# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

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Why Has Ripple Spent $2.7 Billion In Acquisitions In 3 Years, And What Does It Have To Do With XRP?

Ripple, the largest XRP holder, has spent over $2.7 billion acquiring six companies in three years, including major purchases like Hidden Road ($1.25B), GTreasury ($1B), and Metaco ($250M). These acquisitions aim to bridge traditional and decentralized finance under CEO Brad Garlinghouse’s vision. Despite Ripple’s expansion and its treasury processing $13 trillion in non-crypto payments last year, the XRP community is concerned as these developments have not significantly boosted XRP’s price. Ripple plans to focus on integrating its acquisitions in early 2026.

bitcoinist02/26 00:02

Why Has Ripple Spent $2.7 Billion In Acquisitions In 3 Years, And What Does It Have To Do With XRP?

bitcoinist02/26 00:02

UK tests stablecoins in regulatory sandbox while proposing limits on user holdings

UK regulators are advancing a dual approach to stablecoin regulation, combining live testing within the Financial Conduct Authority’s sandbox with proposed limits on user holdings. The sandbox includes firms like Revolut and Monee Financial Technologies, trialing applications in payments, settlement, and crypto trading under strict supervision. Concurrently, the Bank of England has proposed temporary caps—£20,000 per stablecoin for individuals and £10 million for businesses—to mitigate systemic risks such as bank deposit flight. This cautious "test and contain" strategy aims to foster innovation in pound-denominated stablecoins while preventing rapid scaling until the market matures. The UK’s approach reflects the minor global role of non-dollar stablecoins and focuses on ensuring safe integration into the existing financial system.

ambcrypto02/25 21:12

UK tests stablecoins in regulatory sandbox while proposing limits on user holdings

ambcrypto02/25 21:12

Bhutan opens to tourists – But with a $10K stake into the Solana network

Bhutan has introduced a Digital Nomad Visa requiring applicants to deposit $10,000 into TER, a gold-backed token on the Solana network. This marks a shift from its previous restrictive tourism model. However, the move comes amid a challenging period for Solana, with SOL’s price down 32% over the past month, declining open interest, reduced active addresses, and slowing development activity. While Bhutan benefits from capital inflow and digital economy support, the requirement poses risks for users given current market fragility. The country has also recently moved portions of its Bitcoin holdings, suggesting a cautious financial strategy.

ambcrypto02/25 21:02

Bhutan opens to tourists – But with a $10K stake into the Solana network

ambcrypto02/25 21:02

Wall Street Call: TD Cowen Targets $225,000 Bitcoin By 2027

TD Cowen reiterates a bullish medium-term outlook for Bitcoin, projecting it to reach approximately $225,000 by the end of fiscal 2027, with a potential upside scenario of $450,000. This forecast is driven by the anticipated growth in tokenization of real-world assets, which could significantly increase demand. The analysis assumes a 100-fold increase in tokenized assets and a 90% decline in their transaction velocity. However, the firm cautions that these projections depend on market evolving as expected and acknowledge recent forecasting inaccuracies. Policy developments, like the CLARITY Act, are also seen as potential catalysts, though political hurdles may cause delays. Bitcoin was trading at $65,422 at the time of publication.

bitcoinist02/25 18:01

Wall Street Call: TD Cowen Targets $225,000 Bitcoin By 2027

bitcoinist02/25 18:01

DeepSeek FUD returns: Is Bitcoin at risk of crashing below $60K?

DeepSeek FUD resurfaces as market anxiety grows over potential Bitcoin decline below $60K. Since October's crash, crypto has shown greater vulnerability than equities, with macro volatility driving capital away from risk assets. Historical patterns indicate that negative events in equities, particularly those involving AI firm DeepSeek, quickly spill into crypto markets. The upcoming DeepSeek model release recalls January 2025's sharp market reaction, where NVIDIA plummeted 17% and Bitcoin fell over 8% in a day. With the Fear & Greed Index signaling persistent bearish sentiment and growing FUD, Bitcoin faces heightened risk of breaking below key support levels.

ambcrypto02/25 17:02

DeepSeek FUD returns: Is Bitcoin at risk of crashing below $60K?

ambcrypto02/25 17:02

Crypto rebounds, but Fear Index shows traders aren’t convinced

Cryptocurrency markets experienced a broad recovery on Wednesday, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum, which rose approximately 5.6% to around $67,400 and 9.6% to above $1,950, following a sharp sell-off. Other major altcoins, including Solana, XRP, and BNB, also posted significant gains. However, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index remains at 11, indicating "Extreme Fear" and suggesting that trader sentiment is still cautious. The rebound appears driven by short covering and tactical buying rather than strong bullish conviction, with key resistance levels yet to be reclaimed. Stablecoin activity remained flat, reinforcing concerns that the recovery may be fragile and susceptible to renewed volatility.

ambcrypto02/25 16:24

Crypto rebounds, but Fear Index shows traders aren’t convinced

ambcrypto02/25 16:24

Former Chainlink Exec Replaces Michael Selig As SEC’s Crypto Task Force Chief Counsel

Former Chainlink executive Taylor Lindman has been appointed as the new Chief Counsel of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force, replacing Michael Selig, who moved to the CFTC. Lindman, who served in senior legal roles at Chainlink Labs for five years, will lead legal interpretation, compliance, and risk management efforts. The task force, established under Commissioner Hester Peirce, aims to develop a clear regulatory framework for digital assets. The SEC and CFTC are collaborating on joint initiatives to harmonize rules, clarify jurisdiction, and reduce regulatory fragmentation. Upcoming efforts include guidance on token classification, innovation exemptions, custody rules, and modernizing transfer agent regulations.

bitcoinist02/25 16:02

Former Chainlink Exec Replaces Michael Selig As SEC’s Crypto Task Force Chief Counsel

bitcoinist02/25 16:02

‘AI agents can reason, but they cannot act’: MoonPay builds bridge to money

MoonPay, a global leader in crypto payments and stablecoin infrastructure, has launched MoonPay Agents to enable autonomous AI systems to access and use capital. Recognizing that "AI agents can reason, but they cannot act economically without capital infrastructure," the company built a bridge between AI reasoning and real-world financial execution. This allows verified AI agents to programmatically trade, swap, and move digital assets via non-custodial wallets. This development aligns with broader infrastructure shifts, such as machine-to-machine payment protocols and a surge in stablecoin adoption. Stablecoins are transforming settlement with faster speeds and lower costs compared to traditional card networks, with transaction volume reaching $33 trillion in 2025. Institutional adoption is growing, with nearly half of institutions using stablecoins for payments. Despite regulatory scrutiny and bank resistance, the agent economy is expanding rapidly, compressing legacy financial margins and reshaping the future of autonomous commerce.

ambcrypto02/25 16:01

‘AI agents can reason, but they cannot act’: MoonPay builds bridge to money

ambcrypto02/25 16:01

Nimiq Unveils SynapTrack AML Framework to Combat Cross-Chain Crypto Laundering

Nimiq has introduced SynapTrack, a next-generation anti-money laundering (AML) framework designed to combat cross-chain crypto laundering. Developed in collaboration with researchers from the University of Birmingham, the system uses blockchain-aware pattern analysis and a self-improving algorithm to track illicit fund flows across multiple blockchains with high accuracy and significantly fewer false positives. During testing with real-world data from the 2025 Bybit breach, SynapTrack achieved a false-positive rate of less than 2%. The framework is now open for feedback and collaboration from developers, researchers, and the crypto community via https://synaptrack.co.uk/.

TheNewsCrypto02/25 15:28

Nimiq Unveils SynapTrack AML Framework to Combat Cross-Chain Crypto Laundering

TheNewsCrypto02/25 15:28

Staking Tokens for Equity: How Does Backpack's 'Users Become Shareholders' Work?

Backpack, a Solana-based wallet and exchange platform founded by ex-FTX member Armani Ferrante, has announced a novel staking-to-equity conversion plan. Users who stake the platform’s native token for at least one year can exchange it for real company equity at a fixed ratio, with 20% of equity reserved for this purpose. The platform emerged after FTX’s collapse, having lost 80% of its initial funding from FTX Ventures. It gradually built a user base through its Mad Lads NFT collection and later expanded into exchange services, securing regulatory licenses in Dubai and Europe. Backpack tokenomics includes a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with 62.5% pre-IPO allocation. The TGE will release 250 million tokens, entirely distributed to users. The project is also negotiating a $50 million funding round at a $1 billion valuation. This dual-token-and-equity model presents regulatory challenges, particularly from the SEC, which may view tokens as securities. The structure risks conflicts between token holders and equity investors. While unprecedented in crypto, Backpack’s team includes former Coinbase advisors who had previously explored similar token-equity hybrid models. This approach aims to transform users into legal co-owners, offering an alternative to the typical “peak at launch” token model. It remains a high-stakes experiment in regulatory and economic design.

比推02/25 14:46

Staking Tokens for Equity: How Does Backpack's 'Users Become Shareholders' Work?