# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Digital Assets

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

New Ripple Treasury Announced With New Strategic Shift For XRP

GTreasury has launched Ripple Treasury, a comprehensive enterprise solution integrating traditional cash management and digital assets. This platform, backed by Ripple, addresses operational challenges faced by finance teams by offering unified visibility, 24/7 yield optimization, instant cross-border settlements, and infrastructure for tokenized assets. The move follows Ripple's $1 billion acquisition of GTreasury in October 2025, combining decades of treasury expertise with Ripple's digital asset infrastructure to target the corporate treasury market.

bitcoinist01/29 02:03

New Ripple Treasury Announced With New Strategic Shift For XRP

bitcoinist01/29 02:03

Fidelity Plans Stablecoin Launch On Ethereum As Digital Asset Strategy Broadens

Fidelity Investments, a major Wall Street asset manager and crypto ETF issuer, has announced plans to launch its own U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, the Fidelity Digital Dollar (FIDD), on the Ethereum blockchain. Issued by Fidelity Digital Assets, the token will be available to both retail and institutional investors in the coming weeks. FIDD will be fully integrated into Fidelity’s financial ecosystem, backed by reserve assets managed by Fidelity Management & Research, and redeemable 1:1 for USD. The launch comes amid clearer U.S. regulatory frameworks, including the recently passed GENIUS Act, which Fidelity believes will help meet growing client demand and support a more efficient financial system.

bitcoinist01/28 18:32

Fidelity Plans Stablecoin Launch On Ethereum As Digital Asset Strategy Broadens

bitcoinist01/28 18:32

Australia’s Financial Regulator Warns of Rising Risks in Crypto and Digital Assets

Australia's financial regulator, ASIC, has issued a warning about increasing risks in the crypto and digital asset sector. In its "Key Issues Outlook 2026" report, ASIC highlights that many crypto companies are growing faster than regulations, creating oversight gaps and exposing everyday investors to potential harm. The regulator notes a significant number of firms operate without licenses, some intentionally avoiding regulation, leading to "perceived regulatory uncertainty" where consumers mistakenly believe these products are protected. ASIC emphasizes that many crypto assets don't clearly fit existing financial laws, and consumers may not fully understand the risks. While Australia has updated financial laws to include rules for companies handling digital assets, ASIC states these are initial steps and more policies are needed. The regulator cautions that using unlicensed platforms carries higher risks with limited legal protections, reaffirming that consumer safety remains a priority despite supporting innovation.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 10:07

Australia’s Financial Regulator Warns of Rising Risks in Crypto and Digital Assets

TheNewsCrypto01/27 10:07

Japan To List First Spot Crypto ETF As Early As 2028 – Report

Japan is reportedly set to approve and list its first cryptocurrency-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as early as 2028, marking a significant shift in the country’s regulatory stance. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to amend the Investment Trust Act to include cryptocurrencies as eligible assets for ETFs and introduce stronger investor safeguards. Major firms like Nomura Holdings and SBI Holdings are already preparing to launch crypto ETFs, with SBI filing for products linked to Bitcoin, XRP, and a Digital Gold Crypto ETF. This move follows the U.S. approval of spot crypto ETFs in 2024 and aligns with Japan’s broader efforts to embrace digital assets. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has expressed support for such products, highlighting their potential as inflation hedges and part of Japan’s "Digital Year" initiatives in 2026. Regulatory reforms also include reclassifying crypto as financial products and exploring a flat 20% tax on crypto income. The asset management industry estimates Japanese crypto ETFs could eventually reach ¥1 trillion ($6.4 billion).

bitcoinist01/27 09:32

Japan To List First Spot Crypto ETF As Early As 2028 – Report

bitcoinist01/27 09:32

Carbon Assets Sold Out in Ten Minutes: Is China's First Carbon Credit Digital Asset a Breakthrough or a Bubble?

China's first carbon credit-linked digital asset, issued by Greenland FinTech, sold out in just ten minutes. Priced at 88 RMB per unit, the offering was tied to verified emission reductions from a hotel energy-saving project. Each digital unit represented one ton of CO₂ equivalent, providing holders with a claim on real-world carbon assets. The product’s appeal lay in its hybrid design: it combined investment attributes with consumable benefits. Purchasers could trade the asset on a regulated digital platform and redeem carbon credits through an environmental exchange. Additionally, buyers received membership benefits, including hotel discounts and vouchers, lowering the barrier for public participation. While the launch demonstrated strong market interest and a viable model for democratizing carbon markets, it also raised questions about scalability, dependence on consumer incentives, and underlying risks such as carbon price volatility and regulatory uncertainty. The event marks an important experiment in blending green finance with digital assets but highlights the need for sustainable, transparent, and scalable structures in future RWA (real-world asset) tokenization efforts.

marsbit01/26 13:38

Carbon Assets Sold Out in Ten Minutes: Is China's First Carbon Credit Digital Asset a Breakthrough or a Bubble?

marsbit01/26 13:38

Hong Kong To Grant Stablecoin Licenses In Q1, Financial Secretary Reveals At Davos

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos that the region will issue its first stablecoin licenses in Q1 of this year. This move aims to strengthen Hong Kong's position as a fintech hub. Chan emphasized the city’s "responsible and sustainable" regulatory approach, which balances innovation with strong safeguards for financial stability and investor protection. The HKMA has received 36 formal license applications from banks, tech firms, and Web3 startups, among others. The approval process will be stringent, with only a limited number of licenses granted initially. Hong Kong has already issued $2.1 billion in tokenized green bonds and established a licensing framework for virtual asset trading platforms.

bitcoinist01/22 09:03

Hong Kong To Grant Stablecoin Licenses In Q1, Financial Secretary Reveals At Davos

bitcoinist01/22 09:03

David Sacks Says Banks and Crypto Will Merge Into One Digital Asset Industry

David Sacks, the White House crypto and AI Czar, stated at the World Economic Forum that banking and crypto industries are merging into a single digital asset sector under upcoming regulations. He emphasized that ongoing debates, such as whether stablecoin issuers can offer returns, require compromise between traditional banks and crypto firms. Sacks believes this integration will reshape the digital asset landscape, combining banking infrastructure with blockchain technology to promote financial inclusion. The U.S. regulatory landscape, including discussions around the CLARITY Act, reflects this shift toward blending financial and crypto markets.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 07:18

David Sacks Says Banks and Crypto Will Merge Into One Digital Asset Industry

TheNewsCrypto01/22 07:18

Hong Kong to Issue First Stablecoin Licences in Early 2025

Hong Kong is set to issue its first batch of stablecoin licences in the first quarter of 2025, as part of its strategy to become a regional hub for digital assets. Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced the plan at the World Economic Forum in Davos, emphasizing the city’s responsible and sustainable approach to crypto regulation. The licensing regime, introduced last year, imposes strict requirements on stablecoin issuers, including rules on reserve backing, governance, and risk management. This initiative is part of a broader effort to build a comprehensive digital asset ecosystem, which also includes licensed trading platforms and tokenised financial products. Hong Kong has already licensed 11 virtual asset trading platforms, including OSL and HashKey, and is advancing in tokenisation through initiatives like Project Ensemble. Meanwhile, regulators are developing additional proposals for licensing crypto-related services, though concerns have been raised about potential compliance costs affecting traditional asset managers.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 10:55

Hong Kong to Issue First Stablecoin Licences in Early 2025

TheNewsCrypto01/21 10:55

Trumps Crypto Empire: One-Fifth Of Family’s $6.8B Fortune Tied To Digital Assets

President Trump's family fortune remains at $6.8 billion, with a significant shift toward crypto assets now making up one-fifth of their wealth. Despite a 66% decline in Trump Media's stock, crypto ventures generated approximately $1.4 billion. Key projects include World Liberty Financial, which contributed around $390 million, the TRUMP and MELANIA memecoins yielding $280 million, and Eric Trump's stake in American Bitcoin Corp. valued at $114 million. The family's move into digital assets was partly driven by being "canceled by banks," leading them to redefine their financial future through cryptocurrency investments.

bitcoinist01/21 10:05

Trumps Crypto Empire: One-Fifth Of Family’s $6.8B Fortune Tied To Digital Assets

bitcoinist01/21 10:05

NYSE Moves Toward 24/7 Markets With Blockchain Trading Venue for Tokenized Equities

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), under its parent company Intercontinental Exchange, is developing a blockchain-based trading platform to enable 24/7 trading of tokenized stocks and ETFs. This initiative aims to meet investor demand for continuous trading and instant settlements, similar to cryptocurrency markets. The platform will combine the NYSE’s existing order-matching technology with blockchain for record-keeping, settlements, and funding—using stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits. However, the project is still pending approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which will review investor protections and regulatory compliance. If approved, the system could significantly reduce settlement times and costs, marking a major step toward integrating blockchain technology into traditional finance. The move also reflects competitive pressure, as other exchanges like Nasdaq are exploring tokenized equity offerings.

TheNewsCrypto01/20 09:22

NYSE Moves Toward 24/7 Markets With Blockchain Trading Venue for Tokenized Equities