# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Policy

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Crypto today: Tokenized stocks surge 3000% as U.S. policy shifts to innovation

The article highlights three major trends in the crypto space. First, stablecoins are rapidly evolving from cross-border settlement tools into core domestic payment infrastructure, driven by extremely low transaction fees on networks like Solana and Base. This has led to surging retail usage and integration by major payment processors. Second, a significant shift in U.S. policy is fostering innovation, with improved regulatory coordination between the SEC and CFTC. This environment has fueled explosive growth, with the tokenized stock market surging nearly 3,000% to $1.1 billion. Finally, institutional investment products saw strong weekly inflows of $619 million, though momentum was tempered by macro pressures and profit-taking, indicating a market that is maturing but remains sensitive to broader economic conditions. Bitcoin solidifies its role as a store of value, while regulated stablecoins become the dominant medium of exchange.

ambcrypto03/09 23:02

Crypto today: Tokenized stocks surge 3000% as U.S. policy shifts to innovation

ambcrypto03/09 23:02

SEC Drops Case, CZ Pardoned, Justin Sun Settles: Trump's Crypto Business Gains Momentum

On March 5, Justin Sun reached a $10 million settlement with the SEC to resolve a civil fraud lawsuit, without admitting wrongdoing. This follows a broader trend of regulatory easing under the Trump administration, including the dismissal of the SEC’s case against Binance and the presidential pardon of its founder, CZ. A Reuters analysis reveals that Trump-affiliated crypto ventures, particularly World Liberty Financial’s token and the USD1 stablecoin, have significantly benefited from this regulatory pullback. Trump’s businesses reportedly earned $802 million from crypto in the first half of 2025. USD1, now the sixth-largest stablecoin with $4.4 billion in circulation, has become a key revenue generator. The article highlights a feedback loop: reduced regulatory friction boosts market activity, from which Trump-linked tokenomics directly profit through structured revenue-sharing and distribution advantages. This has raised concerns over potential conflicts of interest, even without evidence of direct coordination. While the broader U.S. crypto market benefits secondarily, the most concentrated gains flow to Trump’s ecosystem.

marsbit03/09 04:31

SEC Drops Case, CZ Pardoned, Justin Sun Settles: Trump's Crypto Business Gains Momentum

marsbit03/09 04:31

Shenzhen Longgang District Plans to Launch Special "Lobster Ten" Policy

Shenzhen's Longgang District is drafting a special policy package, "Ten Measures for OpenClaw" (龙虾十条), to support the development of the open-source AI agent project OpenClaw and One Person Companies (OPCs). The policy aims to position Longgang as a global hub for AI agent entrepreneurship. OpenClaw, a popular local-first AI automation gateway that connects various large models and messaging platforms (like WeChat and DingTalk), allows users to perform tasks via natural language commands. The proposed measures include free deployment services, subsidies for data, hardware (e.g., 30% off AI NAS devices), and model usage (30% reimbursement for calling major domestic LLMs, up to ¥1 million annually). It also offers up to three months of free computing power for new OPCs, rewards for innovative applications (up to ¥2 million), and support for talent (including relocation subsidies, housing, and office space discounts). Additional features include capital investment (up to ¥10 million for early-stage projects), export services, and competitions to attract global developers and individual entrepreneurs. The policy is set to take effect in 2026 for a three-year term.

marsbit03/09 01:41

Shenzhen Longgang District Plans to Launch Special "Lobster Ten" Policy

marsbit03/09 01:41

South Korean Authorities Exclude Stablecoins From Corporate Crypto Investments – Details

South Korean financial regulators, led by the Financial Services Commission (FSC), are preparing to exclude stablecoins like USDT and USDC from the list of cryptocurrencies that publicly listed companies will be allowed to invest in. This decision is based on the country’s Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, which does not recognize stablecoins as legal external payment instruments. Allowing corporate investment in such assets could enable firms to bypass foreign exchange controls by making overseas payments directly via blockchain. The new guidelines will initially permit investments only in the top 20 non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies by market cap, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, with exposure potentially capped at 5% of a company’s capital. This marks a shift from South Korea’s earlier restrictive stance on corporate crypto trading, reflecting a gradual reopening of the market to institutional participants under tighter oversight.

bitcoinist03/08 21:03

South Korean Authorities Exclude Stablecoins From Corporate Crypto Investments – Details

bitcoinist03/08 21:03

Florida Passes First State-Level Stablecoin Bill — Crypto CLARITY Act Next?

In a significant move for the crypto industry, the Florida State Senate has passed Senate Bill 314 (SB314), establishing the first state-level regulatory framework for stablecoins in the U.S. The bill, which has also passed the House and is expected to be signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, aims to regulate payment stablecoin issuers by aligning with federal guidelines, including consumer protections and financial stability rules. It revises existing money laundering controls to include stablecoins, requires issuers to be licensed, and clarifies that certain stablecoins are not securities. This development occurs as broader federal crypto legislation continues to face challenges.

bitcoinist03/08 10:49

Florida Passes First State-Level Stablecoin Bill — Crypto CLARITY Act Next?

bitcoinist03/08 10:49

Crypto Gets A Boost In Trump’s New National Cyber Strategy

President Trump's new national cyber strategy includes a brief but significant mention of cryptocurrency and blockchain, framing them as technologies the government must "protect and secure." The document directs agencies to both bolster security around these systems and disrupt criminal uses, such as money laundering. Industry observers view the inclusion as a symbolic step that brings blockchain into federal cyber planning for the first time, though some caution it may also justify stricter enforcement. The strategy aligns crypto with other tech priorities like AI and quantum computing. While the immediate practical impact may be limited, the recognition could shift internal government priorities, potentially leading to more resources for securing blockchain infrastructure and industry partnerships. The move represents formal acknowledgment rather than a policy overhaul, leaving agencies to determine its ultimate significance for innovation and enforcement.

bitcoinist03/08 02:01

Crypto Gets A Boost In Trump’s New National Cyber Strategy

bitcoinist03/08 02:01

Vancouver Mayor’s Bitcoin Reserve Dream Hits Legal Wall

Vancouver city staff have recommended that Mayor Ken Sim's Bitcoin motion be dropped, citing that Bitcoin is not an allowable investment asset under the Vancouver Charter. The motion, passed in December 2024, aimed to explore accepting BTC payments and creating a Bitcoin reserve for city funds. However, provincial legislation does not recognize cryptocurrency as a valid payment method or permitted reserve asset. Staff have advised concluding the initiative to align with legal and financial priorities. The council will review the recommendation on March 10, forcing Mayor Sim to decide whether to defend or abandon his proposal.

bitcoinist03/06 19:02

Vancouver Mayor’s Bitcoin Reserve Dream Hits Legal Wall

bitcoinist03/06 19:02

U.S. Crypto Reserves Shrink by 26%: No 'Strategy' for Purchases, Only Shrinking 'Reserves'

A year after former US President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" and a "US Digital Asset Reserve," the value of the US government's cryptocurrency holdings has fallen by 26%, from over $30 billion to approximately $22.39 billion. The reserves, which consist primarily of seized assets and are not involve new purchases, include about 328,272 Bitcoin (valued at roughly $22 billion), as well as Ethereum, USDC, wrapped Bitcoin, and BNB. The government has not increased its Bitcoin holdings since the order was issued and has no plans to use taxpayer funds for additional acquisitions. Officials emphasize that market volatility does not change the administration's commitment to US leadership in crypto, but critics warn that a lack of transparency and a clear framework could distort markets and erode public trust.

比推03/06 12:48

U.S. Crypto Reserves Shrink by 26%: No 'Strategy' for Purchases, Only Shrinking 'Reserves'

比推03/06 12:48

IRS proposes electronic crypto tax forms, but what about the staking tax issue?

The U.S. Treasury and IRS have proposed requiring crypto brokers to use electronic delivery for tax forms by default, eliminating the costly and burdensome practice of mailing paper copies. This aims to streamline tax reporting for exchanges with large user bases. However, a major unresolved issue remains the double taxation of crypto staking rewards. Currently, the IRS treats staking rewards as taxable income upon receipt and also applies capital gains tax when the assets are later sold at a profit. Lawmaker Mike Carey is urging the IRS to review and resolve this issue to prevent driving investors to more lenient offshore jurisdictions. The IRS has indicated it will brief lawmakers on its ongoing review of staking tax treatment.

ambcrypto03/06 09:45

IRS proposes electronic crypto tax forms, but what about the staking tax issue?

ambcrypto03/06 09:45

Hyperliquid Policy Center Maps Out Multi-Year Agenda, CEO Sets 3 Key Goals

Jake Chervinsky, CEO of the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC), has outlined a multi-year policy agenda to reshape DeFi regulation in the U.S. The independent research and advocacy organization aims to promote clear rules for decentralized finance, focusing on expanding lawful U.S. access to decentralized perpetual derivatives markets and protecting open-source developers from being misclassified as financial intermediaries. HPC is actively supporting the CLARITY Act to include explicit protections for DeFi builders. Chervinsky highlighted three key goals: establishing CFTC and SEC pathways for legal trading of commodity and equity perpetuals on decentralized platforms like Hyperliquid, and securing passage of the CLARITY Act with strong developer safeguards.

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

Hyperliquid Policy Center Maps Out Multi-Year Agenda, CEO Sets 3 Key Goals

bitcoinist03/05 23:02

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