# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Policy

Crypto jumps on U.S. CPI data as Trump urges Powell to cut interest rates

The latest U.S. CPI data showed annual inflation steady at 2.7% in December, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates later in 2026. Core CPI rose 2.6% year-over-year, indicating persistent but stable underlying inflation. Shelter costs remained a key driver, rising 0.4% monthly. Following the report, the crypto market added roughly $27 billion, with Bitcoin climbing above $91,000. Former President Trump urged the Fed to cut rates, citing strong economic conditions. Stable inflation near the Fed’s target supports the case for eventual monetary easing, improving liquidity and benefiting risk assets like cryptocurrencies.

ambcrypto01/13 17:02

Stablecoin Panic? Professor Says Banks Are Chasing Myths, Not Facts

Columbia Business School professor Omid Malekan challenges five banking industry myths about stablecoin yields, arguing that concerns holding up market structure legislation are unsubstantiated. He refutes claims that stablecoins automatically drain bank deposits or harm lending, noting that reserves are often held in Treasuries and bank accounts, which can support banking activity. Malekan emphasizes that the core issue is who captures the interest on reserve assets—banks or crypto issuers. As the Senate Banking Committee prepares to mark up a bill, community banks push to restrict yield-sharing with stablecoin users, warning of deposit flight, while negotiations continue over potential compromises.

bitcoinist01/13 13:31

US Fed Chair Jerome Powell Gets Global Support, No Rate Cut Likely

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has received strong backing from global central bankers, including the heads of the Bank of England, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Canada. They emphasized the importance of central bank independence for economic stability. This support comes amid ongoing tension with former President Donald Trump over interest rate policies. According to market predictions, there is a 94.5% chance the Fed will not cut rates in the upcoming January meeting. The last rate cut occurred in December 2025, reducing the lending rate to 3.5%-3.75%. Powell has stated that recent legal scrutiny may be an attempt to undermine the Fed’s independence.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 12:47

The Final Seat on the Fed Chair Candidate List: What Is Rick Rieder's Stance on Crypto?

Former US President Trump is set to interview Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s Global Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income, as the fourth and final candidate to potentially replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The shortlist also includes former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, and Fed Governor Christopher Waller. A decision is expected in January. Rieder, a longtime fixed-income expert with over 17 years at BlackRock, has publicly expressed pro-crypto views since 2020. He has described Bitcoin as a durable asset with long-term value, comparing it to gold and endorsing its role in hedging against currency devaluation. He has also disclosed personal Bitcoin holdings and led BlackRock’s early moves into Bitcoin futures and its successful spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). If selected, Rieder could bring a more crypto-friendly stance to the Fed. He has advocated for significant rate cuts to around 3%, which may benefit risk assets like crypto. His influence could encourage further institutional adoption and support developments in tokenization, stablecoins, and DeFi. As of the latest Polymarket data, Rieder’s probability of becoming Fed chair is low at 7%, though it recently increased by 6%. The frontrunners remain Warsh (40%) and Hassett (38%). If chosen, Rieder would still require Senate confirmation—a process that could take months.

Odaily星球日报01/13 12:19

Cardano Founder: Trump's Policy Alienated Half the Country from Cryptocurrencies

RBK-crypto01/13 11:13

TKF Report Highlights Uncollected TDS in India from Offshore VDA Trading

A TKF Report titled "Taxation of Digital Assets in India" highlights significant uncollected TDS from offshore cryptocurrency exchange platforms, estimated at approximately ₹11,000 crore since July 2022. Of this, ₹4,877 crore pertains to the last year alone, indicating a major shift of Indian trading activity beyond the nation’s taxation framework. The Bharat Web3 Association shared the report, emphasizing that regulatory arbitrage and uneven enforcement are causing sustained revenue leakage. In contrast, the Indian government collected ₹158 crore in FY22-23, ₹180 crore in FY23-24, and around ₹450 crore in FY24-25 from domestic platforms. CoinDCX CEO Sumit Gupta previously suggested key policy changes, including reducing TDS to 0.01%, aligning capital gains tax with income slabs, and allowing loss offsetting to encourage onshore platform usage and ensure tax equity.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:12

After 160 Trillion Won Outflow, 3,500 Listed Companies Enter the Market

South Korea has officially ended its seven-year ban on institutional cryptocurrency investment, marking a significant regulatory shift. Starting January 12, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) now allows listed companies and professional investors—approximately 3,500 entities—to allocate up to 5% of their equity into the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. This move addresses a long-standing contradiction: while South Korea has one of the world's most active retail crypto markets, institutions were previously barred from participation. The policy change is a pragmatic response to massive capital outflows, with over 160 trillion won (roughly $1.1 trillion) moved to overseas crypto exchanges by 2025. This exodus stifled local platforms and created regulatory blind spots. The reform is part of a broader strategy to integrate crypto into the formal financial system, including plans for spot crypto ETFs. The focus has shifted from blocking institutional access to creating a regulated, compliant pathway for participation. Cryptocurrencies are now being recognized as a manageable and legitimate asset class within Korea’s financial framework.

marsbit01/13 01:32

Crypto Morning Brief: WLFI Launches Lending Market, BitMine Plans to Slow ETH Accumulation

Crypto Briefing: Market Dynamics: Multiple institutions, including Citi and Goldman Sachs, have revised their forecasts, pushing the earliest expected Fed rate cuts to June 2024. Former Fed chairs have voiced support for Chair Powell amid an unprecedented criminal investigation. The new CFTC Chairman has rebranded a committee to focus on digital assets and AI, appointing leaders from Polymarket and Gemini. Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced an "NYC Token" to combat antisemitism, though details are scarce. Dubai has banned privacy coins and tightened stablecoin regulations. South Korea has lifted its ban, now allowing corporations to invest up to 5% of equity in top-20 cryptocurrencies. Key Developments: Trump-affiliated project WLFI (World Liberty Financial) has launched a lending market powered by Dolomite, supporting ETH, USDT, and its own tokens. Standard Chartered plans to establish a crypto custody brokerage service. Custodian BitGo has filed for a US IPO seeking up to $201M. ETH treasury firm BitMine warned it may slow its accumulation of Ethereum if shareholders do not approve a proposal to issue new shares this week.

marsbit01/13 01:19

Ripple presses SEC to lock in XRP’s post-lawsuit status

Ripple has formally requested the SEC's Crypto Task Force to adopt a legal framework that would exempt tokens like XRP from securities law once the original fundraising obligations end. The company argues that securities regulations should only apply during the initial sale where a direct legal relationship exists between issuer and buyer, not to secondary market trading. This approach aims to prevent what Ripple calls the "zombie promise" problem, where outdated issuer statements bind later buyers. Instead, mature crypto markets should be governed by commodity-style rules. The proposal aligns with Ripple's ongoing legal defense against the SEC's claim that XRP is a security. The timing is significant as U.S. crypto regulation evolves, with Congress preparing new legislation and the SEC shifting toward formal rulemaking. If adopted, this framework could permanently exclude XRP and similar tokens from SEC securities oversight.

ambcrypto01/12 18:41

South Korea Plans to End Corporate Crypto Ban With 5% Equity Cap

South Korea is set to lift its ban on corporate cryptocurrency investments, a policy in place since 2017. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) will allow listed companies and professional investors to allocate up to 5% of their equity to crypto assets, with final guidelines expected by January or February. Investments will be restricted to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap and must be conducted through the country's top five exchanges. This move could inject significant capital into the market and accelerate developments like a national stablecoin initiative and spot Bitcoin ETFs. The policy aligns with South Korea's broader digital finance strategy, which includes exploring CBDCs and a licensing framework for stablecoin issuers.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 10:26