# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Regulation

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Do Stablecoins Really Count as Cash? After the Genius Act, Accounting Standards for Stablecoins May Be Adjusted

The U.S. Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has added two crypto-related projects to its 2026 agenda: whether certain stablecoins can be classified as cash equivalents, and how to account for transfers of crypto assets. This follows the passage of the Genius Act, a regulatory framework for stablecoins, and reflects ongoing political support for the crypto industry from the Trump administration. FASB’s move aims to address accounting grey areas, such as when to derecognize crypto assets and how to treat wrapped tokens. These issues impact financial transparency, risk disclosure, and comparability for investors. Although FASB introduced fair-value accounting rules for crypto in 2023, significant gaps remain, particularly around the definition and treatment of stablecoins. Some critics argue the agenda is politically motivated rather than driven by widespread corporate adoption. However, as the Genius Act takes effect in 2027, stablecoin usage is expected to grow, increasing the urgency for clearer accounting guidance. FASB Chair Rich Jones emphasized the importance of defining what does—and does not—qualify as a cash equivalent. The SEC has also acknowledged the difficulty of applying existing accounting frameworks to crypto assets.

marsbit01/05 04:12

Do Stablecoins Really Count as Cash? After the Genius Act, Accounting Standards for Stablecoins May Be Adjusted

marsbit01/05 04:12

Crypto Morning Brief: Meme Coins Rally, Michael Saylor Releases Bitcoin Tracker Info

In the latest crypto market update, meme tokens are experiencing a rally, while MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor hints at further Bitcoin purchases by sharing a Bitcoin Tracker update. Key developments include an economist predicting five Fed rate cuts in 2026 due to a potential U.S. unemployment surge, and reports of major U.S. newspapers withholding news of a secret operation in Venezuela. Trump Media sees a rise in short positions ahead of a potential merger, and his family’s crypto project WLFI passes a proposal to boost USD1 adoption. Flow network resumes full operations post-outage, and Ranger announces an ICO on Solana. PwC increases its crypto focus amid U.S. regulatory shifts, and SlowMist warns of a critical vulnerability in HitBTC. Blue Origin now accepts Ethereum for space travel payments, and a major $1.8B crypto money laundering case is uncovered in Shanghai.

marsbit01/05 01:27

Crypto Morning Brief: Meme Coins Rally, Michael Saylor Releases Bitcoin Tracker Info

marsbit01/05 01:27

Matrixport Research: 2026 May Be the Year of High Volatility Pricing, Event Windows Determine Outcomes

Matrixport Research: 2026 is projected to be a year of high volatility pricing, driven by a convergence of macro and crypto-specific catalysts. Key factors include the U.S. Federal Reserve leadership transition, weakening employment trends, election-year policy uncertainty, and recurring government shutdown risks. These will amplify cross-asset volatility, particularly around monthly CPI and jobs data, FOMC meetings with updated economic projections (SEP), and fiscal deadlines. Concurrently, the crypto market will face its own high-impact events: the full implementation of the EU’s MiCA regulatory framework, major protocol upgrades (such as Ethereum’s “Glamsterdam”), the Mt. Gox repayment deadline (October 31, 2026), and the approaching Bitcoin halving (approx. 15 months later). These events may trigger significant short-term price movements. The market is expected to experience range-bound, event-driven dynamics rather than sustained directional trends. Success will depend on active risk and exposure management around critical event windows rather than passive positioning. Structural opportunities may emerge, especially late in the year, as multiple variables converge, creating potential repricing opportunities.

marsbit01/04 07:59

Matrixport Research: 2026 May Be the Year of High Volatility Pricing, Event Windows Determine Outcomes

marsbit01/04 07:59

When War Is Settled Before the News: How Prediction Markets 'Priced' Maduro's Capture Six Days in Advance

"Prediction markets, particularly Polymarket, demonstrated their ability to forecast major geopolitical events ahead of official announcements, as illustrated by the fictional yet plausible account of insider trading prior to the U.S. military operation that captured Venezuelan President Maduro in early January 2026. According to the article, several anonymous accounts on Polymarket placed large bets days before the actual event, with one address initiating trades as early as December 27, 2025—six days before the operation occurred. These insiders, likely individuals with access to classified U.S. government or military intelligence, collectively profited over $630,000. The piece highlights how Polymarket’s structure—anonymous, non-KYC, and crypto-settled—enables such trades with minimal risk of exposure. While prediction markets can serve as decentralized early-warning systems for the public, they also raise serious concerns about national security and insider trading. The incident may prompt stricter U.S. regulatory measures, such as the proposed 'Predictive Markets Integrity Act,' aimed at preventing officials from trading on non-public information. The tension between market transparency and state secrecy underscores a growing challenge: when prediction markets outpace official narratives, they risk disrupting traditional information control and operational security."

Odaily星球日报01/04 07:44

When War Is Settled Before the News: How Prediction Markets 'Priced' Maduro's Capture Six Days in Advance

Odaily星球日报01/04 07:44

SEC Loses Its Strongest Crypto Skeptic as Commissioner Steps Down

Caroline Crenshaw, a long-serving SEC Commissioner and the agency's most vocal crypto skeptic, stepped down on January 2, 2026. Her departure leaves the SEC with only three Republican commissioners for the first time in years. Crenshaw consistently opposed crypto-related approvals, including spot Bitcoin ETFs, citing investor protection concerns. With her absence, the main internal opposition to crypto is gone, and the remaining commissioners may be more open to crypto-friendly decisions. The SEC now awaits Senate confirmation of a new Democratic commissioner, while current leadership prioritizes crypto regulation.

TheNewsCrypto01/03 15:06

SEC Loses Its Strongest Crypto Skeptic as Commissioner Steps Down

TheNewsCrypto01/03 15:06

XRP exchange supply hits 8-year low – Rally setup or false hope?

XRP exchange supply has dropped to 1.6 billion tokens, an 8-year low, reducing immediate sell pressure and signaling a shift toward long-term holding. Despite routine escrow releases, Ripple consistently re-locks most tokens, minimizing net new supply. This structural change supports price stability below $2 and reduces downside risk, but a sustained rally requires increased demand, regulatory clarity, and favorable market conditions. Key factors like the CLARITY Act, ETF speculation, and broader crypto trends will influence XRP's direction in the coming weeks.

ambcrypto01/03 08:12

XRP exchange supply hits 8-year low – Rally setup or false hope?

ambcrypto01/03 08:12

Coinbase Executive Backs CLARITY Act Delay Amid Crypto Frustration

Coinbase executive John D'Agostino supports the CLARITY Act's delay, emphasizing that the comprehensive market structure legislation requires careful consideration due to its foundational role in regulating digital assets. Unlike the simpler GENIUS Act passed earlier, the CLARITY Act involves defining jurisdictional boundaries, compliance standards, and oversight across multiple regulators, which takes time but is crucial for long-term industry growth. Despite causing frustration and contributing to capital outflows, the delay is seen as necessary to avoid future regulatory confusion. The White House has signaled potential progress in January, aiming to curb talent migration and provide clarity. While the act may not immediately impact markets like Bitcoin's price, its proper implementation is prioritized over haste, with potential to reshape U.S. digital asset operations for decades.

TheNewsCrypto01/03 06:49

Coinbase Executive Backs CLARITY Act Delay Amid Crypto Frustration

TheNewsCrypto01/03 06:49

"South Korea's Buffett" Plans to Acquire Korbit, Will South Korea's Fourth Largest Exchange Stage a Comeback?

South Korean financial giant Mirae Asset Group, led by chairman Park Hyeon-joo (known as the "Korean Buffett"), is in the process of acquiring a majority stake in Korbit, the country’s fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange. The deal, valued between 70 million and 100 million USD, involves shares held by major stakeholders NXC (60.5%) and SK Planet (31.5%). Korbit, one of Korea’s earliest crypto exchanges, has seen its market share shrink to less than 1%, far behind dominant players Upbit and Bithumb. Despite a return to profitability in 2024, the exchange has faced years of losses and regulatory penalties, including a recent fine for compliance violations. The acquisition is seen as a strategic move by Mirae Asset to enter the digital asset space amid tightening regulations and intense competition. If completed, the deal could signal greater integration between traditional finance and crypto in Korea, though regulatory hurdles and market dominance by larger exchanges remain significant challenges.

marsbit01/03 03:40

"South Korea's Buffett" Plans to Acquire Korbit, Will South Korea's Fourth Largest Exchange Stage a Comeback?

marsbit01/03 03:40

Crypto Hack Losses Fell 60% In December, New Data Shows

According to PeckShield, losses from crypto hacks dropped by approximately 60% in December, falling to around $76 million from $194 million in November. This decline was attributed to fewer large-scale exploits, though significant incidents still occurred. The month saw roughly 26 major attacks, with the largest being a $50 million address poisoning scam. Other notable losses included a $27 million multi-signature wallet breach due to a private key leak, a $7 million Trust Wallet exploit, and a $3.9 million issue involving the Flow protocol. Despite the overall reduction, experts caution that threats like scams and technical vulnerabilities persist, with human error remaining a major risk factor.

bitcoinist01/03 02:36

Crypto Hack Losses Fell 60% In December, New Data Shows

bitcoinist01/03 02:36

What BlackRock, JPMorgan, and 12 Other Giants Say About the Crypto Industry in 2026...

Wall Street giants and major crypto institutions, managing approximately $22 trillion in assets, have released their 2026 outlook for the crypto industry. Key themes include regulation, stablecoins, AI integration, and privacy. BlackRock highlights that stablecoins may challenge government monetary control, especially in emerging markets. Coinbase sees AI and crypto convergence as a fundamental shift, driving demand for privacy tokens like Zcash and Monero. Fidelity predicts more nations will adopt Bitcoin as reserve assets, following countries like Brazil. JPMorgan expects significant industry growth despite a market cap decline, aided by favorable U.S. regulations. a16z foresees AI agents revolutionizing payments and banking, with privacy becoming a major competitive advantage. DefiLlama and partners note that regulatory clarity, including the U.S. Genius Act and E.U.’s MiCA, will boost stablecoin adoption. Galaxy Digital is bullish on Bitcoin, predicting it could reach $250,000 by 2027, and expects privacy token market cap to exceed $100 billion. VanEck anticipates consolidation rather than a boom or crash, while Pantera Capital sees U.S. crypto policy moving from uncertainty to enforcement. OKX Ventures expects more real-world assets, like gold and stocks, to be tokenized. Silicon Valley Bank predicts increased VC funding in institutional crypto products and more mergers between fintech and crypto firms. 21Shares forecasts crypto ETF assets surpassing $400 billion, and TRM Labs envisions a more regulated, mature market with heightened national security focus on blockchain.

比推01/02 21:17

What BlackRock, JPMorgan, and 12 Other Giants Say About the Crypto Industry in 2026...

比推01/02 21:17

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