# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Policy

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The Door to Offshore Stablecoins Quietly Closes Amid the Vision of RMB Internationalization

China's recent regulatory crackdown has effectively closed the door on offshore issuance of yuan-pegged stablecoins, dealing a significant blow to Hong Kong’s ambitions to become a digital asset hub. The new rules, announced on February 7, explicitly prohibit domestic institutions from issuing digital tokens overseas without approval, citing concerns over monetary sovereignty. This move dashes earlier market expectations of a policy thaw in China’s stance toward digital assets, particularly after PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng’s earlier comments about the yuan challenging dollar dominance. Industry observers note that the tightening was foreshadowed as early as August 2024, when Chinese authorities began restricting stablecoin-related research and promotional events. The latest policy removes any ambiguity around private yuan stablecoin issuance and reinforces capital control priorities. As a result, firms that had planned to apply for stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong—including Ant Group and JD.com—are now expected to focus solely on Hong Kong dollar-pegged stablecoins, if they proceed at all. Market data reflects the dampening effect: open interest in Bitcoin perpetual futures has fallen roughly 50% since October, and investors have withdrawn approximately $3.3 billion from U.S. Ethereum ETFs since last fall. The regulatory shift underscores the fundamental tension between China’s capital controls and the borderless nature of crypto innovation, forcing industry players to consolidate around more permissible areas like stablecoin infrastructure and prediction markets.

比推02/12 14:09

The Door to Offshore Stablecoins Quietly Closes Amid the Vision of RMB Internationalization

比推02/12 14:09

Paused Justin Sun Case Is Testing SEC’s New Crypto Approach — Under Fire Chair Paul Atkins Responds

SEC Chair Paul Atkins addressed concerns about the paused enforcement case against Tron founder Justin Sun, emphasizing the agency's commitment to transparency and regulatory clarity while citing legal constraints on discussing active cases. Democratic lawmakers have criticized the SEC's recent pullback from crypto enforcement actions, alleging selective leniency toward politically connected figures. The Sun case, paused for 11 months, has become a focal point in debates over crypto regulatory approach and potential political influence. Under the Trump administration, U.S. crypto policy has advanced through stablecoin legislation, executive action, and a shift from litigation toward rulemaking. Atkins highlighted efforts to develop clearer guidelines with the CFTC, but critics argue the enforcement changes risk undermining investor protection and consistent application of securities laws.

ccn.com02/12 09:32

Paused Justin Sun Case Is Testing SEC’s New Crypto Approach — Under Fire Chair Paul Atkins Responds

ccn.com02/12 09:32

Crypto Clarity Act: No Deal in White House Yield Meeting

A White House meeting on the Clarity Act, focused on the contentious issue of stablecoin rewards, ended without a deal. Banking groups pushed for a near-total ban on offering any form of reward to stablecoin holders, arguing such payments could destabilize traditional banking and reduce lending. Crypto advocates sought broader definitions for "permissible activities" that would allow rewards. Despite the lack of a compromise, participants from both sides described the talks as productive and a shift toward serious problem-solving. The White House urged stakeholders to reach an agreement by March 1, with further discussions expected soon.

bitcoinist02/11 10:26

Crypto Clarity Act: No Deal in White House Yield Meeting

bitcoinist02/11 10:26

Crypto PAC Pledges $5M for Barry Moore Senate Run

A crypto-aligned super PAC, Defend American Jobs, plans to spend $5 million to support Barry Moore’s U.S. Senate campaign. The group, linked to the prominent crypto PAC Fairshake, will run a five-week ad campaign featuring Donald Trump’s endorsement. Fairshake has already spent heavily in the 2024 elections to back pro-crypto candidates. Moore, a House member since 2020, serves on the Agriculture Committee and has supported digital asset innovation. His opponent, Alabama AG Steve Marshall, also holds a supportive crypto rating. With primaries in May, the investment signals crypto policy’s growing role in elections. Super PACs like Fairshake must disclose donors but operate independently from campaigns.

TheNewsCrypto02/11 10:06

Crypto PAC Pledges $5M for Barry Moore Senate Run

TheNewsCrypto02/11 10:06

China Tightens Crypto Ban; Hong Kong To Still Proceed With Its Plan

China has intensified its ban on cryptocurrency activities, with eight authorities led by the central bank issuing a joint notice reaffirming that crypto-related businesses are illegal. The policy expands scrutiny to offshore offerings and overseas activities by domestic entities, explicitly prohibiting the issuance of renminbi-pegged stablecoins abroad. While tokenization of real-world assets is acknowledged under regulated conditions, all digital finance activities must operate within state-approved systems. In contrast, Hong Kong plans to proceed with issuing stablecoin licenses by March, reviewing 36 applications, a move analysts view as a strategic hedge rather than a reversal of Beijing’s stance.

TheNewsCrypto02/11 07:19

China Tightens Crypto Ban; Hong Kong To Still Proceed With Its Plan

TheNewsCrypto02/11 07:19

India’s Crypto Policy Under Scrutiny as Chadha Pushes for VDA Legal Recognition

Indian AAP MP Raghav Chadha urged the Indian government to legally recognize Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) as a formal asset class during a Rajya Sabha address. He highlighted the inconsistency in the current approach where crypto profits are taxed—1% TDS and 30% flat tax—yet lack legal status. This ambiguity has eroded investor confidence, driven an estimated 12 crore Indian investors to offshore platforms, and caused 180 VDA startups to relocate abroad. Chadha noted that 73% of crypto trading volume has moved offshore in FY25, resulting in significant tax revenue loss. He proposed a new licensing law to enhance consumer protection, enforce AML measures, and potentially recover ₹15,000–20,000 crores in annual tax revenue through clear regulation.

TheNewsCrypto02/10 13:19

India’s Crypto Policy Under Scrutiny as Chadha Pushes for VDA Legal Recognition

TheNewsCrypto02/10 13:19

‘Regulation is protection’ – Indian MP Raghav Chadha on India’s crypto crisis

India faces a crypto regulatory crisis, taxing digital assets heavily without providing legal clarity or investor protection. MP Raghav Chadha warns this approach drives talent, startups, and trading volume overseas, costing significant tax revenue. He advocates for legalizing crypto as an asset class with strict regulation, anti-money laundering safeguards, and a domestic regulatory sandbox to retain economic activity and enhance compliance. Despite high public interest, India’s lack of supportive policies has hindered its potential in the crypto space.

ambcrypto02/10 12:17

‘Regulation is protection’ – Indian MP Raghav Chadha on India’s crypto crisis

ambcrypto02/10 12:17

Fed Governor Stephen Miran Backs Weaker Dollar and Tariff Policies While Crypto Prices Stay Stagnant

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran stated that a weaker U.S. dollar is not a major concern for the central bank and defended Trump’s tariff policies, claiming they affect foreign companies rather than Americans. These remarks come amid stagnant cryptocurrency prices over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin (BTC) dipped slightly but remained around $69,000, while Ethereum (ETH) held above $2,000. Analysts warn of potential further declines, with some predicting BTC drop to as low as $45k–55k, which could trigger broader market losses. Investors remain cautious ahead of key economic data releases.

TheNewsCrypto02/10 11:11

Fed Governor Stephen Miran Backs Weaker Dollar and Tariff Policies While Crypto Prices Stay Stagnant

TheNewsCrypto02/10 11:11

Fed’s Waller Says Crypto Hype Fades as TradFi Ties Deepen

Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller stated that the initial market euphoria following the U.S. election has faded as crypto becomes more integrated with traditional finance (TradFi). Increased participation from institutional investors has introduced stricter risk controls and profit-taking behavior, leading to significant sell-offs and reduced speculative excitement. Waller noted that crypto now behave more like conventional risk assets, with recent price swings—such as Bitcoin’s 45% drop from its peak—reflecting this new dynamic. He also discussed the Fed’s plan to offer limited “payment accounts” to crypto firms by year-end, providing restricted access to central banking services. Overall, Waller emphasized that greater TradFi involvement brings more regulation, discipline, and fewer extreme price movements to the crypto market.

TheNewsCrypto02/10 10:29

Fed’s Waller Says Crypto Hype Fades as TradFi Ties Deepen

TheNewsCrypto02/10 10:29

WLFI Organizes Gathering, Allies Attend, Mar-a-Lago Ventures into Crypto Business

Summary: The article details how Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump's private club in Palm Beach, has evolved into a central hub for cryptocurrency business and political influence. A key event is the upcoming World Liberty Forum (WLFI), an exclusive, invitation-only conference to be held on the estate. The attendee list is heavily weighted toward traditional finance and political elites, including CEOs from Goldman Sachs and Nasdaq, asset managers, and US regulators, signaling a significant shift toward mainstream institutional engagement with crypto. The piece traces this transformation, noting that Mar-a-Lago has hosted numerous crypto-focused events since 2023. These have progressed from meetings with NFT holders to securing campaign donations, policy discussions with bitcoin miners, and high-level fundraising dinners with executives from major companies like Crypto.com and Ripple. The author concludes that the estate has been the backdrop for the cryptocurrency industry's journey from its fringe origins to becoming a established force in politics and traditional finance.

marsbit02/10 10:04

WLFI Organizes Gathering, Allies Attend, Mar-a-Lago Ventures into Crypto Business