# 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.

Crypto Billionaires On Their Own? Senator Urges US Regulators To Reject Bailouts

US Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged US regulators to reject any form of government bailout or financial support for the crypto market, warning that such actions would unfairly benefit wealthy crypto holders and risk public outrage. She specifically called on officials to avoid purchasing or guaranteeing crypto assets and to refrain from creating emergency facilities that could prop up prices. The letter, sent amid a crypto forum at Mar-a-Lago hosted by a Trump-linked group, raised concerns over conflicts of interest. Meanwhile, Treasury officials stated that seized Bitcoin is considered a US government asset, not taxpayer money. Bitcoin recently fell below key support levels amid geopolitical tensions and risk-off sentiment. Warren framed the issue as a matter of fairness, arguing that even discussing market support could create the perception that officials are protecting a privileged few.

bitcoinist02/19 19:01

Crypto Billionaires On Their Own? Senator Urges US Regulators To Reject Bailouts

bitcoinist02/19 19:01

Hyperliquid Launches D.C. Policy Center Backed By $28 Million In HYPE Tokens

Hyperliquid has announced the creation of the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), a new Washington, D.C.-based organization backed by a $28.7 million allocation of HYPE tokens. The center will be led by Jake Chervinsky, former executive of the Blockchain Association and Variant, and aims to advocate for clearer federal regulations for decentralized finance (DeFi). HPC will focus on educating lawmakers and regulators about DeFi protocols and pushing for a legal framework for perpetual derivatives, which are popular in crypto but face regulatory uncertainty in the U.S. The initiative also includes key hires from legal and policy backgrounds to support its mission.

bitcoinist02/19 12:02

Hyperliquid Launches D.C. Policy Center Backed By $28 Million In HYPE Tokens

bitcoinist02/19 12:02

Hyperliquid Launches DeFi Lobby in Washington

Hyperliquid has launched the Hyperliquid Policy Center in Washington, D.C., a new advocacy organization focused on decentralized finance (DeFi) policy. Led by CEO Jake Chervinsky, formerly of Variant and the Blockchain Association, the center aims to shape U.S. crypto regulation at a critical legislative moment. It will advocate for clear regulatory pathways for DeFi innovation, with a specific focus on perpetual derivatives and blockchain-based financial infrastructure. The Hyper Foundation, supporting Hyperliquid, has contributed 1 million HYPE tokens to fund the initiative. Chervinsky emphasized that decentralized technology offers superior efficiency and transparency and warned that the U.S. risks losing innovation leadership without thoughtful regulation. Hyperliquid CEO Jeff Yan described the current policy environment as pivotal and stressed the need for a unified industry voice. The founding team includes experienced policy professionals from the crypto and legal sectors. The move reflects a growing trend of crypto firms investing in lobbying as regulatory debates intensify, particularly around market structure laws and stablecoin provisions in Congress.

TheNewsCrypto02/19 06:53

Hyperliquid Launches DeFi Lobby in Washington

TheNewsCrypto02/19 06:53

Crypto Lobby Group Sounds Alarm Over Senate’s Crypto Bill Threat

Coin Center warns that a revised version of the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act could redefine legal boundaries for crypto developers. The bill clarifies that individuals who write code or operate infrastructure without controlling users' funds should not be classified as money transmitters. Introduced by Senators Lummis and Wyden, the update aims to distinguish software development from financial services, preventing coders from being treated like bankers. Recent convictions, such as those linked to Tornado Cash and Samourai Wallet, highlight the legal risks developers face. Supporters argue clear rules are essential to retain talent in the U.S., while opponents fear potential loopholes for criminal activity. The Senate Banking Committee has yet to finalize the bill, balancing innovation against regulatory enforcement.

bitcoinist02/18 19:02

Crypto Lobby Group Sounds Alarm Over Senate’s Crypto Bill Threat

bitcoinist02/18 19:02

Crypto Industry Bands Together To Demand Clear Betting Market Laws

A new advocacy effort led by The Digital Chamber’s Prediction Markets Working Group is pushing for clearer federal regulation of crypto prediction markets in the U.S. The group supports the CFTC’s stance that such markets should fall under federal oversight rather than state-level enforcement. Recent legal actions highlight the tension: state regulators, like in Nevada, are treating these platforms as unlicensed gambling operations, while companies like Polymarket and Kalshi argue they offer derivative-like contracts under federal jurisdiction. The conflict is moving through courts, with both sides preparing legal arguments, and future regulatory proposals may shape the outcome.

bitcoinist02/18 16:02

Crypto Industry Bands Together To Demand Clear Betting Market Laws

bitcoinist02/18 16:02

Singapore Removes Capital Gains Tax on Bitcoin

Singapore has removed capital gains tax on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, reinforcing its position as a leading hub in the crypto industry. This move enhances Singapore’s financial stability and regulatory clarity, offering a 0% tax rate on crypto gains. The policy aims to attract global investors, high-net-worth individuals, and institutions by allowing them to retain full profits from long-term holdings. It strengthens Singapore’s competitive edge over high-tax jurisdictions and is expected to boost capital inflows and influence regional regulatory trends. The initiative aligns with Singapore’s broader strategy of supporting crypto innovation while maintaining strict anti-money laundering and investor protection standards.

TheNewsCrypto02/18 11:12

Singapore Removes Capital Gains Tax on Bitcoin

TheNewsCrypto02/18 11:12

CFTC Chair Says Crypto Market Structure Bill Nears Final Approval

The long-debated crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act, is nearing a critical point in Washington as end-of-month negotiations continue. CFTC Chair Mike Selig expressed strong confidence that the legislation is close to becoming law, aiming to establish clear U.S. rules for digital assets and prevent regulatory overreach. However, a major unresolved issue is whether stablecoins should be allowed to offer yield. Banks oppose such rewards, while crypto industry groups propose a framework permitting yield generation in DeFi systems. Despite ongoing division, another meeting between stakeholders may occur soon to advance the bill.

bitcoinist02/18 11:03

CFTC Chair Says Crypto Market Structure Bill Nears Final Approval

bitcoinist02/18 11:03

Why Kraken Is Backing Wyoming ‘Trump Accounts’, A Crypto Policy Gamble?

Crypto exchange Kraken has pledged to sponsor "Trump Accounts" for every child born in Wyoming in 2026. These are tax-advantaged savings accounts tied to a federal program that provides a one-time $1,000 contribution from the U.S. Treasury for newborns. Kraken will make an additional contribution, though the amount and form (cash or crypto) remain undisclosed. The move aligns Kraken with Wyoming’s crypto-friendly regulatory environment and signals support for federal policy. It is seen as a strategic effort to strengthen the exchange’s standing in the state and engage with mainstream financial and policy debates, despite potential political implications.

bitcoinist02/18 02:32

Why Kraken Is Backing Wyoming ‘Trump Accounts’, A Crypto Policy Gamble?

bitcoinist02/18 02:32

Crypto super PAC Fairshake moves to unseat Democrats over state crypto votes

Fairshake, a crypto-funded super PAC, is intervening in Democratic House primaries in Illinois, targeting candidates who supported state-level digital asset regulations. Campaign filings reveal the group has booked ads in Illinois’ 7th Congressional District, focusing on state Rep. La Shawn Ford, who voted for a 2025 state law imposing new compliance rules on crypto firms. Fairshake is also reportedly targeting state Sen. Robert Peters for supporting the same legislation. The super PAC criticizes such state rules as "draconian" and argues they create a patchwork of regulations that harm U.S. competitiveness. Backed by major crypto firms like Coinbase and Ripple, Fairshake has a $190 million war chest and is part of a broader national effort to influence the 2026 congressional elections, including spending against critics like Rep. Al Green. This move highlights how state crypto votes are becoming a key issue in federal primaries, amid ongoing debates over federal vs. state oversight of digital assets.

ambcrypto02/17 23:55

Crypto super PAC Fairshake moves to unseat Democrats over state crypto votes

ambcrypto02/17 23:55

Kraken Backs Trump Accounts, Points To Shared Crypto Vision

Kraken, a cryptocurrency exchange, has pledged to fund "Trump Accounts" for every child born in Wyoming in 2026. This initiative supplements a federal savings program named after former President Donald Trump, which provides a $1,000 seed investment from the U.S. Treasury. Kraken's additional contribution amount remains unspecified. The company, which is headquartered in Wyoming, cited the state's favorable crypto regulations as a key reason for the sponsorship. The move blends public policy with corporate funding, raising questions about custody, investment choices, and long-term management. While supporters see it as an innovative way to boost financial opportunity, critics demand greater transparency regarding fees, control, and investment strategy. The announcement occurs amid a broader regulatory easing in the U.S.

bitcoinist02/17 14:31

Kraken Backs Trump Accounts, Points To Shared Crypto Vision