# 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.

PA Illustrated | A Glimpse into Major Web3 Events in February 2026

PANews presents its updated crypto calendar for February 2026, featuring comprehensive coverage, flexible filtering, and easy export options. Key events this month include high-impact macroeconomic and policy developments, major financial disclosures, and significant project updates. Highlights include a White House meeting between banks and crypto companies, the U.S. President’s State of the Union address, and the release of key economic indicators such as January non-farm payroll and CPI data. Companies like Coinbase, Robinhood, and MicroStrategy will report Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings. Several major token unlocks are scheduled, including those from Sui and EigenLayer, totaling over $700 million. Major industry conferences such as Consensus Hong Kong and ETHDenver will also take place. This calendar offers a concise overview of essential Web3 activities for February.

marsbit02/01 02:40

PA Illustrated | A Glimpse into Major Web3 Events in February 2026

marsbit02/01 02:40

Banking and Crypto Leaders Clash Over CLARITY Act Ahead of White House Policy Talks

A high-profile clash between Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon at the World Economic Forum has brought the CLARITY Act into focus. The proposed crypto market structure bill, pending in the Senate, aims to create a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets and clarify the roles of regulators like the SEC and CFTC. Armstrong withdrew Coinbase’s support, arguing the bill could restrict exchanges from offering yield products for stablecoins and limit consumer choice. In contrast, banking executives advocate for stricter regulations on crypto firms offering deposit-like products. The bill faces partisan tensions as it moves to the Senate Banking Committee. In response, the White House will host a policy meeting with bankers and crypto industry representatives to discuss stablecoin regulation and other key issues, aiming to bridge the divide between traditional finance and the digital asset industry.

TheNewsCrypto01/31 07:22

Banking and Crypto Leaders Clash Over CLARITY Act Ahead of White House Policy Talks

TheNewsCrypto01/31 07:22

Weekly Editor's Picks (0124-0130)

Weekly Editor's Picks (0124-0130) by Odaily Planet Daily features in-depth articles from the past week. Key topics include: - **Investing & Startups**: Analysis suggests the silver rally, driven by capital flight, monetary devaluation, and industrial demand, may continue. Silver is seen as having a "Bitcoin moment," transitioning from "poor man's gold" to an industrial necessity. Concerns about a potential COMEX silver delivery failure by March 2026 are highlighted. The tokenization logic of gold (e.g., XAUt) and on-chain silver trading on platforms like Hyperliquid are also discussed. - **Policy & Stablecoins**: The real competition in stablecoin issuance lies in compliance, liquidity, redemption efficiency, and bundled services, not just the technical ability to create a token. - **Ethereum & Scaling**: In an interview, Vitalik Buterin expressed concern about the gap between Ethereum's technical capabilities and its original purpose of building decentralized applications (DeSoc, smarter DAOs). He noted that SocialFi faces structural issues where financial incentives can overwhelm social ones. - **CeFi & DeFi**: A report on on-chain stock perpetual contracts details their mechanisms to handle unique market structures and their role in merging traditional finance with crypto. The Trump family's crypto ventures, which added $1.4 billion to their wealth, are also examined. - **Web3 & AI**: A contrarian view bets against AI's success, arguing that excess production could threaten established power structures, making hard assets a better investment. - **Weekly Recap**: Key events include Bitcoin's drop to ~$81,200, Trump's potential Fed chair nomination, and the US establishing clearer crypto regulations. Gold approached $5,600 and silver hit a record high of $117/oz.

marsbit01/31 04:20

Gold and Silver Experience 'Black Friday' as the Dollar Stages a Dramatic Comeback!

Gold and silver experienced a historic crash on January 30, 2026, with silver plunging over 30% in its largest single-day drop ever, and gold fell more than 9%, marking its worst decline since the early 1980s. Meanwhile, the US dollar surged nearly 0.9%, its biggest gain since July of the previous year. The sell-off was triggered by the news that former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh, known for his hawkish stance, was nominated as the next Fed chair. This eased market concerns about the Fed's politicization and led to a rapid unwinding of dollar short positions. The precious metals market, already in extreme overbought territory with silver up 63% and gold 20% year-to-date, faced a liquidity crisis, accelerated by forced liquidations and profit-taking. Commodity currencies like the AUD and CHF were hit hard. Analysts are divided on whether this is a correction within a bull market or a sign of a broader reversal, with factors like geopolitical tensions and monetary policy shifts under the new Fed leadership being key to watch.

比推01/31 01:54

Gold and Silver Experience 'Black Friday' as the Dollar Stages a Dramatic Comeback!

比推01/31 01:54

What Are Some Promising Paths for Web3 Entrepreneurship in China? (Part 3)

China's Web3 Entrepreneurship: Promising Paths in Digital Collectibles (Part 3) Despite a boom-and-bust cycle from 2021-2022, digital collectibles (the Chinese equivalent of NFTs) remain a viable Web3 startup path in China, provided they operate within strict regulatory boundaries. Key insights include: Policy & Market Context: Regulators prohibit financialization, secondary trading, and speculation but allow digital collectibles focused on cultural content, brand engagement, and copyright authentication. The market has cleared out speculative platforms, leaving operators emphasizing content and long-term user engagement over quick profits. Sustainable Use Cases: 1. Cultural & Tourism Digitization: Digital collectibles serve as digital souvenirs and cultural dissemination tools for museums, heritage sites, and IP owners. 2. Brand Membership Tools: They function as digital credentials for loyalty programs, integrating with rewards, events, and membership tiers. 3. Enterprise Solutions: Permissioned blockchain infrastructure offers brands controlled, auditable, and privacy-compliant digital asset systems. 4. Operational Services: Startups can provide end-to-end services—IP licensing, content curation, and ongoing community engagement—for cultural and commercial projects. Challenges: User perception remains skewed toward speculation, not utility. Brands struggle to integrate digital collectibles into sustainable membership systems, and public blockchain transparency conflicts with commercial data privacy needs. Conclusion: Success requires stable IP partnerships, B2B revenue models (cultural institutions or brands), clear post-issuance value (rights/utility), strict compliance, and long-term operational commitment. This path demands deep industry expertise—not speculative intent.

marsbit01/30 14:30

What Are Some Promising Paths for Web3 Entrepreneurship in China? (Part 3)

marsbit01/30 14:30

U.K. Parliament opens stablecoin inquiry to review new regulations: Details

The U.K. parliament has launched a stablecoin inquiry to review the sector's growth, risks, and regulatory proposals. The House of Lords committee will assess the impact on monetary control and the economy, as well as the global competitiveness of Sterling-backed stablecoins. The Bank of England's proposed rules include a 60/40 reserve model and caps on holdings. Critics argue these may make GBP stablecoins uncompetitive compared to U.S. regulations, which have no caps and allow interest earnings. Currently, Sterling stablecoins represent less than 1% of the market, which is dominated by the U.S. dollar. The inquiry seeks evidence until March 2026, aligning with the U.K.'s goal to finalize regulations by year-end.

ambcrypto01/30 13:17

U.K. Parliament opens stablecoin inquiry to review new regulations: Details

ambcrypto01/30 13:17

President Trump to Announce Fed Chair Friday Morning, Kevin Warsh Expected as Nominee

President Trump is expected to nominate former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair, with an official announcement scheduled for Friday morning. Warsh, who previously served from 2006 to 2011, is currently favored with 93% support on prediction markets. His potential nomination has sparked discussions about his nuanced stance on cryptocurrencies, contrasting with current chair Jerome Powell’s stricter regulatory approach. Warsh has expressed positive views on Bitcoin, calling it "an important asset." However, he is also known for his historically hawkish monetary policy views. The speculation around his appointment coincides with a sharp decline in the crypto market, with Bitcoin down nearly 6% in 24 hours.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 07:39

President Trump to Announce Fed Chair Friday Morning, Kevin Warsh Expected as Nominee

TheNewsCrypto01/30 07:39

Coinbase vs. Wall Street: Who Decides the Next Step of the U.S. Financial System?

Amidst the intensifying conflict between the crypto industry and traditional banking, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is leading a high-stakes battle against Wall Street giants over the proposed Clarity Act. The core dispute centers around whether crypto platforms should be allowed to offer yield on stablecoin holdings—often around 3.5% annually—which banks argue functions similarly to interest-bearing deposits and threatens their deposit base. Armstrong contends that banks should either raise their own rates or enter the stablecoin market themselves, advocating for free-market competition. The clash escalated at Davos, where Armstrong faced direct confrontations with banking leaders like JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon and Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan, who argued crypto firms offering bank-like services should face equivalent regulation. The legislative process has seen delays and intense lobbying, with banks warning of potential deposit outflows while Coinbase mobilizes significant political influence through super PACs and strategic advocacy. As the White House mediates discussions, the outcome of the Clarity Act could redefine the future of financial services, determining whether crypto platforms can operate as bank alternatives or be subjected to stricter banking regulations. Armstrong’s support is now seen as critical to any viable compromise.

marsbit01/30 07:23

Coinbase vs. Wall Street: Who Decides the Next Step of the U.S. Financial System?

marsbit01/30 07:23

DOJ Crypto Unit Closure Sparks Scrutiny Of Deputy AG’s Personal Crypto Stakes

The Justice Department's decision to disband its National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team (NCET) in April 2025 is under scrutiny from six US senators. They are questioning Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche about potential conflicts of interest due to his personal cryptocurrency holdings. The senators, including Mazie Hirono and Elizabeth Warren, demand documents and a full explanation for the unit's closure and whether Blanche's finances influenced the decision. Critics argue the timing of his divestment raises ethical concerns, while supporters claim it was approved by ethics officials. The lawmakers are seeking a detailed timeline and records to ensure federal conflict-of-interest laws were followed.

bitcoinist01/29 22:32

DOJ Crypto Unit Closure Sparks Scrutiny Of Deputy AG’s Personal Crypto Stakes

bitcoinist01/29 22:32

Crypto Market Structure Legislation Clears Senate Agriculture Committee: Here’s What’s Next

The CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill, has advanced through the Senate Agriculture Committee by a narrow 12-11 vote along party lines, with no Democratic support. The legislation aims to grant the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) new authority over the spot trading of digital commodities. However, the bill must still be merged with a separate section from the Senate Banking Committee addressing the SEC's role before it can proceed further. The committee rejected several Democratic amendments during the process. The vote followed failed bipartisan negotiations, with the Republican sponsor citing "fundamental policy disagreements." The bill's path forward remains complex as lawmakers work to reconcile the two sections and determine if bipartisan support can be achieved.

bitcoinist01/29 21:32

Crypto Market Structure Legislation Clears Senate Agriculture Committee: Here’s What’s Next