# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Policy

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Bitcoin Policy Institute and Partners Launch Empirical Study on Financial Privacy

The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI), Fedi, and Cornell University's Brooks School Tech Policy Institute have launched a two-year empirical study to examine how Americans perceive financial privacy, the trade-offs they are willing to make, and how policy influences user behavior and developer decisions. The research combines nationwide surveys with qualitative interviews and aims to provide data-driven insights into privacy, security, and regulatory issues in digital finance. The first report is expected in April 2026, with findings intended to inform policymakers, developers, and the public. The study arises amid growing concerns over data privacy and increased regulatory scrutiny of privacy-focused tools in the cryptocurrency industry.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 14:29

Bitcoin Policy Institute and Partners Launch Empirical Study on Financial Privacy

TheNewsCrypto01/22 14:29

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

US President Donald Trump is reportedly seeking to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook before her term ends in 2038, a move the US Supreme Court warns could undermine the central bank's independence and trigger an economic crisis. This follows similar threats against Fed Chair Jerome Powell, whom Trump previously targeted for not cutting interest rates. For the crypto market, these developments are critical as they influence expectations around rate cuts. While lower rates could boost cryptocurrency prices, the Fed's current stance remains focused on balancing inflation and growth, with little indication of imminent cuts. The outcome of these conflicts may significantly impact crypto market volatility.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:26

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:26

India’s $5T crypto volume vs. policy silence: Why Budget 2026 is a ‘make or break’ moment

India, a $4+ trillion economy with an estimated 100 million crypto users, remains in policy limbo regarding digital assets. While cryptocurrency trading is legal, it is heavily taxed (30% on profits and 1% TDS) and monitored, yet lacks a clear regulatory framework. This uncertainty has led to a significant portion of trading activity moving offshore, with recent estimates showing Indian users generated nearly $5 trillion in volume on foreign exchanges between October 2024 and October 2025. Experts warn that continued hesitation risks capital flight and undermines India’s potential to lead in the emerging digital asset economy, making the 2026 budget a critical turning point.

ambcrypto01/22 12:02

India’s $5T crypto volume vs. policy silence: Why Budget 2026 is a ‘make or break’ moment

ambcrypto01/22 12:02

Crypto Market Sighs Relief After Trump Drops EU Tariff Threats

U.S. President Donald Trump reversed his earlier stance by announcing he will not impose tariffs on eight European nations, bringing relief to financial markets. The crypto market responded positively, with its global market cap rising 0.31% to $3.04 trillion. Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB saw slight recoveries, with BTC trading at $89,870.96 and ETH at $3,013.23. U.S. stock markets, including the Nasdaq and S&P 500, also rebounded with gains of 1.3% and 1.2%, respectively. The announcement came alongside ongoing discussions regarding Greenland and signals from the Federal Reserve that interest rates may remain unchanged until at least March 2026.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 07:16

Crypto Market Sighs Relief After Trump Drops EU Tariff Threats

TheNewsCrypto01/22 07:16

Solana Policy Institute President’s Top Priorities For CLARITY Act And Latest Update On The Bill

Kristin Smith, President of the Solana Policy Institute, discussed the CLARITY Act, a key crypto market structure bill, emphasizing the need to protect open-source developers. Despite a recent delay in the bill’s markup, she expressed optimism due to strong bipartisan support and ongoing industry engagement. Smith highlighted the importance of creating a regulatory framework that safeguards consumers, fosters innovation, and provides legal certainty. She raised concerns about the prosecution of developers like Roman Storm of Tornado Cash, warning that criminalizing open-source code threatens innovation and free expression. Smith called for clear policies distinguishing lawful developers from bad actors. Meanwhile, Solana’s SOL traded at $130.33, down 11% over the week.

bitcoinist01/22 06:02

Solana Policy Institute President’s Top Priorities For CLARITY Act And Latest Update On The Bill

bitcoinist01/22 06:02

SEC Crypto Task Force Receives New Submissions on Self-Custody and DeFi Rules

The U.S. SEC Crypto Task Force has received two new public submissions addressing key regulatory issues in digital assets, including self-custody rights and DeFi oversight. One submission, referencing Louisiana’s HB 488 law, advocates for federal crypto market regulations that include registration requirements, transparency, and anti-fraud measures, while cautioning against overly broad exemptions. Another, from the Blockchain Association, requests SEC guidance on whether entities involved in tokenized equity and DeFi trading should be classified as dealers under the Securities Exchange Act, suggesting adaptations to traditional broker-dealer frameworks for smart contract-based trading. These inputs come amid ongoing congressional negotiations on the CLARITY Act, which seeks to clarify digital asset regulations, with industry stakeholders actively engaging in the debate around investor protection and innovation.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:05

SEC Crypto Task Force Receives New Submissions on Self-Custody and DeFi Rules

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:05

US Treasury Secretary Discusses Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Plans As Price Crashes Below $90,000

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the termination of all government sales of seized Bitcoin, announcing instead that such assets will be added to the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve established last year. This policy shift aims to support digital asset innovation and maintain federal control over confiscated cryptocurrencies. However, the announcement failed to prevent a sharp market decline, with Bitcoin dropping nearly $5,800 and falling below $90,000. The broader crypto market lost approximately $215 billion in capitalization amid geopolitical tensions triggered by former President Trump’s proposed tariffs on the EU. Analysts warn that Bitcoin must hold above $89,000 to avoid further downward pressure.

bitcoinist01/20 23:02

US Treasury Secretary Discusses Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Plans As Price Crashes Below $90,000

bitcoinist01/20 23:02

Trump's First Year in Office: Memorable Moments and Controversies

Donald Trump's first year in office (2026) was marked by a controversial foray into cryptocurrency. Shortly before his inauguration, a mysterious wallet purchased a newly created token, $TRUMP, just hours before he publicly announced it. The token's price skyrocketed, allowing early insiders to profit over $100 million, while 810,000 wallets, many belonging to new investors, lost a total of $2 billion. His family then launched "World Liberty Financial," a DeFi platform where they held a 60% stake, generating hundreds of millions from token sales and stablecoin interest. This created a system of "access capitalism," where investments bought proximity to power. Concurrently, Trump's administration dismantled regulatory oversight. The SEC chairman was replaced, numerous crypto lawsuits were dropped, and a key Justice Department crypto enforcement team was dissolved, clearing the path for his ventures. He also issued controversial pardons to convicted crypto figures like Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road) and Changpeng Zhao (Binance), while denying clemency to those who donated to Democrats, creating a clear "price list" for pardons. The article argues this constitutes a legalized, industrialized form of corruption, where rules are designed by the same people who profit from them. The system is not hidden but operates transparently on the blockchain, turning what Trump once called "air" into a multi-billion dollar enterprise, with ordinary investors acting as the fuel.

marsbit01/20 05:35

Trump's First Year in Office: Memorable Moments and Controversies

marsbit01/20 05:35

US Dollar At Risk? Stablecoin Yield Ban Gives Digital Yuan The Upper Hand: Scaramucci

Anthony Scaramucci warns that a proposed US ban on paying yield to stablecoin holders, as part of the Clarity Act, could undermine the dollar's global competitiveness. He argues this restriction makes dollar-linked digital payment systems less attractive compared to China's digital yuan, which is moving to pay interest on wallets. The bill has divided industry players, with banks supporting the measure to protect deposits and crypto firms opposing it, fearing it will drive users to alternatives offering returns. China's decision to allow interest on its digital currency aims to boost adoption. Scaramucci emphasizes that emerging economies may favor the digital yuan's yield-bearing system for trade and payments, posing a strategic challenge to the dollar's dominance.

bitcoinist01/19 13:32

US Dollar At Risk? Stablecoin Yield Ban Gives Digital Yuan The Upper Hand: Scaramucci