# 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.

Crypto.com Partners with South Korea’s KG Inicis to Scale Crypto Payments for Foreign Tourists

Crypto.com has partnered with KG Inicis, South Korea's leading payment gateway, to expand crypto payment access for foreign tourists and enhance digital transactions in the country. KG Inicis will integrate and promote Crypto.com Pay across its extensive merchant network, which processes over 400 million transactions annually. This collaboration enables international visitors to pay with digital assets for goods and services in South Korea, while merchants can receive payments in both fiat and crypto. KG Inicis emphasized that linking digital assets with the real economy is key to future financial competitiveness. The partnership also includes joint marketing and product development in compliance with local regulations. This move aligns with South Korean efforts to strengthen its crypto framework, including lifting a long-standing ban and developing new legislation to regulate digital assets.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 11:01

Crypto.com Partners with South Korea’s KG Inicis to Scale Crypto Payments for Foreign Tourists

TheNewsCrypto03/17 11:01

Crypto Market Structure Talks In Washington: Key Events To Follow This Week

The Senate Banking Committee is preparing for discussions on the crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act, though no major developments suggest imminent passage. April is critical for the bill's prospects, as failure to pass by the end of the month could significantly reduce its chances this year. Key issues include stablecoin yield, with negotiations focusing on banning rewards for idle balances while allowing them for transactions. Senators Thom Tillis and Angela Alsobrooks are influential in addressing banking sector concerns about deposit flight. Even if a stablecoin deal is reached, other hurdles remain, including DeFi regulation, investor protections, and SEC authority. The bill faces partisan challenges, with limited Democratic input in earlier drafts.

bitcoinist03/17 10:29

Crypto Market Structure Talks In Washington: Key Events To Follow This Week

bitcoinist03/17 10:29

Argentina Bans Polymarket Over Illegal Gambling Concerns Following Colombia

Argentina has blocked the prediction market platform Polymarket following a court ruling in Buenos Aires that declared its operations illegal under the country's gambling regulations. Authorities have directed internet service providers and app stores to restrict access to the platform. Officials raised concerns over the use of cryptocurrencies for betting and the lack of user identity checks, which could allow minors to participate. The decision follows similar action taken by Colombia, where Polymarket was also classified as an illegal gambling operation for failing to meet licensing requirements. The case reflects growing global regulatory scrutiny of crypto-based prediction markets, which are increasingly being treated as gambling platforms due to their structure and potential risks to market integrity.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 09:50

Argentina Bans Polymarket Over Illegal Gambling Concerns Following Colombia

TheNewsCrypto03/17 09:50

RWA Weekly Report｜Total Market Cap Hits New High; US Stablecoin Legislation Nears Consensus, Yield Issue Remains Key Breakthrough (3.11-3.17)

RWA Weekly Report: Market Cap Hits New High; US Stablecoin Legislation Nears Consensus (Mar 11–17) The RWA market continues to grow, with the on-chain total value of real-world assets reaching $27.05 billion, a weekly increase of 2.35%. Representative assets also rose to $346.79 billion. The number of asset holders increased to 675,000. U.S. Treasury tokenizations grew to $11.2 billion, while commodity assets remained stable at ~$5.7 billion. Credit assets like asset-backed credit ($3.1B) and specialized finance ($2.1B) saw growth, indicating a slight rise in risk appetite. Key developments include the SEC considering an "innovation exemption" to facilitate tokenized securities trading. U.S. stablecoin legislation is nearing consensus, though debates continue over yield provisions. The European Central Bank unveiled a strategy for a tokenized wholesale financial ecosystem to enhance EU financial autonomy. Notable updates: USDC's circulation surpassed $80 billion for the first time. Ondo Finance launched tokenized stocks as collateral in DeFi via Chainlink oracles. MSX introduced a Pre-IPO investment section. DWF Labs noted a shift in institutional capital towards BTC, ETH, and RWA, reducing traditional "altseason" dynamics. ShapeShift's founder accumulated ~$23.76M in tokenized gold. Overall, the RWA market is expanding with clearer regulatory momentum and institutional adoption.

Odaily星球日报03/17 09:32

RWA Weekly Report｜Total Market Cap Hits New High; US Stablecoin Legislation Nears Consensus, Yield Issue Remains Key Breakthrough (3.11-3.17)

Odaily星球日报03/17 09:32

Hester Peirce Urges Early SEC Talks on Tokenized ETFs

Hester Peirce, a commissioner at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has urged asset managers and crypto companies to engage with regulators early in the development of tokenized ETFs and other blockchain-based products. She emphasized that the SEC is open to discussing product design proactively rather than taking enforcement action after launch. Peirce encouraged direct submissions of proposals and highlighted the agency’s willingness to consider tailored exemptions for crypto firms. She also addressed the growing interest in tokenization and clarified that the SEC’s role is to ensure compliance with disclosure rules and legal limits, not to judge investment quality. The shift reflects changing perspectives on blockchain technology within the financial industry.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 08:44

Hester Peirce Urges Early SEC Talks on Tokenized ETFs

TheNewsCrypto03/17 08:44

The $300B question – Are stablecoins becoming the backbone of global finance?

Stablecoins, with a market exceeding $300 billion, are evolving into a core component of global finance, according to a report by BVNK. They are shifting from trading tools to practical financial infrastructure, with users holding a significant portion of their savings in them and gig workers receiving income through them. A majority of users report that stablecoins have facilitated more international business. While trust in traditional institutions remains, regulatory clarity, such as the U.S. GENIUS Act requiring stablecoins to be fully backed, is building confidence and driving adoption. Stablecoins are becoming integral to the digital economy, used for real-world asset tokenization and as a payment layer for emerging technologies like AI. Global usage diverges: USDT is dominant in countries with volatile currencies (e.g., Nigeria) for dollar-based savings, while USDC is preferred in regulated economies (e.g., U.S., Colombia) due to clearer regulations. However, recent growth in stablecoin supply may indicate investors are using them as a safe haven during market uncertainty rather than a full return to risk-on crypto assets. Regulatory developments continue to shape the market's future.

ambcrypto03/17 08:05

The $300B question – Are stablecoins becoming the backbone of global finance?

ambcrypto03/17 08:05

Lowest Fee + Strongest Endorsement: BlackRock's Ethereum Staking ETF's 'Dimensional Reduction Strike'

BlackRock launched the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB) on Nasdaq on March 12, 2026, its third crypto ETF. ETHB provides investors with Ethereum price exposure and staking rewards, differentiating it from non-staking ETH ETFs. It gathered $15.5 million in volume on its first day and $76 million on the second, with assets under management growing from $1 billion to approximately $1.7 billion. While not the first U.S. Ethereum staking ETF, ETHB is the most significant due to BlackRock’s scale and influence. It operates under the 1933 Securities Act, following a full regulatory approval process, unlike earlier products like REX-Osprey’s ESK (using a 1940 Act workaround) and Grayscale’s ETHE (an upgraded existing trust). ETHB’s management fee is 0.25% (0.12% promotional rate), lower than ETHE’s 2.50%, making it more attractive to institutional investors. The ETF stakes 70–95% of its ETH holdings via Coinbase, which shares 18% of staking rewards with sponsors and service providers. After fees, investors net an estimated 1.35%–2.05% annual yield from staking, based on current network rewards of 2.78%. ETHB offers a compliant, simplified way for traditional investors to gain staking-derived returns without direct blockchain involvement.

marsbit03/17 07:31

Lowest Fee + Strongest Endorsement: BlackRock's Ethereum Staking ETF's 'Dimensional Reduction Strike'

marsbit03/17 07:31

SEC Weighs Shift to Semiannual Earnings Reporting

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering a proposal that would allow public companies to report earnings semiannually instead of quarterly. The rule, which may be introduced in the coming month, would make quarterly disclosures optional rather than mandatory. Regulators have been consulting with major stock exchanges regarding potential changes to listing requirements if the proposal moves forward. Quarterly reporting has been a standard practice in U.S. markets since 1970. Supporters argue that reducing reporting frequency could alleviate short-term pressure on corporate management and lower compliance costs, potentially reversing the decline in the number of publicly listed companies. Critics, however, warn that less frequent reporting could reduce transparency and delay the release of critical financial information investors rely on. The European Union eliminated mandatory quarterly reporting in 2013, and the UK followed suit several years later. The SEC's proposal would undergo a standard rulemaking process, including a public comment period, before any final decision is made. There is no confirmation that the rule will be approved.

TheNewsCrypto03/17 06:19

SEC Weighs Shift to Semiannual Earnings Reporting

TheNewsCrypto03/17 06:19

On-Chain Whales' New Battleground: Hyperliquid Confronts Wall Street and Compliance Challenges

Hyperliquid, a leading decentralized exchange (Perp DEX) for perpetual futures, is rapidly expanding beyond crypto into traditional finance, particularly through its HIP-3 market for real-world assets (RWAs) like commodities and indices. With a monthly trading volume of $173.4 billion and over 172.9 million users, it has become a hub for institutional and large-scale traders, with the top 100 addresses accounting for over 81% of total trading activity. Recent geopolitical events, such as the U.S.-Iran conflict, have highlighted Hyperliquid’s role in providing 24/7 price discovery for assets like WTI crude oil, attracting attention from mainstream financial media like Bloomberg. This positions Hyperliquid as a emerging competitor to traditional markets like CME. However, its growth brings regulatory challenges. As U.S. regulators, including the CFTC, move toward approving crypto perpetual futures, Hyperliquid faces pressure to comply with financial regulations while preserving its permissionless, non-custodial nature. To address this, it has established a policy center in Washington, D.C., led by Jake Chervinsky, to engage with regulators and shape a legal framework for DeFi. The platform’s future depends on balancing innovation with compliance as it seeks to become a sustainable part of the global financial infrastructure.

比推03/17 04:23

On-Chain Whales' New Battleground: Hyperliquid Confronts Wall Street and Compliance Challenges

比推03/17 04:23

How to Build Scalable Data-Driven Compliance That Accelerates Crypto Product Growth

Regulatory compliance is a strategic imperative for crypto businesses, balancing innovation with legal requirements to enable sustainable growth. A proactive, compliance-first approach builds trust with stakeholders and serves as a competitive advantage, integrating risk assessments into all business decisions. Overregulation, however, threatens innovation, driving companies and talent to more favorable jurisdictions like the UAE, Singapore, and South Korea, which offer clarity and proportional rules. A data-driven compliance strategy is essential, using enforcement trends and cost-benefit analyses to prioritize resources. Crypto firms now face rising penalties—U.S. regulators imposed $4.3 billion in fines in 2024—making robust compliance programs a financial necessity. Choosing the right jurisdiction involves evaluating regulatory clarity, proportionality, market potential, and innovation-friendliness. The UAE’s ADGM and VARA provide clear, innovation-friendly frameworks, attracting major players. The U.S. offers market size but high regulatory uncertainty and enforcement risks. The EU’s MiCA regulation provides harmonized rules across 27 countries, promising clarity but imposing significant compliance burdens. Ultimately, crypto leaders must align compliance with business goals, using data to navigate regulations and turn compliance into a growth enabler.

bitcoinist03/17 04:03

How to Build Scalable Data-Driven Compliance That Accelerates Crypto Product Growth