# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Leadership

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

Powell Becomes Most Popular High-Ranking Official, Trump's Approval Rating Nears Historic Low

A new Gallup poll reveals Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is the most popular among 13 U.S. leaders, with a 44% job approval rating, surpassing former President Donald Trump, whose approval remains near a historic low at 36%. Powell’s approval cuts across party lines, with support from 46% of Democrats, 34% of Republicans, and 49% of independents. In contrast, Trump’s approval shows sharp partisan divides—89% among Republicans but near zero among Democrats. The survey, conducted in early December, highlights public dissatisfaction with national leadership, as no figure approached 50% approval. Powell’s popularity persists despite repeated public criticism from Trump over interest rate policies. Trump is expected to nominate a successor before Powell’s term ends in May.

深潮12/25 03:02

Powell Becomes Most Popular High-Ranking Official, Trump's Approval Rating Nears Historic Low

深潮12/25 03:02

Interview with Move Industries CEO Torab Torabi: After the Market Maker Scandal, How Will Movement Rebuild Trust?

Interview with Torab Torabi, CEO of Move Industries, on rebuilding trust after a market maker scandal that caused MOVE token's value to drop from $3 billion to under $500 million on its first day. Torabi discusses the formation of Move Industries as an independent entity, the focus on technology and community, and key steps taken to restore confidence. Highlights include the Monza upgrade reducing latency to 1 second, a 61% increase in TVL, and the launch of the Move Alliance—a first-of-its-kind ecosystem model where builders commit to holding MOVE tokens, aligning incentives. Movement transitioned from an L2 to an L1, enabling staking and greater control over its tech stack. Torabi emphasizes a single-token philosophy, mobile-first strategy, and not competing with ecosystem builders. The interview concludes with industry outlooks, including increased stablecoin adoption and a return to privacy-focused crypto principles.

深潮12/24 06:38

Interview with Move Industries CEO Torab Torabi: After the Market Maker Scandal, How Will Movement Rebuild Trust?

深潮12/24 06:38

CFTC Welcomes New Leadership, Accelerating Legislation on Cryptocurrency Market Structure

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has appointed Michael Selig Sworn as its new chairman, following his confirmation by the Senate on December 18, 2025. Nominated by President Trump, Selig previously served as chief legal counsel for the SEC’s Crypto Assets Task Force and played a key role in shaping regulatory frameworks for digital assets. Selig’s appointment signals a shift toward clearer, innovation-friendly regulation of crypto markets. He has emphasized reducing unnecessary enforcement actions and compliance burdens on businesses, while supporting Congressional efforts to pass digital asset market structure legislation. His background is expected to help improve coordination between the CFTC and SEC. Challenges ahead include resource constraints at the understaffed CFTC and the current unusual situation of Selig being the only commissioner. His leadership is likely to advance the agency’s focus on balancing market integrity with support for financial innovation, in line with the Trump administration’s goal to strengthen U.S. leadership in digital finance.

比推12/23 12:18

CFTC Welcomes New Leadership, Accelerating Legislation on Cryptocurrency Market Structure

比推12/23 12:18

CFTC changes guard as Selig takes reins, Pham departs

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has undergone a leadership transition, with Mike Selig sworn in as the new chairman, replacing acting chair Caroline Pham, who has departed. Selig, confirmed by the Senate after being nominated by President Trump, is now the agency's sole commissioner. He is widely viewed as pro-crypto and has pledged to support innovation in technologies like blockchain by avoiding a "regulation by enforcement" approach. Meanwhile, Pham, who had led the CFTC since January, is moving to crypto fintech company MoonPay. Both expressed support for balanced regulatory frameworks that foster innovation while ensuring market integrity.

cointelegraph12/23 04:38

CFTC changes guard as Selig takes reins, Pham departs

cointelegraph12/23 04:38

US Senate confirms pro-crypto Selig to lead CFTC, Hill for FDIC

The US Senate confirmed crypto-friendly lawyer Mike Selig as the new chair of the CFTC and elevated Travis Hill to lead the FDIC as part of a broader nomination package. Selig, who has prior regulatory experience, pledged to prioritize crypto oversight. Hill, who had been acting FDIC chair, has also expressed support for the industry. The CFTC may gain more direct authority over crypto markets through pending legislation, while the FDIC will play a key role in stablecoin regulation and banking access. Selig will serve until 2029, and Hill until 2030. Industry representatives from Coinbase and the Digital Chamber welcomed the appointments, expecting fair and clear regulation.

cointelegraph12/19 05:02

US Senate confirms pro-crypto Selig to lead CFTC, Hill for FDIC

cointelegraph12/19 05:02

Conversation with Fidelity CEO: What Crypto Decisions Were Made in the Past Decade?

Fidelity CEO Abigail Johnson discusses the firm's decade-long journey into crypto, starting with curiosity-driven exploration in 2012-2013. Initial efforts included Bitcoin mining and accepting crypto donations for charity, building early credibility. Custody emerged as a key service due to client demand for secure inheritance solutions. Johnson highlights the importance of regulatory progress, like the Genius Act, and Fidelity’s push for stablecoin innovation—eventually launching tokenized money market funds for yield. She emphasizes internal culture: encouraging curiosity, rapid iteration, and calculated risk-taking. While acknowledging Bitcoin’s enduring role as a "gold standard," she sees hybrid solutions bridging traditional and crypto finance as the near-term future. The firm prioritizes building strategic capabilities in-house while remaining open to collaboration.

marsbit12/10 01:10

Conversation with Fidelity CEO: What Crypto Decisions Were Made in the Past Decade?