# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Investment

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Crypto Titans Gather in Abu Dhabi, Hailing UAE as 'Crypto Industry's New Wall Street'

Crypto industry leaders gathered in Abu Dhabi seeking investment to revive the sluggish market. Key figures like MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor and Binance’s Changpeng Zhao attended events ranging from conferences to exclusive parties, aiming to secure funding from deep-pocketed UAE investors. The UAE’s growing interest in crypto is evident: Binance received full regulatory approval to operate in Abu Dhabi, while sovereign wealth fund Mubadala significantly increased its Bitcoin holdings. With the U.S. market facing regulatory uncertainty and Bitcoin losing momentum, industry players are looking to the UAE as a new financial hub. Abu Dhabi is actively positioning itself as a global crypto center, offering incentives like early-stage funding and free office space to attract firms. However, securing Emirati capital requires long-term relationship building and local business commitment, not quick deals. The region is increasingly seen as "the new Wall Street for digital finance," though success depends on sustained local engagement.

深潮12/15 08:13

Crypto Titans Gather in Abu Dhabi, Hailing UAE as 'Crypto Industry's New Wall Street'

深潮12/15 08:13

Massively Accumulating 3.86 Million ETH: What Is the Investment Logic of 'Unwavering Bull' Tom Lee?

Based on multiple interviews, Tom Lee's core investment thesis for Ethereum (ETH) is built on several key arguments. He views ETH as the fundamental settlement layer for the future of finance, powering critical areas like DeFi, stablecoins, NFTs, and the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). He believes the massive institutional adoption of RWA, such as Wall Street moving trillions in assets on-chain, will create substantial demand and drive ETH's value independently of Bitcoin. Lee highlights that crypto adoption is still in its early stages compared to traditional finance. He argues ETH's strong developer community, network robustness, and actual utility—such as staking yields and DeFi—make it more suitable for long-term institutional holding than BTC. He also sees a "non-consensus" opportunity, as early investors move to other sectors like AI, leaving the industry ripe for a new wave of entrants. Backing his views with action, Lee is Chairman of BitMine (BMNR), which has accumulated approximately 3.86 million ETH (about 3.2% of supply) and aims to reach 5%. The company continues to buy ETH aggressively, supported by a $1 billion cash reserve and staking rewards. Regarding price, Lee's long-term, extreme target is $62,000 if the ETH/BTC ratio returns to 0.25. More realistic targets are $7,000-$9,000 by 2026, potentially reaching $20,000 if tokenization sees explosive growth. He anticipates 2026 will be a major year for Layer 1 chains, especially Ethereum.

marsbit12/15 06:19

Massively Accumulating 3.86 Million ETH: What Is the Investment Logic of 'Unwavering Bull' Tom Lee?

marsbit12/15 06:19

Crypto Money Printer Wants to Buy Juventus: The Battle Between Europe's Old and New Money

Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, has launched a bold bid to acquire Italian football giant Juventus, offering a 20.74% premium for the 65.4% stake held by Exor, the holding company of the Agnelli family. The all-cash offer includes an additional €1 billion investment pledge. However, Exor swiftly rejected the proposal, stating there are "no negotiations" for a sale. The move is led by Tether’s CEO Paolo Ardoino, an Italian native and lifelong Juventus fan. His attempt to buy his childhood club follows months of tension. After becoming the club’s second-largest shareholder earlier in 2025, Ardoino was excluded from a capital increase and faced resistance when seeking board representation. Exor instead backed club legend Giorgio Chiellini in a symbolic move to defend tradition. The Agnellis, who have controlled Juventus for over a century, view the club as a family legacy and symbol of Italian industrial heritage. Despite the club’s financial struggles—including massive losses, accounting scandals, and exclusion from Champions League revenue—Exor has repeatedly injected funds to maintain control. The family perceives crypto-based wealth as speculative and unstable, in contrast to their industrial-rooted fortune. The clash represents a broader cultural conflict between “old money” and “new money.” While European football clubs increasingly partner with crypto firms, traditional dynasties like the Agnellis remain resistant. Ardoino’s determination, however, signals that the push for acceptance is only beginning.

marsbit12/15 05:34

Crypto Money Printer Wants to Buy Juventus: The Battle Between Europe's Old and New Money

marsbit12/15 05:34

Funding Weekly Report | 19 Public Funding Events, Cross-Chain Protocol LI.FI Raises $29 Million, Led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund

Financing Weekly Recap: 19 public funding rounds totaling over $178 million were recorded. Key deals include cross-chain protocol LI.FI raising $29 million co-led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund. Real Finance secured $29 million for RWA tokenization infrastructure. DeFi saw 8 deals, including Magma Finance's $6M raise. Web3 & AI sector had 2 deals, with AI platform Surf raising $15M. Infrastructure & tools featured 4 deals, and CeFi had 5, including MetaComp's $22M Pre-A for stablecoin payments.

marsbit12/15 03:23

Funding Weekly Report | 19 Public Funding Events, Cross-Chain Protocol LI.FI Raises $29 Million, Led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund

marsbit12/15 03:23

Bear Market Huddle: Embracing Deep-Pocketed Backers! Crypto Titans Gather in Abu Dhabi, Hailing UAE as 'Crypto's New Wall Street'

Cryptocurrency industry leaders gathered in Abu Dhabi seeking capital infusion to revive the struggling market. Key figures including MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor and Binance’s Changpeng Zhao attended events like the Bitcoin Middle East Conference and exclusive gatherings, aiming to engage with representatives of UAE sovereign wealth funds, which manage hundreds of billions of dollars. The UAE’s growing interest is evident: Binance recently received full regulatory approval to operate in Abu Dhabi, while Mubadala’s investment arm significantly increased its Bitcoin holdings. The country is systematically positioning itself as a global crypto hub, offering incentives like early-stage funding and free office space to attract firms. Despite the opportunities, securing Emirati investment requires long-term relationship building and local business commitments, not quick transactions. The shift toward the Gulf region comes as U.S. regulatory uncertainty and market headwinds push crypto players to seek alternative funding sources and supportive jurisdictions.

marsbit12/15 02:57

Bear Market Huddle: Embracing Deep-Pocketed Backers! Crypto Titans Gather in Abu Dhabi, Hailing UAE as 'Crypto's New Wall Street'

marsbit12/15 02:57

Mars Daily News |

Mars Morning Brief: Binance founder CZ confirmed purchasing over $2 million worth of ASTER tokens, with additional buys following his initial announcement. The UK Treasury is drafting new regulations for cryptocurrency markets, set to take effect in 2027, to enhance transparency and consumer protection. State Street Investment Management predicts gold will remain a key asset in 2025 despite its significant gains. Former White House advisor Kevin Hassett emphasized the Federal Reserve's independence in rate decisions despite presidential input. Phantom announced early access to its cash debit card in the US, enabling crypto-fiat transactions. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sold UNI, KNC, and other altcoins for 16,796 USDC. Major token unlocks are scheduled this week for ZRO, ARB, STRK, and SEI. The report also explores 2026 investment trends, including blockchain applications, DeFi, AI integration, and tokenization of real-world assets, while highlighting economic challenges and declining confidence among young Americans.

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HashKey IPO Oversubscribed 300 Times, Investors Betting on Its Era Positioning

HashKey, known as "Hong Kong's first licensed crypto asset stock" (Stock Code: 03887), concluded its IPO subscription on December 12, with its official listing scheduled for December 17. Despite concerns over continued significant financial losses—reporting an adjusted net loss of approximately HK$1.57 billion from 2022 to 2024—the public offering was oversubscribed by 301.6x, raising HK$506 billion in margin financing against an initial target of HK$1.67 billion. The company attributes its losses to high upfront investments in compliance, technology development, and ecosystem expansion, drawing parallels to Coinbase’s early growth trajectory. HashKey operates multiple business segments, including regulated exchange services (HashKey Exchange and HashKey Global), blockchain infrastructure (HashKey Chain), asset management (HashKey Capital), OTC services, and tokenization solutions. Its strategic value lies in being a bridge between traditional finance and Web3, positioning itself as a compliant gateway for institutional entry into Asian crypto markets. With backing from cornerstone investors like UBS, Fidelity, and CDH Investments, HashKey aims to strengthen Hong Kong’s ambition to become a "global virtual asset hub." While skeptics point to its financials and perceived inefficiencies, investor enthusiasm reflects confidence in HashKey’s regulatory compliance, institutional leadership in Asia, and its role in regional digital finance infrastructure. The IPO is seen less as a short-term profit play and more as a bet on Hong Kong’s—and Asia’s—future in the evolving crypto and Web3 landscape.

marsbit12/15 00:10

HashKey IPO Oversubscribed 300 Times, Investors Betting on Its Era Positioning

marsbit12/15 00:10

The Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail

Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail In December, silver became the standout performer in the precious metals market, surging from $40 to over $60 per ounce, hitting a historic high of $64.28 on December 12 before experiencing sharp declines. Year-to-date, silver rose nearly 110%, far outpacing gold’s 60% gain. The rally appears justified by fundamental factors: expectations of Fed rate cuts, strong industrial demand from solar, EV, and AI sectors, and declining global inventories. However, the surge lacks stability. Unlike gold, which is backed by central bank purchases, silver has almost no official reserves, making it an isolated asset with low market depth and high volatility. The real driver behind the price spike is a futures squeeze. The market structure shifted into prolonged futures premium (contango), indicating either extreme bullish sentiment or deliberate market manipulation. Physical delivery demands surged on exchanges like COMEX and LBMA, exposing the fragility of the paper silver system—where paper claims vastly exceed actual physical silver. JPMorgan, a key player historically accused of silver market manipulation, now controls nearly 43% of COMEX silver inventories and acts as the custodian for major silver ETFs. Its influence over physical supply and delivery eligibility adds to market instability. The situation reflects a broader loss of confidence in financialized assets. Investors and central banks are increasingly shifting toward physical holdings, moving away from paper claims. This trend, coupled with declining Western gold and silver inventories and rising Asian demand, signals a structural shift in monetary and commodity markets. In essence, the rules of the game are changing. When the music stops, those holding physical metal will have a chair—everyone else may be left standing.

marsbit12/13 11:24

The Silver Crisis: When the Paper System Begins to Fail

marsbit12/13 11:24

Oracle Plunges 40%, Will Excessive AI Infrastructure Overbuild Drag Down Giants?

Oracle's stock has plummeted 40% from its September peak, despite securing over $500 billion in AI infrastructure orders, signaling that massive backlogs alone no longer assure investor confidence. Similarly, Broadcom, with a $73 billion AI order backlog, and CoreWeave, which recently landed $36 billion in deals with OpenAI and Meta, have also faced stock declines. The market is growing skeptical of the AI infrastructure boom, concerned not only about suppliers' ability to fund and deliver these projects but also about the financial health and commitment of their major clients—primarily tech giants like Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, and Nvidia, alongside AI startups like OpenAI and Anthropic. While giants have robust finances, they are increasingly relying on debt to fuel AI capex, with soaring expenditures on data centers straining cash reserves and free cash flow. For instance, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon are projected to collectively invest $1 trillion over four years. However, AI still contributes minimally to their overall revenue, raising questions about the sustainability of using profits from core businesses to fund speculative AI expansions. Execution challenges—such as power grid limitations, cooling issues, and community opposition—further complicate timely deployment. The critical uncertainty remains: if exponential AI demand fails to materialize and monetize quickly enough, these vast investments could lead to underutilized infrastructure, massive losses, and a fundamental weakening of these tech titans. The race between AI infrastructure build-out and actual market payoff will determine whether this bet becomes a triumph or a disastrous overreach.

marsbit12/13 06:04

Oracle Plunges 40%, Will Excessive AI Infrastructure Overbuild Drag Down Giants?

marsbit12/13 06:04

a16z Bets on Energy Tokenization Experiment: How Will DayFi Use DeFi to Restructure the Power Grid? Jae 2025/12/13 12:00

a16z Backs Energy Tokenization Experiment: How DayFi Aims to Restructure the Grid with DeFi As global tech giants compete for computing power, electricity has become a critical resource. DayFi, a decentralized energy capital markets protocol under the Daylight ecosystem, is launching a $50 million pre-deposit event on December 16. Backed by a16z Crypto and Framework Ventures, DayFi tokenizes future electricity revenue into tradable crypto assets. The protocol allows users to deposit stablecoins to mint GRID—a fully collateralized stablecoin—and then stake it to receive sGRID, a yield-bearing token representing a share in energy asset revenue. This creates a flywheel effect: liquidity funds distributed energy projects, which generate tokenized returns for holders. However, DayFi faces significant regulatory challenges. sGRID may be classified as a security by the SEC, requiring strict disclosures. Additionally, FERC’s restrictions on disclosing critical energy infrastructure data conflict with DeFi’s transparency requirements. Technical solutions like zero-knowledge proofs may be needed to verify收益 without exposing sensitive data. Valuation of the underlying energy assets—solar panels, batteries—also remains uncertain, with risks of depreciation and potential manipulation. Despite these hurdles, DayFi represents an ambitious attempt to bridge DeFi with physical energy grids, transforming electricity into a dynamic, tradable asset amid growing AI-driven power demand.

marsbit12/13 05:42

a16z Bets on Energy Tokenization Experiment: How Will DayFi Use DeFi to Restructure the Power Grid? Jae 2025/12/13 12:00