# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Regulation

Stablecoins Face Tighter Rules As Delaware Unveils New Bill

Federal efforts to shift crypto oversight from the SEC to the CFTC are influencing state-level regulation. Delaware has introduced two new bills—the Banking Modernization Act and the Payment Stablecoin Act—aimed at modernizing its financial laws and establishing a licensing framework for stablecoin issuers and digital asset service providers. The legislation, inspired by the federal GENIUS Act, includes requirements for reserves, redemptions, capital, and anti-money laundering compliance. Governor Matt Meyer supports the move, which is seen as an attempt to attract crypto businesses back to the state after recent departures. The bills must still pass through committee and floor votes, with a third related bill expected soon.

bitcoinist03/24 13:02

BitMart Research Institute Weekly Highlights: A Comprehensive Market Analysis Amidst the Stalemate in the Middle East and Stagflation Expectations

marsbit03/24 11:29

Kalshi, Polymarket Tighten Rules to Curb Insider Trading

Kalshi and Polymarket, two major prediction market platforms, are implementing new rules to combat insider trading and market manipulation amid increasing regulatory scrutiny. Kalshi has introduced new screening tools to prevent individuals, including elected officials and those in sports (athletes, coaches, referees), from trading on events they are involved in. The platform is shifting from a reactive enforcement approach to a more proactive one and has added a feature for users to report suspicious activity directly. Similarly, Polymarket has updated its policies to explicitly prohibit trading on stolen information, illegal tips, and by individuals who can influence an event's outcome. It has also broadened its rules against market abuse like spoofing and wash trading. Both platforms are enhancing surveillance, aligning more closely with traditional financial market standards due to concerns about manipulation in prediction markets.

TheNewsCrypto03/24 10:33

Warren Seeks Details Of MrBeast’s Crypto Plans, Orders Response By April 3

Senator Elizabeth Warren has formally requested detailed information from Beast Industries and its owner, YouTube star MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson), regarding the company's acquisition of Step, a fintech app for teenagers that previously allowed crypto trading. Warren's letter, dated March 23, expresses serious concerns about expanding financial services to young users, especially into crypto and DeFi, and demands strict compliance with legal protections. She highlights Step’s past advertising that promoted crypto and NFTs to minors, contrasting it with the company's own later warnings about the extreme risks of such assets. Warren also raises questions about Beast Industries' $200 million investment from BitMine Immersion Technologies and references past allegations of insider trading against MrBeast, though he has denied wrongdoing. Citing the platform’s appeal to young audiences and the need for safeguards, Warren has given Beast Industries until April 3, 2026, to respond to eleven specific questions about its plans for Step and user protection.

bitcoinist03/24 10:31

Tether Major Shareholder Invests £12 Million to Support the 'British Trump' in the Crypto Sphere

British political party Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage (often called the "British Trump"), received over £12 million in donations in 2025, with a significant portion from Christopher Harborne (also known as Chakrit Sakunkrit). A major Tether shareholder and Thai-based aviation fuel tycoon, Harborne is a key financial backer of the right-wing party. His donations align with Reform UK's pro-crypto policies, which include tax cuts and a national Bitcoin reserve—policies announced after his funding began. This mirrors a U.S. trend of crypto interests influencing politics. Harborne, a dual UK-Thai citizen and early crypto investor, holds ~12% of Tether’s parent company, making his financial support a strategic investment in favorable regulation. Reform UK is now a top-funded UK party, with rising poll numbers.

marsbit03/24 07:18

Crypto Vs. Banks: Key CLARITY Act Meetings This Week And What They Could Decide

Negotiations on the CLARITY Act, a key crypto market-structure bill, are nearing completion, though final language remains undisclosed. Senator Cynthia Lummis stated talks are "99% resolved" on stablecoin yields, a central issue where banks fear deposit flight and crypto firms seek viable yield options. A reported White House compromise with senators may limit yield on idle balances to address banking concerns. Crypto and banking groups are meeting with the Senate Banking Committee this week to review the draft. Unresolved areas include DeFi, token classification, and tokenization. A committee markup is anticipated in mid-to-late April.

bitcoinist03/24 06:36

Kalshi and Polymarket Jointly Invest in New Fund, a Major Step Towards the 'Ecologization' of Prediction Markets

A new venture capital firm, 5c(c) Capital, founded by two former Kalshi employees, is raising $35 million to invest in prediction market startups. The fund has garnered support from key industry leaders, including Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour and Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan, as well as investors from a16z, Ribbit Capital, and Multicoin Capital. This marks the first VC fund dedicated solely to the prediction market industry and represents a significant step towards its maturation as an independent ecosystem beyond the crypto market. Prediction markets are experiencing explosive growth, with Kalshi's monthly trading volume surpassing $12.7 billion in March 2026 alone—over half of its total 2025 volume. The industry is rapidly building out its infrastructure, including the formation of a trade coalition (CPM), acquisitions of API and data firms, and the planned inaugural Prediction Market Conference. The founders of 5c(c) Capital believe the industry could eventually see $10 trillion in trading volume, extending far beyond its current focus on sports. Despite potential regulatory challenges, prediction markets are solidifying their position as a major new financial sector.

Odaily星球日报03/24 06:31

Hostplus Eyes Bitcoin Investment Option for Retirement Funds

Hostplus, an Australian superannuation fund managing A$150 billion in assets, is planning to offer bitcoin and other digital asset investment options through its self-directed Choiceplus program. This would allow members to allocate a portion of their retirement savings to crypto, pending regulatory and internal approvals. Chief Investment Officer Sam Sicilia cited growing member demand and the maturation of the crypto market as key reasons. The fund is also considering a broader range of digital assets, including tokenized exposures like music rights. While the Australian pension industry has been cautious, the U.S. has seen proactive steps to include crypto in retirement plans. The offering could be available as early as the next financial year.

TheNewsCrypto03/24 06:02

Interpreting Polymarket's Major Updates Last Night: Expanded Fees, Self-Regulation, and New Incentives

Polymarket, a prediction market platform, announced a series of major updates focused on self-regulation, fee expansion, and new incentive mechanisms. Key updates include enhanced market integrity rules explicitly prohibiting insider trading, market manipulation, and trading by entities capable of influencing event results. This aims to increase transparency and build regulatory trust. A new dynamic fee structure will be implemented starting March 30, 2026, expanding beyond Crypto and Sports to include Finance, Politics, Economics, Culture, and Weather. Fees peak when contract prices are near 50% probability. The platform also opened its referral program to all users with over $10k in trading volume, offering a 30% fee rebate for direct referrals and 10% for secondary ones. Additionally, a market maker rebate program was launched, redistributing a portion of taker fees to liquidity providers daily in USDC, with rebate rates varying by market. While the community anticipated a token airdrop, the announced updates are seen as long-term operational improvements, with overall positive sentiment.

Odaily星球日报03/24 02:07

Crypto ETF options move closer to mainstream as NYSE Arca updates trading rules

NYSE Arca has proposed rule changes to expand options trading on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, aligning them with standard equity options frameworks. Key updates include removing the 25,000-contract position limit, allowing larger positions and potentially increasing liquidity. The proposal also eliminates restrictions on Flexible Exchange (FLEX) options, enabling customization of strike price, expiration, and settlement terms for institutional strategies. Crypto ETFs must meet specific criteria, such as a minimum $700 million average market value, to qualify. This structural shift integrates digital assets deeper into traditional derivatives markets, encouraging institutional participation while potentially amplifying market volatility.

ambcrypto03/23 19:25