# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Infrastructure

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

Delphi Digital: Solana to Undergo the Most Radical Technical Upgrade Cycle in Its History

Delphi Digital outlines Solana's ambitious 2026 roadmap, describing it as the network's most radical upgrade cycle. The goal is to transform Solana into an exchange-grade environment where its on-chain Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) can compete with centralized exchanges (CEX) in latency, liquidity depth, and fairness. Key upgrades include: - **Alpenglow:** A major consensus overhaul introducing Votor and Rotor. Votor reduces finality time to 100-150ms by aggregating votes off-chain. It ensures liveness with up to 40% of nodes offline or malicious. Proof of History is deprecated. - **Firedancer:** A second validator client built in C++ by Jump, aimed at increasing client diversity and network resilience. - **DoubleZero:** A private fiber-optic network overlay for validators, minimizing latency disparities and enabling faster consensus. - **Block Building:** Innovations like Jito's BAM, which uses Trusted Execution Environments for transaction privacy, and Harmonic, an open block builder aggregation layer. - **Raiku:** A scheduling/auction layer providing deterministic, guaranteed execution for applications like high-frequency trading. These upgrades aim to position Solana as the premier L1 for on-chain capital markets, supporting everything from meme coins to perpetuals and native chain-on stocks, by achieving performance parity with traditional exchanges.

marsbit01/21 09:59

Delphi Digital: Solana to Undergo the Most Radical Technical Upgrade Cycle in Its History

marsbit01/21 09:59

The Rise and Future of Perp DEX: A Structural Revolution in On-Chain Derivatives

The rise of Perpetual DEX (Perp DEX) marks a structural shift in crypto, as derivatives trading migrates from centralized exchanges (CEXs) to on-chain platforms. Enabled by Layer 2 scaling, improved oracles, and growing user sophistication, Perp DEXs like Hyperliquid, dYdX, and Aevo are redefining derivatives through transparent, non-custodial, and programmable protocols. Unlike CEXs, Perp DEXs operate with open risk management, clear liquidation logic, and distributed revenue sharing, making them more than just decentralized copies—they are foundational risk infrastructure. Key mechanisms have evolved from virtual AMMs to hybrid order book models, prioritizing capital efficiency and low latency. Performance metrics now dictate success: high volume-to-TVL ratios, sustainable fee income, and professional user retention separate leading protocols. Hyperliquid, for example, has achieved dominance with its dedicated L1 and on-chain order book, capturing significant market share and revenue. The next phase will focus on higher performance, specialized appchains, and integrated products (e.g., options and perps under unified margin). As CeFi and DeFi converge via ETPs and structured products, Perp DEXs are poised to become core infrastructure in the on-chain financial system, provided they maintain robustness during volatility and enhance risk controls.

marsbit01/21 07:46

The Rise and Future of Perp DEX: A Structural Revolution in On-Chain Derivatives

marsbit01/21 07:46

Artemis Crypto Payment Card Report: $18 Billion Market Size, The Silent Explosion of Crypto Payments

Artemis Research reveals that the crypto payments card market has grown into a $18 billion industry, with monthly transaction volumes increasing 15-fold since early 2023. The report breaks down the crypto card stack into three layers: Networks (Visa and Mastercard), Issuers & Program Managers (e.g., Baanx, Bridge), and Consumer Apps (wallets and exchanges like MetaMask and Phantom). Visa dominates with over 90% of on-chain card transaction volume, largely due to early infrastructure partnerships. A key structural shift is the rise of full-stack issuers like Rain and Reap, which now issue cards and settle directly as Visa Principal Members—bypassing sponsor banks for greater control and better economics. Geographic usage varies: In India, crypto cards serve as collateralized credit solutions, while in Argentina, they function as inflation-hedged stablecoin debit cards. In developed markets, crypto cards target high-value users who hold significant stablecoin balances and seek to spend them. The report concludes that as stablecoin adoption grows, crypto cards will scale accordingly, acting as essential infrastructure for bringing digital dollars into the real economy.

marsbit01/21 06:29

Artemis Crypto Payment Card Report: $18 Billion Market Size, The Silent Explosion of Crypto Payments

marsbit01/21 06:29

Policy Pilot First: Central Bank Explores Direct 'Money Distribution', Digital Yuan Users Already Benefiting

China's digital yuan (e-CNY) has entered a significant upgrade phase, transitioning from a non-interest-bearing digital cash (M0) to an interest-bearing asset classified as M1. As of January 1, 2026, users holding funds in verified tier 1-3 digital yuan wallets can earn interest at the current demand deposit rate of 0.05% per annum, paid quarterly. This move, a world-first for a central bank digital currency (CBDC), aims to boost user adoption by providing a tangible benefit for holding the digital currency, which had previously struggled to compete with established payment platforms like Alipay and WeChat Pay despite extensive pilot programs and government subsidies. A key structural change is the shift away from the 100% reserve requirement for commercial banks. Banks can now use a portion of the e-CNY deposits for lending and developing financial products, transforming the digital yuan from a cost center into a potential profit source and incentivizing them to promote it more actively. In contrast, non-bank payment institutions must still maintain 100% reserves. Beyond payments, the digital yuan is positioning itself as a programmable financial infrastructure. Its smart contract capability, though using a restricted Turing-complete design for security, enables complex applications like controlled fund disbursement for pre-paid services, family budgeting, and government subsidies. It also supports offline transactions via NFC. A major strategic focus is cross-border payment, exemplified by the mBridge project, which has already facilitated over $55 billion in transfers, 95% settled in e-CNY, positioning it as a key tool for renminbi internationalization.

比推01/21 05:20

Policy Pilot First: Central Bank Explores Direct 'Money Distribution', Digital Yuan Users Already Benefiting

比推01/21 05:20

While Wall Street Debates, Digital Yuan Starts 'Distributing Money' to Users First

China's digital yuan (e-CNY) has entered a new phase with its 2.0 upgrade, transitioning from a non-interest-bearing digital cash (M0) to an interest-bearing currency (M1). Users can now earn interest on balances in verified wallets at the current demand deposit rate (0.05% annually, paid quarterly), making it more competitive against existing payment tools like Alipay and WeChat Pay. This shift also allows commercial banks to use e-CNY deposits for lending and financial products, increasing their incentive to promote it. The upgrade enhances e-CNY’s functionality through programmable smart contracts, enabling use cases like controlled payments for pre-paid services, family budgeting, and government subsidies. It supports offline transactions via NFC and offers hardware wallets for broader accessibility. Additionally, e-CNY is expanding into cross-border payments, with significant adoption in projects like mBridge, where it facilitates efficient international settlements. Backed by state security and deposit insurance, e-CNY aims to become a foundational digital financial infrastructure beyond just a payment alternative.

marsbit01/21 02:18

While Wall Street Debates, Digital Yuan Starts 'Distributing Money' to Users First

marsbit01/21 02:18

Oasis Network [ROSE] climbs 105% – Are traders rotating toward privacy AI?

Oasis Network's ROSE token surged 105% from mid-December lows, driven by growing interest in privacy-focused infrastructure amid global AI and data regulation debates. The rally was supported by rising Open Interest, reaching $26.23 million, and a significant volume spike to $334.6 million, indicating strong bullish demand rather than short covering. The network’s confidential computing and AI-oriented features attracted institutional interest, repositioning ROSE as an infrastructure asset. However, ROSE approached a key descending resistance level, with further upside contingent on breaking into the $0.030–$0.039 supply zone while holding the $0.015 support.

ambcrypto01/20 22:01

Oasis Network [ROSE] climbs 105% – Are traders rotating toward privacy AI?

ambcrypto01/20 22:01

Former "NFT Chain" Spends $250 Million to Compete with Stripe and Circle

Polygon Labs has acquired Coinme and Sequence for over $250 million, positioning itself as a "stablecoin rail" competitor to Stripe and Circle. Coinme, a licensed money transmitter in 48 U.S. states, provides a compliant fiat on-ramp via a vast cash-to-crypto network. Sequence offers smart wallet infrastructure that abstracts blockchain complexities for end-users. Together, these acquisitions enable Polygon to offer a full-stack solution for stablecoin payments, combining regulatory access, user-friendly technology, and physical cash integration. This strategy aims to capture value in the growing stablecoin payment market, competing with closed ecosystems like Circle’s Arc and service-oriented platforms like Stripe’s Tempo, while avoiding the token economic pitfalls seen in projects like Tether’s Plasma.

比推01/20 19:05

Former "NFT Chain" Spends $250 Million to Compete with Stripe and Circle

比推01/20 19:05

TenX Acquires 5.54M XTZ in Strategic Tezos Staking Partnership with the Tezos Foundation

TenX Protocols Inc., a publicly traded blockchain infrastructure company, has acquired 5,542,935.08 XTZ tokens (Tezos) at an average cost of $0.5868 per token as part of a strategic staking partnership with the Tezos Foundation. The acquisition, funded through the company’s earlier financing, supports TenX’s validator operations on the Tezos network and aligns with its long-term strategy of revenue generation through staking and ecosystem involvement. The Tezos Foundation intends to delegate a portion of its XTZ holdings to TenX’s validators, pending due diligence, to support network security and decentralization. TenX’s CEO, Mat Cybula, emphasized that Tezos was chosen for its governance model, technical maturity, and scalability. Arthur Breitman, co-founder of Tezos, noted that TenX’s long-term validator approach is a natural fit for the network. Tezos’ self-amending architecture, which has undergone 19 upgrades, offers institutional functionality, improved performance, and staking ease. The acquisition aims to turn crypto assets into predictable income through staking while contributing to the network’s security. TenX focuses on recurring revenue from crypto assets and provides infrastructure and development services across blockchain networks.

TheNewsCrypto01/20 16:23

TenX Acquires 5.54M XTZ in Strategic Tezos Staking Partnership with the Tezos Foundation

TheNewsCrypto01/20 16:23

A 10,000-Word Exploration of Stablecoin Payments: How Crypto Cards Connect Digital Assets with Global Commerce

"Stablecoin-Powered Crypto Cards: Connecting Digital Assets to Global Commerce" The crypto card market, enabling users to spend stablecoins and cryptocurrencies at traditional merchants, is one of the fastest-growing segments in digital payments. Transaction volume has surged from ~$100 million monthly in early 2023 to over $1.5 billion by late 2025, with a 106% CAGR, rivaling P2P stablecoin transfers. The infrastructure stack consists of three layers: payment networks (Visa dominates with ~90% of on-chain volume), card program managers/issuers, and consumer-facing products. A key development is the rise of full-stack issuers like Rain and Reap, which bypass traditional banks to capture more value per transaction. Geographically, the opportunity is concentrated where stablecoins solve real problems: India (massive crypto inflows but a large banking gap) and Argentina (high USDC adoption for inflation hedging). In developed markets, the focus is on serving differentiated, high-value user groups. Key drivers include: - **Exchanges & DeFi Protocols:** Using cards as a user acquisition tool, subsidizing rewards to drive platform engagement and profitable balances. - **Wallets:** Boosting Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) through transaction fees and creating ecosystem lock-in via native stablecoins (e.g., MetaMask's mUSD, Phantom's CASH). - **Emerging Market FinTechs:** Providing "last-mile" access to digital dollars for users facing hyperinflation and poor banking infrastructure. The future lies not at the point-of-sale but in back-end settlement. Crypto cards represent a fusion:银行卡 provide universal acceptance; stablecoins provide cross-border value storage. While direct merchant acceptance of stablecoins faces significant adoption hurdles due to entrenched card network effects, crypto cards serve as the crucial bridge, making them foundational infrastructure for the next phase of stablecoin adoption.

marsbit01/20 07:35

A 10,000-Word Exploration of Stablecoin Payments: How Crypto Cards Connect Digital Assets with Global Commerce

marsbit01/20 07:35

Grid Wars: Bitcoin Hashrate Drops As AI Demands More Electricity

Bitcoin's network hashrate has dropped below 1 zettahash, falling to a seven-day average of 993 EH/s. This decline is attributed to increased competition for electricity from AI data centers, which are securing long-term power contracts and driving up costs. As electricity is the largest expense for miners, many are shifting operations toward AI computing to secure better profit margins. Some are retrofitting mining sites to host AI hardware, leading to more stable, long-term revenue streams. The power grid operator PJM has proposed new rules to manage surging AI demand, while political pressure mounts for tech firms to pay more for electricity. Despite the hashrate drop, the Bitcoin network continues to produce blocks, but the competition for affordable power is reshaping the mining industry.

bitcoinist01/20 05:02

Grid Wars: Bitcoin Hashrate Drops As AI Demands More Electricity