin and more on cross-cultural collaboration, long-term technical commitment, and adaptive resilience amid regulatory complexity.

marsbit12/15 14:32

The Dilemmas and Future of Web3 Chinese Entrepreneurs

marsbit12/15 14:32

A7A5 Outlines Conditions for Development of Non-Dollar Stablecoin Market

A7A5, the issuer of the largest ruble-backed stablecoin by market capitalization (over $524 million), has outlined the necessary conditions for the development of the non-dollar stablecoin market. According to Oleg Ogienko, Director of International and Regulatory Affairs, expanding this ecosystem requires connecting different legal regimes to enable businesses to operate "without friction." He made these remarks at the Global Blockchain Show in Abu Dhabi, noting a growing interest from Middle Eastern countries in collaborating with Russia and the CIS, where demand for non-dollar payment corridors is increasing. The company is focusing on global expansion, recently participating in key industry events in India and the UAE. A7A5 sees India as a crucial hub for international payments and Web3 ecosystems, and the Middle East as a dynamic center for digital finance innovation connecting Asia, CIS, Africa, and Europe. Ogienko emphasized that true innovation is only possible through partnership with regulators, not opposition. Transparency, auditability, and clear rules are key to building trust. He stated that ecosystems like A7A5 are becoming primary tools for regional economic integration. To improve the accessibility of its ruble stablecoin for users and businesses in Asia, Africa, and South America, the company plans integrations with international platforms and wallets that support stablecoins. In a significant regulatory development, the A7A5 stablecoin was the first in Russia to be recognized by the CFA at the end of September, granting Russian importers and exporters the legal ability to use the tokens for cross-border settlements.

RBK-crypto12/15 12:30

A7A5 Outlines Conditions for Development of Non-Dollar Stablecoin Market

RBK-crypto12/15 12:30

WEEX Labs: The Next Script for Memecoins, The Era of Flash Trends

WEEX Labs: The Next Act of Memecoin—The Era of Flash Trends Despite a cooling market, memecoins remain a key arena for attention-based economic games. The memecoin landscape has evolved significantly in 2025, shifting from the earlier dominance of large-cap tokens like DOGE and SHIB to smaller, faster-cycling assets. Key shifts include a migration beyond Solana to chains like Base and BNB Chain, where Solana’s share of new token launches has dropped from 90% to 57%. Memecoin market caps are shrinking, with mid-to-small cap tokens such as BRETT and TOSHI becoming more common. Market cycles have accelerated from weeks to hours, driven by AI tools and social media algorithms that speed up both hype and fade-out. Recent trending memecoins illustrate these changes: - $Franklin (FDV peak: $24M), inspired by a politicized meme. - $DOYR (FDV peak: $31M), born from a typo and community reaction. - Horse Success (FDV peak: $5M), a Chinese-language meme. - $jesse (FDV peak: $28M), created by Base co-founder Jesse Pollak. Memecoins are maturing from internet jokes into cultural indicators. While established tokens like BONK are building utility, new tokens are increasingly driven by social momentum and data. This structural shift offers more opportunities but demands deeper research (DYOR) amid higher risks. In the flash trend era, memecoins reflect real-time social sentiment—volatile, fast, and ever-evolving.

marsbit12/15 10:56

WEEX Labs: The Next Script for Memecoins, The Era of Flash Trends

marsbit12/15 10:56

Crypto Prediction in the Gray Zone: Alliance Formation, Regulatory Pressure, and the Battle for the Future

The article "Encrypted Predictions in the Gray Area: Alliances, Regulatory Pressure, and Future Debates" discusses the recent formation of the "Prediction Market Alliance" by Kalshi and Crypto.com, joined by Coinbase, Robinhood, and Underdog. This alliance aims to unify the industry's voice and promote a balance between regulation, liquidity, and trust in the rapidly growing but legally ambiguous encrypted prediction market sector. Unlike traditional gambling, encrypted prediction markets operate on blockchain or crypto-based event-trading mechanisms. Users trade contracts on uncertain outcomes like elections or sports events, with prices reflecting collective market probability assessments. Key differences from traditional betting include market-driven pricing (rather than house-set odds), continuous trading opportunities, and a focus on information discovery rather than entertainment. The market is bifurcated into crypto-native platforms like Polymarket (global, blockchain-based) and regulated entities like Kalshi (U.S.-approved). While these markets are expanding quickly—evidenced by surging trading volumes around events like U.S. elections—they face significant challenges: regulatory uncertainty, liquidity instability (high activity around events but drops afterward), and disputes over outcome resolution standards. The alliance seeks to advocate for responsible and transparent development amid growing consumer interest and evolving regulations. However, major players like Polymarket, DraftKings, and FanDuel have not joined, indicating divergent strategies within the industry. The future of encrypted prediction markets hinges on achieving scalable liquidity and long-term trust within a regulatory-acceptable framework.

cointelegraph_中文12/15 09:34

Crypto Prediction in the Gray Zone: Alliance Formation, Regulatory Pressure, and the Battle for the Future

cointelegraph_中文12/15 09:34

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