# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Investment

DOGI jumps 1,528% in just 24 hours as the meme coin sector climbs 3% – but one pup could run even higher

In the last 24 hours, the meme coin market rose 3%, largely driven by dog-themed tokens which climbed 5.1%. DOGI surged 1,528%, reaching an $18M market cap, but another token, Maxi Doge (MAXI), is gaining attention with $4.4M already raised in its presale. Marketed as a more aggressive, high-potential alternative to traditional meme coins, Maxi Doge aims for significant gains and has built a strong community. The presale offers tokens at $0.000278, with only two days remaining before the price increases. The token also features staking at a 70% APY and has been audited by Coinsult and SOLIDProof.

bitcoinist01/13 18:01

RWA Weekly Report｜Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Inclined to Adjust GENIUS Stablecoin Yield Rules (1.7-1.13)

RWA Weekly Report: Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Support to Adjust GENIUS Act Stablecoin Yield Rules (Jan 7–13) The on-chain value of Real World Assets (RWA) grew to $20.81 billion, a 6.23% weekly increase, though broader RWA valuations dropped sharply due to statistical adjustments. Private credit saw a 39% surge, reaching $3.2 billion, while U.S. Treasuries and commodities remained core holdings. Stablecoin user addresses increased, though total market cap slightly declined. Key developments include a new U.S. crypto market draft that prohibits interest payments for merely holding stablecoins, though rewards for trading and staking remain allowed. The bipartisan Senate is considering amendments to the GENIUS Act, potentially limiting which institutions can offer yields. South Korea lifted a nine-year ban on corporate crypto investments, allowing firms to allocate up to 5% of net assets to cryptocurrencies. Notable funding rounds included Rain’s $250 million raise and VelaFi’s $20 million Series B. Cathie Wood suggested the U.S. might directly purchase Bitcoin for national reserves. Meanwhile, Coinbase may withdraw support for the CLARITY Act if it restricts stablecoin rewards. Projects like Ondo Finance and MSX (MyStonks) are advancing tokenized assets, with MSX reducing RWA trading fees to enhance user adoption.

marsbit01/13 15:11

RWA Weekly Report｜Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Inclined to Adjust GENIUS Stablecoin Yield Rules (1.7-1.13)

RWAS Weekly Report (Jan 7-13): Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Support Grows for Adjusting GENIUS Act Stablecoin Yield Rules RWA on-chain value rose to $20.81 billion, a 6.23% weekly increase, though the broader RWA market saw a significant 29.6% drop due to a statistical adjustment. Private credit was the standout performer, surging 39% to $3.2 billion. U.S. Treasuries and commodities remained core holdings. Key developments include a new U.S. Senate draft market structure bill that proposes banning interest payments for merely holding stablecoins, while allowing rewards for activities like staking. The bipartisan GENIUS Act is also being adjusted to potentially restrict which entities can offer yields. South Korea lifted a nine-year ban on corporate crypto investments, and Hong Kong officials emphasized cautious integration of virtual assets. Stablecoin transaction volume hit a record $33 trillion in 2025. Major funding rounds included Rain's $250 million raise and VelaFi's $20 million Series B. Projects like Ondo Finance and MSX (STONKS) are advancing, with the latter reducing its RWA trading fees. Cathie Wood speculated the U.S. government might begin directly purchasing Bitcoin for its national reserve.

Odaily星球日报01/13 15:08

Another Dogecoin ETF Just Dropped: When Will It Begin Trading?

bitcoinist01/13 15:02

Understanding Ethereum’s ‘walkaway test’ – Who really keeps the network alive?

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin advocates for a "walkaway test," emphasizing the need for Ethereum to function as a robust, self-sustaining tool rather than a service dependent on continuous development. He argues the network should rely on its existing protocol for long-term durability, prioritizing security, scalability, and decentralization. Currently, a small group of large application builders—including stablecoin issuers, DeFi platforms, staking providers, and traditional finance entities like PayPal and Coinbase—supports over 90% of the value locked on Ethereum. Their sustained activity aligns with Buterin’s vision, as these applications operate independently of base-layer changes. In a show of confidence, Tom Lee’s Bitmine increased its Ethereum exposure by $75.6 million last week, bringing total holdings beyond $13 billion. The firm also staked around $340 million in ETH within a single day, contributing to a total staked amount of roughly $3.69 billion—nearly 1% of Ethereum’s supply. This significant investment reflects strong institutional belief in the network’s long-term viability.

ambcrypto01/13 14:08

0xTodd's Investment Philosophy: Bitcoin + U.S. Bonds, a Portfolio That Lets You 'Sleep Soundly' Long-Term

English Summary: 0xTodd, partner at Nothing Research and co-founder of Ethereum staking pool EBunker, shares his investment philosophy and crypto journey in this interview. He entered crypto in 2017 after recognizing Bitcoin's real-world utility during the "WannaCry" ransomware event. His research methodology, shaped by his background in materials chemistry, emphasizes verifiable conclusions and welcomes external critique. He famously correctly predicted the collapse of Luna/UST in 2022, profiting from this structural insight. Todd's core investment thesis is a "sleep-well-at-night" portfolio: Bitcoin + US Treasury bonds. The logic is a complete hedge: if central banks keep printing money, Bitcoin benefits; if they stop, high-yield bonds provide stable returns. He identifies stablecoins as crypto's second "killer app," particularly those backed by real-world assets like US debt (e.g., BMRUSD), for their utility in global payments and settlements. On AI, he sees crypto as a natural solution for AI economy transactions, providing the necessary programmable, permissionless settlement layer. His advice for newcomers is to learn core technology (Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi) before trading. Key 2026 trends he identifies are: Crypto finding its role alongside AI (productivity vs.生产关系), stablecoin adoption expanding, and合规ization bringing institutional capital. Ultimately, Todd believes long-term success in crypto comes from slow, structural thinking and understanding the underlying mechanisms, not chasing narratives.

marsbit01/13 14:06

Bitwise announces LINK ETF plans: Will this boost Chainlink to $15?

Bitwise has announced plans for a Chainlink ETF (CLINK), signaling growing institutional interest in LINK, following Grayscale's earlier GLINK product. LINK recently pulled back to $13, filling a market imbalance, but has since, with buyers returning and price momentum building. Grayscale’s LINK ETF saw $63 million in inflows in 24 hours, and Open Interest rose significantly, indicating institutional rather than retail activity. A $1.2 million liquidity cluster near $15 remains a key target. For LINK to maintain bullish momentum, it must hold above $13. Continued ETF inflows and derivatives interest could support further gains.

ambcrypto01/13 13:34

The Financial Circle is Embracing Knowledge Payment

Financial professionals in China are increasingly turning to knowledge monetization platforms. Notable figures like Hong Hao and Li Bei are achieving significant revenue: Hong Hao's knowledge community generated over 12.5 million RMB in two months after raising its annual fee to 1499 RMB, while Li Bei sold 200 spots for a 12,888 RMB course in just two days, earning 2.57 million RMB. This trend reflects a strategic use of "leverage"—a concept emphasizing scalable, near-zero marginal cost products like media content—to complement traditional labor and capital leverage. Both individuals leverage their macroeconomic expertise and personal branding to attract broad audiences, blending analysis with engaging content like predictions and personal anecdotes. However, their approaches differ: Hong Hao uses his platform to bolster his investment credibility amid uncertain fund performance, while Li Bei employs courses to retain clients and stabilize her asset management firm amid competitive pressures. Ultimately, this shift addresses dual needs: investors seek reliable information and emotional reassurance in noisy markets, while managers aim to cultivate loyal clients directly. As generating alpha becomes harder, selling the "map"—through subscriptions and courses—is emerging as a lucrative alternative.

marsbit01/13 13:33

From Crypto Giant to National Gambler: How a16z's $15 Billion Bets on America's Future

a16z, a leading venture capital firm, has raised $15 billion in new funding, accounting for nearly 20% of all VC fundraising in the U.S. in 2025. The funds will be allocated across several sectors: $6.75 billion for growth-stage companies, $1.7 billion each for applications and infrastructure, $700 million for biotech, and $1.176 billion for "American Dynamism"—a theme focused on revitalizing U.S. manufacturing, particularly in defense technology. This defense-focused investment includes companies like Anduril, Shield AI, and Castelion, which develop advanced weapons systems and drones, primarily for the Pentagon. a16z is betting on modernization gaps in the U.S. defense industry and leverages its political connections, including ties to the Trump administration, to influence policy and secure contracts. While crypto investments are now categorized under a broader "other" segment, a16z remains committed to the space, viewing it as critical infrastructure alongside AI and defense. The firm’s strategy combines high-conviction bets during market downturns with extensive resource-building—including media influence and government relationships—to create a durable competitive advantage. However, this approach also ties its success to U.S. geopolitical and economic trends, making it a high-stakes wager on America’s future.

比推01/13 13:25

The Final Seat on the Fed Chair Candidate List: What Is Rick Rieder's Stance on Crypto?

Former US President Trump is set to interview Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s Global Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income, as the fourth and final candidate to potentially replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The shortlist also includes former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, and Fed Governor Christopher Waller. A decision is expected in January. Rieder, a longtime fixed-income expert with over 17 years at BlackRock, has publicly expressed pro-crypto views since 2020. He has described Bitcoin as a durable asset with long-term value, comparing it to gold and endorsing its role in hedging against currency devaluation. He has also disclosed personal Bitcoin holdings and led BlackRock’s early moves into Bitcoin futures and its successful spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). If selected, Rieder could bring a more crypto-friendly stance to the Fed. He has advocated for significant rate cuts to around 3%, which may benefit risk assets like crypto. His influence could encourage further institutional adoption and support developments in tokenization, stablecoins, and DeFi. As of the latest Polymarket data, Rieder’s probability of becoming Fed chair is low at 7%, though it recently increased by 6%. The frontrunners remain Warsh (40%) and Hassett (38%). If chosen, Rieder would still require Senate confirmation—a process that could take months.

Odaily星球日报01/13 12:19