# Сопутствующие статьи по теме DeFi

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BitMine Invests $200M in MrBeast’s Company to Target Gen Z Crypto Users

BitMine Immersion Technologies, the largest corporate holder of Ethereum, is investing $200 million into MrBeast’s company, Beast Industries. The deal, set to close on January 19, 2026, aims to leverage MrBeast’s massive Gen Z audience—over 450 million subscribers—to drive broader adoption of Ethereum and crypto services. Beast Industries, operating as MrBeast Financial, plans to launch crypto exchanges and DeFi offerings. Despite recent ETH price volatility causing BitMine a $2.3B loss, the firm still earns around $400M annually from staking. Chairman Tom Lee anticipates a 10x return long-term, betting that MrBeast’s influence can attract millions of young users to crypto.

TheNewsCrypto01/17 12:53

BitMine Invests $200M in MrBeast’s Company to Target Gen Z Crypto Users

TheNewsCrypto01/17 12:53

White House Warns It May Drop Crypto Bill Support After Coinbase Clash

Tensions escalated between the Trump Administration and Coinbase after the exchange withdrew support for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Reports indicate the White House may also drop its support, feeling blindsided by Coinbase's move, which it viewed as a direct challenge. Officials are reportedly furious and may abandon the bill unless Coinbase returns to negotiations, particularly on stablecoin yield rules opposed by banking groups. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated the bill would worsen the current regulatory environment, banning tokenized equities, restricting DeFi, and increasing government access to private financial data. He also opposed shifting power from the CFTC to the SEC. Stablecoin yield provisions remain a major issue, with banks fearing deposit outflows due to competition. The standoff threatens the entire legislative effort, potentially delaying crypto market structure clarity. The crypto community is divided, with some praising Coinbase for defending innovation and others criticizing its unilateral approach. The conflict highlights stablecoin and DeFi regulations as key battlegrounds in the bill.

TheNewsCrypto01/17 11:21

White House Warns It May Drop Crypto Bill Support After Coinbase Clash

TheNewsCrypto01/17 11:21

United Stables (U) Project Report

United Stables ($U) is a USD-pegged stablecoin project developed by United Stables Limited (BVI-registered) to serve as a unified liquidity layer connecting exchanges, DeFi, payment networks, and AI-driven systems. It operates on BNB Chain with an identical circulating supply and uncapped maximum supply. The project is integrated with platforms like Binance, Venus Protocol, and Cobo, and introduced zero-fee trading pairs on Binance in January 2026. $U is backed 1:1 by fiat (USD) and high-quality stablecoins held in audited, segregated custody. Key features include gasless transfers (via EIP-3009), support for gas payments on TokenPocket, and AI-ready programmable functions for autonomous transactions. It uses a "stablecoin pool" model, accepting only top-tier stablecoins (e.g., USDT, USDC) as collateral, with automated daily rebalancing. The economic model includes free minting, a 0.1% redemption fee directed to an insurance fund, and plans for hybrid DAO governance by Q4 2026. The roadmap outlines multi-chain integration, instant swap features, enterprise privacy solutions, and a Visa partnership. Risks involve regulatory uncertainty (no registration under MiCA, Hong Kong, or U.S. frameworks), reliance on partner ecosystems, and potential instability from unlimited supply. Opportunities include low-cost cross-border payments, DeFi yield, and AI-driven use cases.

marsbit01/17 11:15

marsbit01/17 11:15

Senate Judiciary flags DeFi oversight ‘gaps’ in U.S. crypto bill

The Senate Judiciary Committee, led by Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin, has raised concerns about the CLARITY Act, a broader crypto market structure bill. They warn that exemptions in the bill could allow DeFi software developers to avoid financial licensing requirements for money-transmitting businesses, potentially weakening federal criminal code enforcement tools used by the Department of Justice. The Judiciary Committee argues it was not consulted on these changes and urged the Senate Banking Committee to reject the exemptions, citing risks such as enabling money laundering. In response, the Banking Committee defended the protections for developers, stating the provisions fall under its jurisdiction and aim to prevent unfair prosecution of those without control over funds or transactions. The bill faces further uncertainty after Coinbase withdrew support, and the White House reportedly warned the exchange to return to negotiations or risk losing backing. The future of the legislation remains unclear.

ambcrypto01/17 10:02

Senate Judiciary flags DeFi oversight ‘gaps’ in U.S. crypto bill

ambcrypto01/17 10:02

Delphi Digital's Top 10 Predictions for 2026: Perp DEXs Devour Wall Street, AI Agents Usher in the Era of Autonomous Trading

Delphi Digital's 2026 predictions outline a transformative phase for crypto, positioning it as the new infrastructure layer for global finance. Key forecasts include: AI Agents achieving autonomous transactions via protocols like x402 and ERC-8004, enabling an agent-driven economy; Perp DEXs consolidating traditional finance roles into single smart contracts, with platforms like Hyperliquid leading; and prediction markets evolving into primary derivatives for real-time financial hedging. Stablecoin revenue is shifting from issuers to ecosystems, while DeFi solves undercollateralized lending using zkTLS proofs. On-chain FX will disrupt inefficient forex markets, and gold/Bitcoin will lead as macro hedges. Major exchanges are transforming into "Everything Apps," integrating broader financial services. Privacy infrastructure is advancing due to regulatory pressure, and altcoins will see capital concentration on assets with real utility and revenue, not broad rallies. The overarching theme is crypto's institutional maturation and its integration as critical financial infrastructure.

marsbit01/17 06:35

Delphi Digital's Top 10 Predictions for 2026: Perp DEXs Devour Wall Street, AI Agents Usher in the Era of Autonomous Trading

marsbit01/17 06:35

$HTX Quarterly Burn Hits a New High of 13.62 Trillion, Total Burn Volume Nears 10% of Total Supply

HTX DAO announced a record quarterly burn of 13.62 trillion $HTX tokens in Q4 2025, valued at over $23.31 million, marking a 36.4% year-over-year increase. This brings the cumulative burn to nearly 100 trillion tokens, approaching 10% of the total supply and accelerating deflation. Despite market challenges, HTX Exchange contributed 50% of its revenue to support the burn mechanism, reflecting strong fundamentals. The platform also reported significant user growth, trading volume, and capital inflows in 2025. HTX DAO remains committed to transparent tokenomics, community governance, and expanding $HTX utility across CeFi and DeFi ecosystems.

TheNewsCrypto01/17 06:30

$HTX Quarterly Burn Hits a New High of 13.62 Trillion, Total Burn Volume Nears 10% of Total Supply

TheNewsCrypto01/17 06:30

dYdX Records Sustained Ecosystem Expansion Through Governance and Trading Innovation

dYdX has evolved from a derivatives platform into a major decentralized trading ecosystem, emphasizing self-custody, advanced trading tools, and community governance. It has processed trillions in trading volume, reflecting strong demand for decentralized alternatives. The platform expansions include perpetual and spot markets, improving capital efficiency and user experience. The DYDX token supports governance and a buyback mechanism tied to protocol revenue, aligning incentives and enhancing value. Community-led governance and a grants program foster continuous innovation and resilience. dYdX’s sustainable model positions it as a leading decentralized platform capable of competing with centralized exchanges.

TheNewsCrypto01/17 04:27

dYdX Records Sustained Ecosystem Expansion Through Governance and Trading Innovation

TheNewsCrypto01/17 04:27

Weekly Editor's Picks (0110-0116)

Weekly Editor's Picks (0110-0116) by Odaily Planet Daily highlights key insights from the past week. The investment section analyzes major 2026 themes: Trump's political pressure reshaping global asset pricing, the structural divergence between onshore and offshore crypto capital flows, and the strategic pivot towards Bitcoin and selective tech investments. It also covers BMNR's investment into MrBeast's company as a bet on programmable attention economies. In prediction markets, institutional players are focused on arbitrage, overshadowing retail participants. The privacy sector sees a resurgence of fundamentalist coins like Monero, while institutions show a clear preference for selective privacy solutions that balance confidentiality with compliance. Policy shifts include South Korea lifting its 9-year ban on corporate crypto investment, potentially reigniting the "Kimchi Premium." Stablecoins are increasingly acting as secondary monetary systems in economies like Venezuela. The meme coin segment examines the short-lived nature of the recent Chinese meme trend and profiles successful trading strategies. Bitcoin and Ethereum developments include a new core maintainer and the EIL interoperability framework aimed at improving cross-L2 communication. Other notable coverage includes Polygon’s $250M acquisition for compliance and user growth, Uniswap’s fee switch implementation linking token value to protocol usage, and a rise in state-level crypto crime. The week also featured Bitcoin nearing $97K, regulatory delays for the CLARITY Act, and various platform updates from X (Twitter) and Solana.

marsbit01/17 02:45

A 'Clarity Act': Why Has It Caused Such an Uproar in the Crypto World?

A historical perspective reveals that money has rarely been neutral—it inherently carries an expectation of return. From ancient Mesopotamia to modern banking, the principle that holding or lending money should yield compensation has persisted. Against this backdrop, stablecoins emerged, promising faster settlement, lower costs, and 24/7 availability within a borderless digital economy. However, the proposed U.S. CLARITY Act, combined with the already-passed GENIUS Act, seeks to prohibit stablecoin issuers from paying interest or rewards to holders, permitting only limited “activity-based rewards.” This has sparked intense opposition from both the crypto industry and banking sectors. Critics argue that the bill effectively reduces stablecoins to mere payment conduits rather than capital-optimizing assets, contradicting the historical function of money. Key concerns include unfair competition, as traditional banks can offer interest and rewards while stablecoin issuers are restricted. The bill also introduces ambiguities around decentralized finance (DeFi) and tokenized assets, potentially stifling innovation and pushing capital overseas. Prominent industry figures, including Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, have withdrawn support, stating they would prefer no legislation over a harmful one. The bill currently lacks sufficient congressional support, particularly from Democrats, and faces skepticism for reinforcing existing banking structures rather than fostering healthy competition. Ultimately, the debate highlights the challenge of regulating a form of money inherently designed for efficiency and competition, urging lawmakers to create rules that integrate rather than isolate digital assets.

比推01/17 00:08

A 'Clarity Act': Why Has It Caused Such an Uproar in the Crypto World?

比推01/17 00:08

Why Wall Street says ‘no bill is better than a bad U.S. crypto bill’

Industry players strongly oppose the recently proposed U.S. crypto market structure bill, arguing it fails to provide adequate regulatory clarity. While the legislation aims to classify digital assets and define regulatory roles, key figures like Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong criticize specific provisions—such as restrictions on asset tokenization and stablecoin rewards—as counterproductive. Armstrong notably stated, “no bill is better than a bad bill,” emphasizing that overly restrictive rules could limit competition and exclude Americans from emerging financial opportunities. Despite ongoing negotiations, concerns over consumer protection, pension risks, and rising crypto-related fraud continue to drive opposition. The industry seeks clearer guidelines, especially for DeFi and institutional involvement, but believes innovation will continue regardless of the bill’s outcome.

ambcrypto01/16 19:02

Why Wall Street says ‘no bill is better than a bad U.S. crypto bill’