# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Inflation

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

Is the US Dollar Collapsing? Peter Schiff Issues De-Dollarization Warning as Metals Surge and BRICS Advances

Economist Peter Schiff warns the U.S. dollar is weakening as gold and silver prices surge to record highs, fueling de-dollarization fears. He argues the rally reflects a deteriorating U.S. economy and predicts a major financial crisis in 2026, worse than 2008. While most economists maintain the dollar remains central to global trade, concerns are growing due to the rising influence of the BRICS bloc, which is promoting trade in local currencies and developing a gold-backed digital settlement unit. Analysts note the metals rally may face short-term pullbacks, but central banks bought over 1,100 tons of gold in 2025, the largest increase in 70 years, signaling a gradual shift away from dollar dominance.

ccn.com01/26 11:50

Is the US Dollar Collapsing? Peter Schiff Issues De-Dollarization Warning as Metals Surge and BRICS Advances

ccn.com01/26 11:50

Stablecoins Gain Ground In Africa As Remittances Outpace Aid, Ex-UN Official Says

Stablecoins are gaining significant traction in Africa, driven by high inflation, steep bank fees, and limited access to traditional banking. A former UN official highlights their role in enabling faster, cheaper remittances and as a store of value. Sub-Saharan Africa sees stablecoins making up 43% of its crypto volume, with Nigeria alone processing nearly $22 billion in such transactions. Used for remittances, payroll, and business, they are adopted by both corporations and individuals. While governments are creating new regulations, concerns about financial stability remain. Their growth is expected to continue, hinging on stronger safeguards and the spread of trusted mobile services.

bitcoinist01/25 10:48

Stablecoins Gain Ground In Africa As Remittances Outpace Aid, Ex-UN Official Says

bitcoinist01/25 10:48

Hotcoin Research | When Macro Factors Become Pricing Logic: A Forward-Looking Analysis of Macro Variables in the Crypto Market for 2026

Hotcoin Research | When Macro Factors Become Pricing Logic: A Forward-Looking Analysis of Macro Variables for the Crypto Market in 2026 This report examines how macroeconomic factors have evolved into primary drivers of cryptocurrency market dynamics, moving beyond narratives and on-chain innovations. Key macro variables—such as interest rates, inflation, regulatory policies, institutional capital flows, and geopolitical events—now critically influence crypto asset prices. The analysis reviews historical impacts: low interest rates and expansive liquidity in 2020–2021 fueled a crypto bull market, while tightening monetary policy in 2022 triggered a downturn. By 2025, the Federal Reserve had cut rates to 3.5–3.75%, with further easing expected in 2026. Regulatory developments, including the U.S. GENIUS Act and E.U.’s MiCA regulation, are improving market structure and attracting institutional participation. Bitcoin ETF inflows alone added ~$300 billion in 2025. Looking ahead to 2026, the crypto market is expected to be shaped by continued monetary easing, clearer regulations, and growing institutional adoption. Under a baseline scenario, Bitcoin may reach new highs with reduced volatility. An optimistic scenario could see parabolic growth if additional positive macro or regulatory surprises occur, while a pessimistic outlook involving inflation resurgence or geopolitical crises may trigger significant correction. Overall, 2026 may see crypto further integrated into global finance, with macro variables remaining essential for understanding market direction and risk.

marsbit01/24 09:03

Hotcoin Research | When Macro Factors Become Pricing Logic: A Forward-Looking Analysis of Macro Variables in the Crypto Market for 2026

marsbit01/24 09:03

Japan Maintains its Policy Rate, Inflation Forecasts Rise Slightly, and Crypto Market Walks Silently

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has maintained its policy rate at 0.75%, a decision widely anticipated by markets. The central bank also slightly raised its inflation forecast for fiscal 2026 to 1.9%, citing balanced economic and price conditions. Despite these developments, the global crypto market remained largely stable, though its total capitalization dipped slightly to $3.03 trillion. Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum saw minor declines, failing to hold key support levels. Meanwhile, U.S. equity markets posted gains, potentially providing underlying support to crypto assets. Analysts note persistent volatility across financial markets amid uncertain macroeconomic conditions.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 06:48

Japan Maintains its Policy Rate, Inflation Forecasts Rise Slightly, and Crypto Market Walks Silently

TheNewsCrypto01/23 06:48

Crypto Bill Stalls Amid Senate Focus On Inflation – A Quick Look

A major US cryptocurrency bill has stalled in the Senate as lawmakers shift focus to inflation and housing initiatives. The delay comes amid pushback from industry players like Coinbase, which withdrew support over concerns that the proposed rules could restrict stablecoin operations. The uncertainty has contributed to market volatility, with Bitcoin's price fluctuating around $89,927. Meanwhile, an alternative legislative approach is emerging from the Senate Agriculture Committee, which proposes regulating certain digital tokens as commodities rather than securities. This could provide a separate pathway forward amid the current deadlock. Although the bill is not considered dead, time is running short due to upcoming elections and competing legislative priorities. Supporters continue working behind the scenes to revise the proposal and gather votes, but if an agreement isn’t reached by late February, the legislation may not pass.

bitcoinist01/22 23:01

Crypto Bill Stalls Amid Senate Focus On Inflation – A Quick Look

bitcoinist01/22 23:01

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

US President Donald Trump is reportedly seeking to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook before her term ends in 2038, a move the US Supreme Court warns could undermine the central bank's independence and trigger an economic crisis. This follows similar threats against Fed Chair Jerome Powell, whom Trump previously targeted for not cutting interest rates. For the crypto market, these developments are critical as they influence expectations around rate cuts. While lower rates could boost cryptocurrency prices, the Fed's current stance remains focused on balancing inflation and growth, with little indication of imminent cuts. The outcome of these conflicts may significantly impact crypto market volatility.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:26

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:26

SKR Airdrop Drops Thirty Thousand Dollars, But Is It a Mobile Ecosystem or a Staking Prison?

Solana Mobile distributed nearly 2 billion SKR tokens (20% of total supply) to users and developers of its Seeker smartphone, with airdrop values reaching up to $30,000 for top-tier recipients. The token launched on multiple exchanges and saw a 350% price surge shortly after. The Seeker phone, marketed as a Web3 device with built-in security and a dApp store, has over 150,000 orders—largely driven by speculative airdrop expectations rather than utility. SKR’s tokenomics feature high initial inflation (10% annually) and a 23.9% staking APY to incentivize locking supply—over 38% of tokens are already staked. Unstaking requires a 48-hour cooldown, with mechanisms that reset the timer on additional redemption attempts. While the project promotes governance and ecosystem participation, current use cases for SKR remain limited and lack fundamental utility. Partnerships offer minor perks but no major token burn or essential spending scenarios. The value largely depends on market speculation and staking yields—raising sustainability concerns unless stronger adoption occurs.

比推01/22 11:58

SKR Airdrop Drops Thirty Thousand Dollars, But Is It a Mobile Ecosystem or a Staking Prison?

比推01/22 11:58

Airdrop Feast and Staking Trap: How Far Can SKR's 'Golden Shovel' Narrative Go?

The Solana Mobile Chapter 2 smartphone, "Seeker," distributed an airdrop of its ecosystem token SKR on January 21, allocating nearly 2 billion tokens (20% of the total 10 billion supply) to users and developers. The airdrop value was significant, with top-tier recipients receiving up to 750,000 SKR (approx. $30,000 at the time). Following its listing on major exchanges like Coinbase and Bitget, SKR’s price surged over 350%, briefly pushing its market cap above $300 million. The primary driver behind Seeker’s over 150,000 pre-orders and activations is not the device’s utility as a Web3 smartphone but the expectation of lucrative airdrops—positioning it more as a "golden shovel" for crypto rewards than a consumer electronics product. SKR tokenomics feature a fixed supply of 10 billion tokens, with 57% already in circulation. To prevent massive sell-offs, the project incentivizes staking through a high initial inflation rate of 10% (decreasing annually to 2%), effectively forcing holders to stake to avoid dilution. The staking APY is currently around 23.9%, with a 48-hour cooldown period for unstaking. Despite claims of ecosystem growth—over 265 dApps, 9 million transactions, and $2.6 billion in transaction volume—SKR’s current utility remains weak. Governance rights and partner benefits (like fee discounts and early access) do not create strong demand or consumption scenarios for the token. The success of SKR largely depends on sustained price appreciation and staking rewards. If the ecosystem fails to develop meaningful utility for SKR, the token could face significant value correction once staking unlocks and inflation accumulates.

marsbit01/22 07:03

Airdrop Feast and Staking Trap: How Far Can SKR's 'Golden Shovel' Narrative Go?

marsbit01/22 07:03

Trump Tariffs Fuel Bitcoin’s Risk-Off Correction: Exchange Netflows Hint At Short-Term Selling

Bitcoin declined below $90,000 amid rising U.S.-EU trade tensions and renewed tariff threats from the Trump administration, increasing macroeconomic uncertainty. According to XWIN Research Japan, tariffs have consistently pressured Bitcoin downward by affecting corporate margins, supply chains, and inflation expectations. Rather than acting as a safe-haven asset, Bitcoin has behaved like a risk-sensitive investment, moving in sync with equities during risk-off periods. Exchange netflow data shows brief spikes in selling activity, suggesting short-term profit-taking rather than sustained selling pressure. The current environment continues to tie Bitcoin’s performance to macro conditions, with tariffs acting as a key downside risk factor.

bitcoinist01/22 04:02

Trump Tariffs Fuel Bitcoin’s Risk-Off Correction: Exchange Netflows Hint At Short-Term Selling

bitcoinist01/22 04:02

Is the Fed's Independence Shaking? Is It Bitcoin's Safe-Haven Moment?

European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane warns that political pressure on the Federal Reserve could undermine the dollar's global standing, potentially increasing U.S. term premiums and triggering a reassessment of dollar-denominated assets. This scenario presents two distinct macro paradigms for Bitcoin: in a traditional "yield differential" model, rising term premiums could strengthen the dollar and pressure risk assets like Bitcoin. However, in a "credibility risk" paradigm, where investors demand a governance risk premium, Bitcoin may act as a monetary escape valve, especially if inflation expectations rise. The article highlights key indicators to monitor, including term premiums, real yields, inflation expectations, the dollar index, Bitcoin ETF flows, and options positioning. Bitcoin’s sensitivity to shifts in dollar liquidity and real yields means its response to a Fed credibility shock could be more acute than traditional assets.

marsbit01/20 13:10

Is the Fed's Independence Shaking? Is It Bitcoin's Safe-Haven Moment?