# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Cryptocurrency

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Cryptocurrency", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Questionnaire Survey Report

The 2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Survey Report, conducted by RootData, gathered 313 valid responses from professionals including Listing BD personnel, researchers, and listing committee members. Key findings reveal that over 69% of respondents are directly involved in or responsible for listing decisions, with many handling over 50 projects annually, leading to significant information overload. Major pain points in the decision-making process include fragmented and outdated data, with approximately 50% of respondents citing these issues. High "hidden costs of trust" and data inaccuracy often prolong the review process. Over 30% of respondents noted that data delays significantly impact decisions, potentially causing missed opportunities or errors. Transparency of project information—such as details about institutional investors, valuation, team, and product roadmap—is critical. More than half of the respondents rely on third-party data platforms like RootData (used by 88.9% of participants) for verification. Projects listed on authoritative platforms with detailed information can improve listing efficiency by at least 30%. Conversely, low transparency often triggers extended defensive reviews, with 16.7% of respondents likely rejecting such projects outright. The report concludes that data transparency is vital in listing approvals, significantly affecting both the efficiency and outcome of a project’s capitalization efforts.

marsbit01/21 12:31

2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Questionnaire Survey Report

marsbit01/21 12:31

Trump's First Year in Office: Memorable Moments and Controversies

Donald Trump's first year in office (2026) was marked by a controversial foray into cryptocurrency. Shortly before his inauguration, a mysterious wallet purchased a newly created token, $TRUMP, just hours before he publicly announced it. The token's price skyrocketed, allowing early insiders to profit over $100 million, while 810,000 wallets, many belonging to new investors, lost a total of $2 billion. His family then launched "World Liberty Financial," a DeFi platform where they held a 60% stake, generating hundreds of millions from token sales and stablecoin interest. This created a system of "access capitalism," where investments bought proximity to power. Concurrently, Trump's administration dismantled regulatory oversight. The SEC chairman was replaced, numerous crypto lawsuits were dropped, and a key Justice Department crypto enforcement team was dissolved, clearing the path for his ventures. He also issued controversial pardons to convicted crypto figures like Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road) and Changpeng Zhao (Binance), while denying clemency to those who donated to Democrats, creating a clear "price list" for pardons. The article argues this constitutes a legalized, industrialized form of corruption, where rules are designed by the same people who profit from them. The system is not hidden but operates transparently on the blockchain, turning what Trump once called "air" into a multi-billion dollar enterprise, with ordinary investors acting as the fuel.

marsbit01/20 05:35

Trump's First Year in Office: Memorable Moments and Controversies

marsbit01/20 05:35

Understanding JPMorgan Chase: The Enforcer of Dollar Hegemony, the Temple of Banking, and Bitcoin's Most Stubborn Opponent

J.P. Morgan Chase stands as a titan in the global financial system, often regarded as the enforcer of dollar hegemony and a神殿级银行 (temple-level bank). Its pivotal role in dollar clearing—processing over $10 trillion daily—grants it unparalleled influence over global capital flows. While it has selectively partnered with compliant crypto entities like Coinbase, providing crucial banking access that legitimized their operations, the bank remains a staunch critic of Bitcoin. CEO Jamie Dimon has consistently dismissed Bitcoin as a “fraud” and emphasized its use in illicit activities. The bank’s historical significance is profound. Founded by J.P. Morgan, who acted as a de facto central banker during the 1907 crisis, its modern incarnation is a cornerstone of the U.S. financial infrastructure, integral to Treasury operations and crisis management. Its stringent compliance standards make a J.P. Morgan account a coveted symbol of trust and access. Yet, it faces a paradigm shift from decentralized finance. Tether’s USDT has emerged as a “shadow competitor,” creating a parallel system for dollar transactions that bypasses traditional banking channels. In response, J.P. Morgan is exploring its own blockchain solutions, like JPM Coin, aiming to integrate the efficiency of distributed ledger technology while maintaining control within the regulated financial framework. The tension between its centralized power and the rise of decentralized alternatives defines its complex relationship with the crypto world.

marsbit01/20 03:06

Understanding JPMorgan Chase: The Enforcer of Dollar Hegemony, the Temple of Banking, and Bitcoin's Most Stubborn Opponent

marsbit01/20 03:06

Iran's Path to 'De-Dollarization': When Weapons Begin to Be Settled in Cryptocurrency

Iran's "De-Dollarization" Path: When Weapons Begin to Be Settled in Cryptocurrency Iran has officially integrated cryptocurrency into its national survival and foreign strategy, as evidenced by its defense export center Mindex accepting crypto, barter, or rial for military contracts as of January 2026. This move highlights crypto’s role as an "anti-sanction financial tool" in one of the most sanctioned and regulated sectors: arms trade. Driven by severe constraints—including a depreciating rial, severed international banking ties, and high-risk energy and weapon export channels—Iran has turned to crypto to meet economic targets. In 2025, parliamentary leaders emphasized that without crypto, Iran could not achieve its goal of a 10% digital economy share. Iran is now the world’s fourth-largest cryptocurrency mining hub, leveraging subsidized electricity. Stablecoins, especially USDT, have also become critical for liquidity—reportedly facilitating around $1.5 billion in transactions linked to entities like the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. During a nationwide internet blackout in January 2026, crypto demonstrated resilience through offline workarounds like satellite networks (Starlink, Blockstream), Bluetooth mesh systems (Bitchat), and SMS-based Bitcoin transfers (Machankura). Iran’s experience reflects a broader trend: nations like Russia and Venezuela are also using crypto to bypass sanctions, transforming it from a financial innovation into a strategic geopolitical tool for value transfer and access to global markets.

marsbit01/17 02:32

Iran's Path to 'De-Dollarization': When Weapons Begin to Be Settled in Cryptocurrency

marsbit01/17 02:32

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