# Сопутствующие статьи по теме financial

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Will Dubai Become a 'Financial Relic'? An Asian Exchange May Welcome US Backer...

The article discusses recent developments and speculations in the cryptocurrency space, primarily based on discussions among KOLs on the X platform. Key topics include: - The postponement of the TOKEN 2049 Dubai summit to 2027, with speculation that this delay may benefit Hong Kong as a crypto hub. - Rumors of a potential acquisition of an Asian cryptocurrency exchange (hinted to be Bybit) by a U.S. buyer, with comments noting the strategic move for compliance and market expansion, as well as debates about valuation compared to competitors like OKX. - Circle’s reported efforts to distance itself from Canada, leading to a surge in its stock price, alongside discussions about its revenue-sharing agreement with Coinbase and future prospects. - Concerns about liquidity drying up in the altcoin market, with traders shifting focus to major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, as well as other investment avenues such as meme coins and U.S. equities. The content emphasizes that these are personal opinions and not investment advice.

比推03/13 22:46

Will Dubai Become a 'Financial Relic'? An Asian Exchange May Welcome US Backer...

比推03/13 22:46

South Korea’s Coinone Explores Sale of Chairman’s Stake

South Korea's third-largest cryptocurrency exchange, Coinone, is exploring the sale of a stake held by its chairman and largest shareholder, Cha Myung-hoon. According to a report, the potential sale involves Cha's 53.4% stake, which includes his personal holdings and shares owned by his company, The One Group. Coinone is in preliminary discussions with overseas exchanges and local financial institutions regarding equity investments, though no specific decisions have been made. The report also suggests shares from the second-largest shareholder, gaming firm Com2uS, may be included. This move follows financial pressures at Coinone, which reported recent losses and a decreased book value. U.S.-based Coinbase may be involved in the sale, with officials scheduled to visit South Korea for meetings. The discussions remain preliminary, and no deal has been finalized.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 08:48

South Korea’s Coinone Explores Sale of Chairman’s Stake

TheNewsCrypto01/26 08:48

Bitcoin Policy Institute and Partners Launch Empirical Study on Financial Privacy

The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI), Fedi, and Cornell University's Brooks School Tech Policy Institute have launched a two-year empirical study to examine how Americans perceive financial privacy, the trade-offs they are willing to make, and how policy influences user behavior and developer decisions. The research combines nationwide surveys with qualitative interviews and aims to provide data-driven insights into privacy, security, and regulatory issues in digital finance. The first report is expected in April 2026, with findings intended to inform policymakers, developers, and the public. The study arises amid growing concerns over data privacy and increased regulatory scrutiny of privacy-focused tools in the cryptocurrency industry.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 14:29

Bitcoin Policy Institute and Partners Launch Empirical Study on Financial Privacy

TheNewsCrypto01/22 14:29

XRP Holders Quietly Build Positions In A Pattern That Echoes Earlier Cycles

Following a brief price increase, XRP has pulled back amid broader crypto market volatility. However, on-chain data from Glassnode reveals a significant accumulation phase is underway, particularly among short-term holders. Their buying pattern strongly resembles the behavior observed in February 2022, suggesting a return of bullish sentiment. This quiet accumulation, happening below the cost basis of mid-term holders, is a pattern that has preceded price rallies in the past. Crypto expert Bird argues that XRP's growing role in the financial sector for liquidity, payments, and tokenization positions it as a foundational asset, not just a speculative one. This utility, according to the analyst, could potentially drive the token to a new all-time high. The current activity indicates that patient holders may be rewarded as conviction-driven capital absorbs supply before a wider market move.

bitcoinist01/21 14:32

XRP Holders Quietly Build Positions In A Pattern That Echoes Earlier Cycles

bitcoinist01/21 14:32

Tether Teams Up With Bitqik for Digital Asset Education Program in Laos

Tether, the issuer of a leading stablecoin, has partnered with Bitqik, a licensed digital asset exchange in Laos, to launch a comprehensive digital asset education program across Southeast Asia. The initiative, announced on January 19, 2025, will include both online and offline educational events in key Laotian cities such as Vientiane, Pakse, Vang Vieng, and Luang Prabang. The curriculum will focus on practical applications of digital assets, stablecoin usage, and blockchain technology, aiming to promote responsible adoption. This effort underscores Tether’s commitment to improving financial inclusion through education, particularly in regions with limited access to traditional banking. The program targets over 10,000 Laotians by 2026 through seminars, roadshows, and workshops centered on real-world use cases. Bitqik’s role as a licensed exchange ensures that participants also learn how to safely acquire, sell, and use cryptocurrencies like USDT. The initiative is part of a broader industry movement to enhance financial literacy and bridge the knowledge gap in emerging digital economies. By providing structured education, Tether and Bitqik aim to equip local communities with the confidence and skills needed to engage with digital financial tools responsibly.

TheNewsCrypto01/20 08:08

Tether Teams Up With Bitqik for Digital Asset Education Program in Laos

TheNewsCrypto01/20 08:08

Review, Not Wishful Thinking: Why the Crypto Industry Should Do Year-End Summaries

Recently, as various year-end reports flood social media, the crypto industry is also engaging in meaningful reflection. Unlike superficial wish-making, a thorough year-end review offers data-driven insights into one’s performance, risk management, and market trend awareness. For example, exchanges like OKX provide users with personalized annual summaries, including asset size, profitability, trading frequency, and risk control metrics—helping traders understand their strengths and weaknesses. Key takeaways include the importance of trend sensitivity in a year marked by sector rotations rather than a broad “altcoin season,” as well as the critical role of risk management in avoiding major market crashes such as the October 11 plunge. Beyond individual trading, the article encourages writing a personal or professional summary to reflect on one’s role in industry narratives and identify missed opportunities. For entrepreneurs, public annual reviews can also serve as a form of branding and communication, as demonstrated by OKX CEO Star’s essay titled “2025: Steadily Moving Toward Financial Freedom.” The piece concludes by emphasizing that financial freedom is not about lawlessness but about having choices backed by proven systems. As the industry continues to evolve, the new year calls for disciplined participation and collective responsibility.

比推12/31 06:32

Review, Not Wishful Thinking: Why the Crypto Industry Should Do Year-End Summaries

比推12/31 06:32

Japan’s FY2026 Reform To Reshape Crypto Assets Taxation System – Report

Japan's FY2026 tax reform, proposed by the ruling coalition, will significantly restructure the crypto asset taxation system. Key changes include reclassifying digital assets as financial products instead of speculative assets and introducing a separate taxation system for specific transactions, similar to stocks. This system will apply to crypto spot trading, derivatives, and ETFs, while NFTs and reward-based activities like staking may remain under comprehensive taxation as miscellaneous income (currently taxed up to 55%). The reform also allows loss carryforward deductions for up to three years and may introduce an exit tax for unrealized gains upon leaving Japan. Not all digital assets will be covered, as the new rules target "specified crypto assets" within a defined scope.

bitcoinist12/27 11:42

Japan’s FY2026 Reform To Reshape Crypto Assets Taxation System – Report