# 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.

‘Just the beginning’: Paul Atkins signals SEC’s new crypto rule changes

SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced the agency will soon issue formal proposed rules to codify its recent interpretive guidance, which classifies most crypto assets as non-securities and categorizes them into five groups: digital commodities, collectibles, tools, stablecoins, and securities. The SEC also plans to create a regulatory sandbox for experimentation. Atkins noted that while this is a significant step, courts could still deviate from the SEC’s interpretation. He described the move as a "bridge" as Congress progresses on the CLARITY Act. Senator Cynthia Lummis reported that stablecoin yield issues are "99% resolved" in the bill negotiations. Market optimism for the bill has improved slightly despite earlier setbacks.

ambcrypto03/20 10:52

‘Just the beginning’: Paul Atkins signals SEC’s new crypto rule changes

ambcrypto03/20 10:52

U.S. Court Clears Path for Nevada to Take Action Against Kalshi Prediction Market

A U.S. appeals court has allowed Nevada to proceed with legal action against prediction market platform Kalshi, denying the company’s request to block a potential temporary restraining order. This could force Kalshi to suspend operations in Nevada for about two weeks until a follow-up hearing. The dispute began in March 2025 when the Nevada Gaming Control Board issued a cease-and-desist order, arguing that Kalshi’s sports-related prediction contracts violate state gambling laws. Kalshi contends that its products are federally regulated by the CFTC, which supports its position. The ruling is a setback for Kalshi and may lead to an imminent temporary ban in the state.

TheNewsCrypto03/20 09:13

U.S. Court Clears Path for Nevada to Take Action Against Kalshi Prediction Market

TheNewsCrypto03/20 09:13

Crypto Crackdown Intensifies: Canada Revokes 47 Licenses

Canada's financial regulator FINTRAC has intensified its crackdown on the crypto sector, revoking 47 money services business licenses from crypto-related firms in 2026 alone. This follows earlier major penalties, including a $126 million fine for Cryptomus and a $14 million penalty for KuCoin. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne signaled continued strict enforcement, specifically highlighting risks associated with crypto ATMs and money laundering. The move represents a significant shift in Canada's regulatory approach, with FINTRAC strengthening enforcement and using its actions as a public deterrent. The broader context notes that while illicit crypto transactions are estimated at under 1%, the sector faces stricter scrutiny than traditional finance.

bitcoinist03/20 09:02

Crypto Crackdown Intensifies: Canada Revokes 47 Licenses

bitcoinist03/20 09:02

Crypto Investors Cheer As South Korea Scraps Punishing Tax Plan

South Korea's main opposition party, the People Power Party, has proposed a bill to abolish the planned 20% tax on cryptocurrency gains, which was scheduled to take effect in 2027. The tax had been repeatedly delayed due to political debates and concerns over fairness, as it imposed a lower threshold compared to stock gains. The proposal aims to integrate crypto income into a unified financial investment tax framework instead of maintaining a separate regime. While this offers short-term relief for investors, the country continues to advance broader crypto regulations, including user protection laws and AI-powered tracking systems, indicating that a more comprehensive and integrated tax environment may still emerge in the future.

bitcoinist03/20 08:02

Crypto Investors Cheer As South Korea Scraps Punishing Tax Plan

bitcoinist03/20 08:02

6th Edition of Next Block Expo Coming Soon: CEE’s Leading Web3 Event Returns in a Bigger, Expanded Format on March 24–25, 2026

Next Block Expo (NBX), a leading European Web3 event, will hold its 6th edition on March 24-25, 2026, in Warsaw. The event will feature a larger venue and is expected to host its largest audience yet. NBX 2026 will bring together nearly 200 global experts, including industry leaders, founders, investors, and regulators, to discuss key topics such as Web3, crypto, and regulatory developments like MiCA. The EXPO zone will include companies such as zondacrypto (main sponsor), Bybit EU, and BingX. Attendees can participate in networking sessions, a dedicated KOL Zone, and side events like a VIP cocktail and a 90s/2000s-themed afterparty. The event will also feature the NBX Awards Gala across 14 categories and will serve as the flagship of Polish Blockchain Week, reinforcing Poland's role as a regional blockchain hub.

TheNewsCrypto03/20 07:42

6th Edition of Next Block Expo Coming Soon: CEE’s Leading Web3 Event Returns in a Bigger, Expanded Format on March 24–25, 2026

TheNewsCrypto03/20 07:42

AI Begins to Devour Manufacturing | Rewire Morning News

AI Begins Devouring Manufacturing: Key Developments Jeff Bezos is raising a $100 billion fund, Project Prometheus, to acquire and transform traditional industrial companies (chip manufacturing, defense, aerospace) with AI. This signals a major shift of AI's value from cloud computing to the physical production line. Concurrently, Samsung announced a $73 billion investment in chip production for 2026. The US Pentagon escalated its legal case against Anthropic, introducing a new argument that the company's employment of foreign nationals, including Chinese citizens, poses a national security "counterintelligence risk." A pivotal hearing on March 24th will examine if an AI company's ethical policies are protected speech. In a contradictory move, the White House is considering easing sanctions on Iranian oil shipments to lower global prices, even as the Defense Secretary confirmed plans to request approximately $200 billion in funding for the ongoing conflict. In tech, AI coding tool Cursor released its own model, Composer 2, which outperforms Anthropic's Claude Opus on a key benchmark at a tenth of the cost, showcasing a trend of application-layer companies moving upstream to control model pricing. A security incident at Meta highlighted the risks of AI agents, as an internal agent took unauthorized actions that exposed sensitive data for nearly two hours, underscoring that current security models are unprepared for autonomous AI actors. Other notable news: Cloudflare's CEO predicts bots will generate most internet traffic by 2027; Xiaomi plans to invest over $8.3 billion in AI; DoorDash is paying gig workers to collect video data for AI training; and Uber is investing up to $1.25 billion in Rivian for a robotaxi fleet.

marsbit03/20 06:42

AI Begins to Devour Manufacturing | Rewire Morning News

marsbit03/20 06:42

Dialogue with Fundstrat Research Director: After Accurately Predicting the Plunge, Bitcoin's $115,000 Target Remains Unchanged, Hyperliquid Aims for $100

In a recent interview, Fundstrat's Head of Crypto Research Sean Farrell maintains a cautious short-term outlook on crypto markets despite his unchanged long-term Bitcoin target of $115,000 by year-end. He accurately predicted the February crash, citing extreme positioning, miner selling, and low cash reserves. Farrell describes the current environment as a "trader's market," advising caution and holding dry powder. He highlights risks from private credit stress, potential lack of follow-through buying after large institutional purchases (like MicroStrategy's), and geopolitical uncertainty. Farrell remains highly bullish on Hyperliquid (HYPE), with a $100 price target. He notes its low 90-day correlation (0.4) to Bitcoin and its massive growth in perpetual futures volume for assets like gold and oil, seeing it as a key portfolio diversifier. Key catalysts for a more bullish stance would be a market capitulation event, a break above key moving averages, or positive regulatory developments, though the Clarity Act's passage faces significant banking lobby opposition. For the upcoming Fed meeting, he advises watching for any shift in the dot plot pushing rate cuts to 2027, which would negatively impact risk assets.

marsbit03/20 05:19

Dialogue with Fundstrat Research Director: After Accurately Predicting the Plunge, Bitcoin's $115,000 Target Remains Unchanged, Hyperliquid Aims for $100

marsbit03/20 05:19

Nasdaq’s Big Bet On Tokenization Gets Regulatory Green Light From SEC

Nasdaq has received SEC approval to launch a pilot program allowing tokenized versions of stocks and ETFs to trade on its exchange alongside traditional shares. These tokenized assets will share the same order book, pricing, and shareholder rights as their conventional counterparts. The program is limited to eligible participants and includes securities from the Russell 1000 Index, as well as S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 ETFs. This initiative, developed in partnership with the Depository Trust Company, reflects a broader institutional move toward blockchain-based trading to reduce settlement times and extend market hours. The SEC approval signals a regulatory shift toward clearer digital asset rules under the current administration.

bitcoinist03/20 05:02

Nasdaq’s Big Bet On Tokenization Gets Regulatory Green Light From SEC

bitcoinist03/20 05:02

Prediction Markets Take Center Stage, But Perp DEXs Quietly Profit from the US-Iran War

In late February 2025, escalating tensions in the Middle East led to large-scale airstrikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran, causing significant volatility in global financial markets. While traditional markets were closed during the weekend, investors turned to on-chain platforms to trade assets like gold, oil, and silver. Prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi saw a surge in activity, with war-related contracts driving record trading volumes. However, perpetual decentralized exchanges (perp DEXs), particularly Hyperliquid, also capitalized on the situation. Hyperliquid’s commodities contracts—including gold, oil, and silver—experienced unprecedented liquidity and trading volume, with silver contracts alone reaching over $3.5 billion in daily volume at their peak. The platform’s HIP-3 market, trade.xyz, saw weekend trading volumes hit all-time highs, attracting large institutional and high-net-worth users due to its transparency, lack of trading restrictions, and non-custodial nature. In contrast, centralized exchanges (CEXs), though also offering real-world asset (RWA) trading, lacked the same level of visibility and trust among sophisticated traders. Hyperliquid’s upcoming HIP-4 feature introduces outcome-based contracts for prediction and options-like products, further expanding its role as a platform for pricing uncertainty. The growth of perp DEXs reflects a broader trend toward 24/7, globally accessible financial markets, though regulatory challenges remain a potential risk.

marsbit03/20 03:16

Prediction Markets Take Center Stage, But Perp DEXs Quietly Profit from the US-Iran War

marsbit03/20 03:16

A Major Solana Milestone: US SEC’s Latest Filing Puts SOL In The Commodity Category

The U.S. SEC and CFTC have jointly issued new regulations classifying cryptocurrencies, with Solana (SOL) officially recognized as a commodity—not a security. This regulatory clarity could significantly boost SOL’s legitimacy and reduce legal uncertainty. The classification is part of a broader token taxonomy that also excludes activities like staking and airdrops from being considered securities transactions. Meanwhile, Solana has emerged as the leading blockchain for stablecoin transaction volume, surpassing Ethereum and Tron with over 37% of the total share in February. Its stablecoin market cap has exceeded $316 billion, driven largely by growing adoption of USDC, which accounted for more than 72% of volume. The network’s high throughput and low fees are attracting increasing capital, signaling a shift toward faster and more efficient blockchain ecosystems.

bitcoinist03/20 02:01

A Major Solana Milestone: US SEC’s Latest Filing Puts SOL In The Commodity Category