# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Investment

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Brian Armstrong’s Latest $101M Coinbase Sale Comes as COIN Hits Multi-Month Lows— What Does It Signal for Crypto?

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong sold $101 million in company stock on January 5, 2026, as COIN shares hit multi-month lows, trading around $153—down more than 60% from its 2025 peak near $420. This sale is part of a pattern of divestments by Armstrong, totaling approximately $550 million over the past year. The transaction raises questions about insider sentiment amid a deepening crypto bear market, with Bitcoin down about 45% from its late-2025 highs and the total crypto market cap falling from $4.3 trillion to around $2.3 trillion. Analysts warn Bitcoin could drop further, potentially to $50,000 or lower, amid negative on-chain signals, ETF outflows, and weak liquidity. While Armstrong’s sales may be part of a pre-planned trading strategy, the timing fuels concerns over leadership confidence and near-term market direction.

ccn.com02/12 12:52

Brian Armstrong’s Latest $101M Coinbase Sale Comes as COIN Hits Multi-Month Lows— What Does It Signal for Crypto?

ccn.com02/12 12:52

Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid Takes a Dig at Rate Cut, Will Cryptocurrencies Benefit?

Kansas City Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Schmid supports maintaining the current lending rate, citing strong economic growth and persistent inflation. He argues that keeping rates high is necessary to curb spending and prevent inflation from rising further. Recent positive job data, including a drop in unemployment, supports the likelihood of a rate pause in the upcoming March 2026 meeting. While lower interest rates typically encourage investment in riskier assets like cryptocurrencies, the current high-rate environment may lead investors toward safer alternatives. Major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are currently trading below key thresholds, though some institutions remain optimistic about the sector's long-term prospects.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 12:43

Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid Takes a Dig at Rate Cut, Will Cryptocurrencies Benefit?

TheNewsCrypto02/12 12:43

AI is Red-Hot, Crypto is Left in the Cold

The article discusses the significant shift of venture capital investments from the crypto sector to AI, as observed in the strategies of major firms like Sequoia, a16z, Lightspeed, and Y Combinator. Many early Web3 adopters are now leaving for AI or prediction markets. The author argues against two extreme reactions: dismissing departures as a lack of faith or abandoning crypto for AI. Instead, he asserts that blockchain-driven finance is inevitable, citing cryptocurrencies' potential to serve as a superior, trust-minimized, and cost-effective global monetary system. He highlights the efficiency of decentralized systems like Uniswap, which operates with drastically lower overhead than traditional exchanges, and emphasizes the importance of censorship-resistant financial infrastructure, particularly for underserved regions. While acknowledging AI's value as a tool, the author believes crypto represents a larger, transformative opportunity for building equitable and efficient financial systems globally.

marsbit02/12 10:38

AI is Red-Hot, Crypto is Left in the Cold

marsbit02/12 10:38

ARK Invest: Four Trends Enhancing Bitcoin's Value

ARK Invest identifies four key trends enhancing Bitcoin's value proposition in 2026: favorable macro and policy conditions driving demand for scarce digital assets; structural ownership shifts via ETFs, corporations, and sovereign nations; Bitcoin's evolving role as a high-beta digital extension of gold and store of value; and reduced volatility and drawdowns compared to prior cycles. Bitcoin is transitioning from an emerging speculative asset to a strategic institutional allocation, supported by regulatory clarity, ETF adoption absorbing over 12% of supply, and increased corporate and sovereign holdings. Despite short-term price dislocations, long-term holders have been rewarded, with Bitcoin's correlation to gold suggesting potential as a macro hedge. The focus is no longer on Bitcoin's viability but on its optimal allocation in diversified portfolios.

marsbit02/12 10:20

ARK Invest: Four Trends Enhancing Bitcoin's Value

marsbit02/12 10:20

Strategy Issues Preferred Stock to Steady Bitcoin Bet

Strategy is increasing its issuance of preferred stock to continue accumulating Bitcoin while reducing the impact of market volatility on its common shares. The new preferred product, named "Stretch," offers a variable dividend currently set at 11.25%, adjusted monthly to keep the stock trading near its $100 par value. This structure aims to attract investors seeking exposure to digital assets but wanting to avoid Bitcoin's typical price swings. The company raised approximately $370 million through common stock and $7 million via preferred shares in a recent offering, using the funds to expand its Bitcoin holdings to over 714,000 BTC, valued at around $48 billion. Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline, Strategy remains committed to its long-term accumulation strategy and aims to strengthen its balance sheet by reducing refinancing risks and limiting dilution through preferred shares.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 10:11

Strategy Issues Preferred Stock to Steady Bitcoin Bet

TheNewsCrypto02/12 10:11

a16z Partner's Account: Boutique VC is Dead, Scaling Up is the Endgame for VC

In this article, a16z partner Erik Torenberg argues that the traditional "boutique" model of venture capital is outdated. As software becomes the core of the U.S. economy and AI accelerates innovation, startups require far more capital and operational support. The VC industry is shifting from a "judgment-driven" model to one where the ability to win competitive deals is paramount. Scaled VC firms like a16z, which offer extensive resources—capital, talent networks, go-to-market expertise, and global reach—are better positioned to support founders building capital-intensive, transformative companies. These firms can compete for and win access to the most promising startups, which now require unprecedented levels of funding and operational backing. Torenberg contends that the number of high-value startups and their potential scale have increased dramatically, justifying larger fund sizes. The best returns are concentrated in scaled platforms that can repeatedly win and support outlier companies. The future of VC will be a "barbell" structure: a few large, full-service firms on one end, and many small, specialized funds on the other, with mid-sized firms struggling to compete.

marsbit02/12 10:08

a16z Partner's Account: Boutique VC is Dead, Scaling Up is the Endgame for VC

marsbit02/12 10:08

Goldman Sach’s Crypto Bet Expands With $153M XRP ETF Holding

Goldman Sachs has significantly expanded its cryptocurrency investments by disclosing a $153 million position in XRP through regulated exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in its Q4 2025 filing. The bank now holds over $2.3 billion in total crypto ETF exposure, with Bitcoin and Ethereum comprising the largest portions. This move is part of a strategic shift to diversify its crypto holdings while avoiding direct token ownership and associated custody issues. The bank also reported a $108 million stake in Solana. Market reactions were mixed, with some viewing it as a sign of institutional confidence in regulated crypto products, while others cautioned against overinterpreting a single filing.

bitcoinist02/12 08:02

Goldman Sach’s Crypto Bet Expands With $153M XRP ETF Holding

bitcoinist02/12 08:02

US Jobs Data Clarifies Fed Rate Cut Stand, Crypto Prices Fumble Further

US jobs data for January 2026 exceeded expectations, with nonfarm payrolls rising by 130,000—significantly above the 55,000 forecast—and unemployment dipping to 4.3%. The strong report reduced the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in March, with rates expected to remain between 3.50% and 3.75% until at least June. While stocks and bonds reacted positively, the crypto market declined slightly, with its total cap falling to $2.3 trillion. Bitcoin traded around $67,000, with concerns it may drop below $65,000. Major altcoins showed mixed movements. The strong economic data may further dampen investor appetite for riskier assets like cryptocurrencies.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 07:06

US Jobs Data Clarifies Fed Rate Cut Stand, Crypto Prices Fumble Further

TheNewsCrypto02/12 07:06

$6B tokenized commodities boom – Is digital gold the new haven?

Tokenized commodities have surpassed a $6 billion market cap, driven primarily by gold-backed digital assets. Tether's XAUT ($3.6B market cap) and Paxos' PAXG ($2.3B) dominate the sector, with significant growth over the past six months. Ethereum remains the leading blockchain for these assets, offering investors exposure to physical gold without storage or intermediary concerns. As crypto volatility persists, demand is shifting toward these safer on-chain commodities, making them one of the fastest-growing segments in the digital asset market.

ambcrypto02/12 03:02

$6B tokenized commodities boom – Is digital gold the new haven?

ambcrypto02/12 03:02

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