# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Policy

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

Bitcoin In The Heartland: Missouri Advances Strategic Reserve Bill

Missouri lawmakers have advanced House Bill 2080 to the House Commerce Committee, proposing the creation of a "Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Fund" within the state treasury. The fund would allow the state to accept Bitcoin through gifts, grants, or donations from residents and certain government entities, with a mandatory five-year holding period. The state treasurer would manage the fund under strict custody rules, including cold storage and restrictions on foreign or illegal entities. Supporters see it as a way to accept crypto without exposing general funds to risk, while critics warn of volatility and political exposure. The bill includes transparency measures, requiring biennial reports on holdings and transactions.

bitcoinist02/23 23:02

Bitcoin In The Heartland: Missouri Advances Strategic Reserve Bill

bitcoinist02/23 23:02

Bank of Korea Urges Bank-Led Won Stablecoin Issuance

The Bank of Korea (BOK) has urged that the issuance of Korean won-pegged stablecoins should be led by commercial banks, warning that private issuance could undermine monetary policy and create foreign exchange and financial stability risks. In a report submitted to the National Assembly, the central bank described stablecoins as "currency-like substitutes" and emphasized that their rollout must consider broader economic impacts, not just industrial profits. The BOK expressed concerns that stablecoins could be used to circumvent foreign exchange regulations and stressed that non-bank issuers might conflict with Korea’s separation of banking and commerce principles. It recommended that banks, which are subject to strict regulatory standards, should be the primary issuers, with any expansion beyond banks proceeding cautiously after risk assessments. The report reflects ongoing debates among policymakers about who should be allowed to issue won stablecoins and echoes the BOK’s previous warnings on the matter. While acknowledging stablecoins' potential role in the digital asset revolution, the bank proposed structural safeguards, including a bank-focused consortium model and a statutory interagency policy body for oversight. The BOK cited the U.S. GENIUS Act as an example of cross-agency supervision. However, this bank-led approach has faced opposition from industry members, including some policymakers, who argue that clearer rules for issuers could sufficiently mitigate risks.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 12:52

Bank of Korea Urges Bank-Led Won Stablecoin Issuance

TheNewsCrypto02/23 12:52

OpenClaw Imposes Strict No-Crypto Rule on Discord

OpenClaw has implemented a strict no-cryptocurrency policy on its Discord server, banning any mentions of Bitcoin or other digital assets. This decision follows a high-profile scam involving a fraudulent Solana-based token, $CLAWD, which was promoted using abandoned social media handles during OpenClaw's rebrand. The token reached a $16 million market cap before crashing over 90% after creator Peter Steinberger denied any involvement. Although a user was temporarily banned for referencing Bitcoin block height in a technical discussion, the zero-tolerance policy remains. OpenClaw aims to prevent brand misuse and protect users from scams, prioritizing security over open discussion of blockchain topics.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 06:26

OpenClaw Imposes Strict No-Crypto Rule on Discord

TheNewsCrypto02/23 06:26

Bitcoin Undeterred: Trump’s 15% Global Tariff Hike Fails To Rattle Crypto

Bitcoin remained stable despite former President Trump's announcement of increasing a global tariff from 10% to 15%, effective immediately. The cryptocurrency market showed minimal reaction, with Bitcoin holding around $68,000 and Ether largely unchanged. The tariff hike, implemented under temporary trade laws, is capped at 15% and limited to 150 days, potentially preventing it from becoming a permanent measure. Traders treated the news as a short-term event rather than a sustained economic shock, with no significant sell pressure observed. While the move raises concerns about consumer costs and trade tensions, its immediate market impact appears limited. Crypto investors are monitoring whether the policy expands beyond current legal constraints.

bitcoinist02/22 21:02

Bitcoin Undeterred: Trump’s 15% Global Tariff Hike Fails To Rattle Crypto

bitcoinist02/22 21:02

Weekly Preview | Flying Tulip to Conduct TGE on February 23; NVIDIA to Release Earnings Report

Weekly Preview: Key events from Feb 23 to Mar 1 include Flying Tulip's TGE on Feb 23, along with Alchemy Pay's testnet launch for Alchemy Chain. NVIDIA is set to release earnings after market close on Feb 25, which may impact AI-related markets. Significant U.S. policy updates include new 10% tariffs on select imports and President Trump’s State of the Union address, both on Feb 24. Multiple token unlocks are scheduled: Jupiter (JUP) unlocking ~253M tokens (~$39.3M) on Feb 28, and Sui (SUI) unlocking ~43.35M tokens (~$40.46M) on Mar 1. Other notable events include IREN joining the MSCI US Index on Feb 27, and the closure of ProBit Global exchange on Feb 26. Geopolitical attention remains on U.S.-Iran tensions, with potential military and diplomatic developments expected by Feb 23.

marsbit02/22 13:39

Weekly Preview | Flying Tulip to Conduct TGE on February 23; NVIDIA to Release Earnings Report

marsbit02/22 13:39

Basel Banking Standards Vs Bitcoin: Strategy CEO Blasts 1,250% Risk Weight

Strategy CEO Phong Le and other industry experts are criticizing the Basel banking standards' treatment of Bitcoin, which assigns it a 1,250% risk weight. This classification makes it prohibitively expensive for regulated banks to hold or custody Bitcoin, as they must set aside $1 in capital for every $1 of exposure. In contrast, assets like cash, physical gold, and U.S. Treasuries carry a 0% risk weight. Critics argue this is a major policy error that misprices risk, discourages bank involvement in digital assets, and pushes activity toward riskier non-bank or offshore entities. They call for a review of these rules, especially if the U.S. aims to become a global crypto leader.

bitcoinist02/21 09:02

Basel Banking Standards Vs Bitcoin: Strategy CEO Blasts 1,250% Risk Weight

bitcoinist02/21 09:02

The 'Stablecoin Revolution' on the Balance Sheet: SEC Uses a '2% Discount' to Tear Open a Gap for Digital Asset Compliance

In a significant move toward integrating digital assets into mainstream finance, the U.S. SEC’s Division of Trading and Markets issued new guidance on February 19, allowing broker-dealers to apply a 2% discount—rather than a punitive 100% haircut—to certain payment stablecoins when calculating net capital reserves. This adjustment, announced via a statement by SEC Crypto Hub Chair Hester Peirce, aligns the regulatory treatment of qualifying stablecoins with that of money market funds and other low-risk instruments. The decision aims to remove operational and financial barriers for regulated intermediaries holding stablecoins, which serve as critical infrastructure for on-chain transactions, settlements, and tokenized securities. The guidance bridges current state-level frameworks with the forthcoming federal standards under the GENIUS Act—signed into law in July 2025—which establishes a comprehensive regulatory regime for payment stablecoins. This shift is part of a broader effort by the SEC to move away from enforcement-heavy oversight under former leadership and toward clearer, more accommodating rules. The change may encourage more broker-dealers, banks, and trading platforms to engage with digital assets, thereby expanding access to stablecoin-based services for consumers through regulated channels rather than offshore platforms. While challenges remain—including state-federal regulatory coordination and pending market structure legislation—the 2% discount symbolizes a meaningful step in recognizing stablecoins as legitimate financial tools within the U.S. securities regulatory system.

Odaily星球日报02/21 06:20

The 'Stablecoin Revolution' on the Balance Sheet: SEC Uses a '2% Discount' to Tear Open a Gap for Digital Asset Compliance

Odaily星球日报02/21 06:20

Supreme Court 'Hits the Brakes', Trump 'Hits the Gas': Tariff Battle Reignites!

The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on February 20 that the Trump administration lacked legal authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad tariffs. In response, former President Trump announced a new 10% global tariff using alternative legal authority, aiming to maintain similar tariff levels. The court’s decision challenges the legal foundation of Trump’s tariff framework and may lead to large-scale refunds and further legal battles. Market reactions were initially positive but tempered as policy uncertainty persisted. The ruling highlights ongoing tensions between presidential power and trade policy, with economic and political implications for U.S. trade strategy and revenue policy.

比推02/21 00:27

Supreme Court 'Hits the Brakes', Trump 'Hits the Gas': Tariff Battle Reignites!

比推02/21 00:27

Ripple CEO Predicts Big Wins For Clarity Act And XRP

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse predicts the CLARITY Act will pass by April's end, bringing crucial regulatory clarity to the US crypto industry. He argues this will spur growth, contrasting it with the current "vacuum" that leads to enforcement battles. Garlinghouse emphasized that XRP has already gained legal clarity from a court ruling that it is not a security. He stated Ripple's strategy focuses on demonstrating real-world utility for enterprise use cases rather than retail speculation, and highlighted the company's $3 billion acquisition spree since 2023 to build out its infrastructure capabilities. He also noted that the policy debate is no longer "crypto vs. banks," as major financial incumbents now also want a clear rulebook to compete.

bitcoinist02/20 17:03

Ripple CEO Predicts Big Wins For Clarity Act And XRP

bitcoinist02/20 17:03

Wall Street Elites and Government Officials Gather at Mar-a-Lago, Trump Family's WFLI Acts as Crypto Lobbyist

Wall Street executives and U.S. government officials gathered at Mar-a-Lago for an event hosted by World Liberty Financial (WFLI), a cryptocurrency platform backed by former President Donald Trump's sons. The event highlighted a significant shift in Wall Street’s stance toward cryptocurrencies, with Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon acknowledging he holds a small amount of Bitcoin. Attendees included Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, NYSE and Nasdaq leaders, and current and former regulators. WFLI has rapidly expanded despite the crypto market downturn, launching a stablecoin, USD1, which it promotes as a "better dollar." The company received a $500 million investment from an Abu Dhabi-linked entity, drawing scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers. Trump’s sons, Eric and Donald Jr., framed their involvement as a response to being excluded from traditional banking after the January 6 Capitol riot. They argue that WFLI modernizes finance and protects dollar dominance. The event underscored the merging of political influence and business interests, with Trump’s crypto ventures reportedly adding over $1 billion to the family’s wealth in 2025. Regulatory officials attended, raising questions about conflicts of interest, though the White House stated President Trump has no involvement.

marsbit02/20 11:44

Wall Street Elites and Government Officials Gather at Mar-a-Lago, Trump Family's WFLI Acts as Crypto Lobbyist

marsbit02/20 11:44

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