# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Regulation

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Regulation", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Dragonfly’s Haseeb Qureshi Unveils His Crypto Predictions For 2026

Dragonfly partner Haseeb Qureshi shared his 2026 crypto predictions, expecting surprises both positive and negative. He forecasts Bitcoin exceeding $150K by year-end, but with decreasing dominance, and a moderate altcoin rebound without a true "alt season." He anticipates underperformance from newer fintech chains like Tempo and Robinhood Chain, while Ethereum and Solana overdeliver. More Fortune 100 companies, especially in banking, will launch blockchains, with Avalanche and modular stacks like OP and ZK standing out. A major tech firm may launch or acquire a crypto wallet. In DeFi, perp DEXs will consolidate around three major venues, and equity perps will grow significantly. Stablecoin supply will expand by ~60%, with USD remaining dominant, though USDT's share may drop to ~55%. Stablecoin-backed cards will see explosive growth, especially in emerging markets. US crypto legislation may pass after negotiations, but with industry buyer’s remorse. Prediction markets will grow rapidly, led by Polymarket, while most competitors fail. AI use in crypto will remain limited to engineering and security, with no meaningful agent-to-agent payments. Privacy solutions like Zcash may see some adoption, but overall, 2026 will largely continue existing trends.

bitcoinist12/30 14:39

Dragonfly’s Haseeb Qureshi Unveils His Crypto Predictions For 2026

bitcoinist12/30 14:39

As the Yuan Breaks 7, Why Is the Dollar Stablecoin USDT Trading at a Deep Discount?

The Chinese yuan (CNH) broke through the key 7.0 per dollar level in late December 2025, reaching its strongest point since Q3 2024. Concurrently, the USDT stablecoin experienced a rare and significant discount in its over-the-counter (OTC) price in China, falling to around 6.83 yuan—a negative premium of approximately 2.48% against the official exchange rate. This divergence is attributed to two main factors. First, a major external driver is the weakening US dollar. The dollar index fell 9% in 2025, its worst performance in eight years, driven by expectations of a more dovish Federal Reserve under new leadership and a reassessment of the "US exceptionalism" trade. This provided room for non-US currencies like the yuan to appreciate. Second, and more critically for USDT, was a significant regulatory crackdown in China. In early December 2025, Chinese regulators explicitly brought stablecoins like USDT under supervision to combat illegal cross-border capital flows and money laundering. This caused OTC traders to pause operations and many holders to panic-sell their USDT for yuan, creating a surge in supply and a collapse in demand that severely depressed its local price. Analysts conclude that the era of a perpetually strong dollar providing one-way gains is over. Market participants are now advised to move away from betting on unilateral currency moves and instead adopt a risk-neutral stance in a new environment of heightened volatility.

比推12/30 14:25

As the Yuan Breaks 7, Why Is the Dollar Stablecoin USDT Trading at a Deep Discount?

比推12/30 14:25

2025 Global Crypto Regulatory Map: The Dawn of the Co-optation Era, The Year Crypto and TradFi Converged

The year 2025 marks a pivotal turning point for global crypto regulation, shifting from a period of "wild growth" to the beginning of an era of institutional "incorporation." This transition is characterized by a fundamental change in regulatory logic across major economies, moving crypto from the fringes into the mainstream financial system. In the U.S., a significant policy reversal occurred with the new administration. The SEC ended its aggressive enforcement-based approach under new leadership, and the passage of the GENIUS Act established a federal framework for stablecoins, granting holders priority claims in case of issuer bankruptcy. The U.S. also officially recognized Bitcoin as a strategic national asset. The EU fully implemented its MiCA framework, creating a unified regulatory landscape with high compliance costs that forced smaller players out of the market. It also exhibited "monetary protectionism" by imposing strict limits on non-euro stablecoins. Hong Kong adopted an aggressive strategy, enacting its Stablecoin Ordinance and positioning itself as a hub for institutional-grade asset clearing and RWA tokenization, creating a unique bridge between Chinese and international capital. Japan signaled a major shift by proposing to drastically reduce crypto taxation from 55% to 20%, aligning it with stocks, in an effort to reclaim its position in Asian crypto finance. The overarching theme of 2025 is "incorporation." Regulators are no longer trying to eliminate crypto but are instead systematically integrating it into the existing financial landscape under clear, auditable rules. This has triggered a massive reshuffling in the stablecoin sector, which sits at the intersection of Crypto and TradFi (Traditional Finance). The market is splitting into compliant, "whitelisted" stablecoins for payments and a parallel ecosystem of crypto-native stablecoins focused on decentralization. The conclusion is clear: compliance is not the end goal but a necessary gateway for Web3 to access trillion-dollar markets. The key challenge for participants is to discern between temporary noise and the foundational changes that will shape the future.

marsbit12/30 14:00

2025 Global Crypto Regulatory Map: The Dawn of the Co-optation Era, The Year Crypto and TradFi Converged

marsbit12/30 14:00

South Korea Crypto Bill Stalls Amid Stablecoin Rule Disputes

South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act, a key piece of cryptocurrency legislation, has been delayed into next year due to a policy deadlock among regulators. The primary disagreement centers on stablecoin regulations, specifically over which entities should be permitted to issue them. The Bank of Korea advocates for banks to be the primary, if not exclusive, issuers to protect monetary stability. In contrast, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) opposes rigid rules that could exclude non-bank fintech companies, arguing it would stifle competition and innovation. Further tensions exist over the oversight structure for these assets. Despite this regulatory slowdown, the country shows signs of a broader crypto thaw, including lifted investment restrictions for venture capital firms and Binance's re-entry into the market.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 13:24

South Korea Crypto Bill Stalls Amid Stablecoin Rule Disputes

TheNewsCrypto12/30 13:24

BlackRock’s BUIDL Crosses $2B in Assets as Tokenized Finance Gains Momentum

BlackRock's tokenized money market fund, BUIDL, has surpassed $2 billion in assets under management and distributed over $100 million in cumulative dividends, marking a significant milestone in tokenized finance. Launched in March 2024, BUIDL is backed by U.S. Treasury bills, cash, and repurchase agreements, offering a stable, yield-generating product with monthly blockchain-distributed dividends. It enables institutional investors to access government-backed short-term instruments while benefiting from blockchain transparency and settlement efficiency. The fund's rapid adoption reflects strong institutional demand for low-risk, digital yield products and highlights its utility as collateral in both traditional and decentralized finance. Despite regulatory scrutiny, BUIDL's growth signals a shift toward tokenized real-world assets as core infrastructure in institutional finance.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 12:19

BlackRock’s BUIDL Crosses $2B in Assets as Tokenized Finance Gains Momentum

TheNewsCrypto12/30 12:19

Rep. Waters Calls for SEC Hearing Over Crypto Enforcement Shift

US Representative Maxine Waters has called for an oversight hearing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), criticizing what she describes as a troubling shift in the agency’s enforcement approach toward the cryptocurrency industry. In a letter to the House Financial Services Committee, Waters expressed concern over the lack of congressional oversight and transparency under SEC Chair Paul Atkins, contrasting it with the more frequent testimonies given by former chairman Gary Gensler. Waters highlighted the SEC’s decision to drop several high-profile enforcement cases—including those involving Coinbase, Binance, and entrepreneur Justin Sun—as particularly alarming. She warned that these actions risk undermining investor confidence and the agency’s ability to combat fraud. Since Atkins took office in April, the SEC has adopted a more crypto-friendly stance, easing regulations and halting certain lawsuits. Waters questioned whether political influence may be affecting the SEC’s independence and urged the committee to demand greater clarity and accountability to protect investors in the digital asset market.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 11:39

Rep. Waters Calls for SEC Hearing Over Crypto Enforcement Shift

TheNewsCrypto12/30 11:39

South Korean stablecoin bill delayed Again, Here’s why

South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act, which aims to regulate stablecoin issuance, has been delayed until 2026 due to a regulatory deadlock between the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the Bank of Korea (BOK). The FSC favors a flexible approach to encourage innovation, while the BOK insists on stricter controls, including requiring stablecoin issuers to operate as consortia with banks holding at least 51% ownership. Disagreements also extend to reserve requirements, enforcement authority, and whether interest-bearing stablecoins should be permitted. The proposed bill mandates 100% reserves in safe assets and guarantees user redemptions. Despite the delay, major Korean banks are exploring won-pegged stablecoin consortia targeting 2026 launches. Currently, domestic stablecoin issuance remains illegal, leading to reliance on foreign tokens.

ccn.com12/30 10:24

South Korean stablecoin bill delayed Again, Here’s why

ccn.com12/30 10:24

Trump Family-Linked Crypto Company Faces More Scrutiny Over Auditor Controversy

Trump-linked crypto treasury company Alt5 Sigma faces intensified scrutiny and potential Nasdaq delisting after appointing an auditor with an expired license and regulatory violations. The firm, which rebranded to hold Donald Trump’s WLFI token, failed to file quarterly reports and has seen high-level departures, including Eric Trump. Its newly hired auditor, Victor Mokuolu CPA, had its license expired in Texas and previously failed a peer review. Alt5 Sigma has since replaced the auditor amid ongoing compliance issues and risks violating audit committee requirements.

bitcoinist12/30 10:15

Trump Family-Linked Crypto Company Faces More Scrutiny Over Auditor Controversy

bitcoinist12/30 10:15

WEEX Labs: Looking Ahead to 2026, What Significant Opportunities Are You Bullish On?

The crypto market in 2026 is expected to shift from speculation to utility and fundamentals, with key opportunities emerging across several sectors. Institutional adoption will evolve into "ETF 2.0," featuring a broader range of asset ETFs and yield-generating products, potentially including sovereign wealth funds. RWA tokenization will expand beyond treasury bonds and equities to include stocks, ETFs, private equity, and consumer assets like collectibles. The convergence of AI and crypto will advance toward an "Agentic Economy," where AI agents operate autonomously via micro-payments and decentralized networks. Prediction markets are set to grow into universal hedging tools for events like policies and sports, leveraging DeFi and AI. Perp DEXs will focus on real revenue and enhanced user experience, possibly enabling synthetic asset trading. Privacy technology will become mainstream, driven by institutional demand for compliant privacy solutions, with advancements in ZK and FHE. Stablecoin payments, bolstered by regulatory support, will dominate cross-border settlements and integrate with TradFi, RWA, and AI agents. Overall, 2026 will mark a year of systemic integration, moving crypto toward practical, large-scale adoption.

深潮12/30 09:02

WEEX Labs: Looking Ahead to 2026, What Significant Opportunities Are You Bullish On?

深潮12/30 09:02

Why Bitcoin Is Down 30% While Gold And Silver Experience Parabolic Gains

Bitcoin has declined over 30% from its October all-time high of $126,000, while gold and silver are reaching new record highs. Analysts note that historically, Bitcoin tends to rally after precious metals peak, as seen in 2020 when gold and silver surged first before Bitcoin rose from $12,000 to nearly $65,000. Currently, gold and silver are experiencing strong upward momentum, while Bitcoin remains stagnant below $90,000, similar to mid-2020 behavior. However, multiple catalysts—such as Federal Reserve liquidity injections, potential rate cuts, regulatory clarity, and new crypto ETFs—could support Bitcoin’s recovery. The current sideways trend may not signal a bear market but rather a pause before a potential upward move.

bitcoinist12/30 08:34

Why Bitcoin Is Down 30% While Gold And Silver Experience Parabolic Gains

bitcoinist12/30 08:34

活动图片

Популярные категорииright-arrow

Популярные тегиright-arrow

Market Analysis