# 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.

Dialogue with Bitwise CIO: Quantum Computing and AI Threats Overhyped, Bullish on the 'Big Four' of Crypto

Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, which manages $15 billion in crypto assets, shares his market outlook in a recent podcast. He believes the market peak will occur around December 2024, not when Bitcoin hits $125k, and expects a slower, more grinding recovery from the bear market. The next bull run will likely be less volatile and more gradual. Hougan attributes Bitcoin’s recent sharp decline to long-term holders selling in anticipation of the four-year cycle, not derivatives. While derivatives can amplify short-term volatility, he argues they eventually translate into physical demand. He also notes that Bitcoin’s underperformance compared to gold is due to central banks buying gold aggressively post-2022, not a failure of Bitcoin’s value proposition. He remains long-term bullish, citing Bitcoin’s greater upside potential. According to Hougan, retail investors are largely tapped out, and the current market is driven by slower, steadier institutional inflows via ETFs. This may lead to a more stable but less dramatic bull market. He sees stablecoins and tokenization as major growth drivers, bringing billions into the crypto ecosystem. He dismisses quantum computing as an overblown risk, noting Bitcoin can adapt, and views AI as ultimately beneficial—whether it boosts productivity or triggers inflationary monetary responses. Hougan is optimistic about Ethereum, Solana, and Chainlink, dubbing BTC, ETH, SOL, and LINK the “big four” of crypto. He advises young investors to avoid meme coins, diversify into crypto index products, and focus on long-term horizons rather than short-term noise.

marsbit03/12 11:51

Dialogue with Bitwise CIO: Quantum Computing and AI Threats Overhyped, Bullish on the 'Big Four' of Crypto

marsbit03/12 11:51

On the Eve of the Explosion of On-Chain Options

On-Chain Options on the Brink of Breakout The cryptocurrency options market is larger than most realize, with CME's crypto derivatives volume up 46% year-over-year. Institutional investors require defined-risk tools like options for hedging large positions. A pivotal shift occurred in mid-2025 when Bitcoin options open interest reached $65 billion, surpassing futures for the first time, indicating a move from pure leverage to risk-defined instruments. Growth is concentrated on Deribit (now backed by Coinbase after its acquisition) and traditional finance capital via IBIT options. While decentralized derivatives have grown from 2% to over 10% market share in two years, on-chain options remain nascent. @DeriveXYZ leads with over $700 million in notional options volume over 30 days. It has evolved from an AMM to a gas-free central limit order book on its own L2, featuring portfolio margin and cross-margin. @KyanExchange is approaching similarly with on-chain portfolio margining and partial liquidation mechanics. Structured products and asset managers urgently need options for their defined risk/return profiles. Institutional demand is clear, with IBIT options OI surpassing the gold ETF GLD and CME handling $3 trillion in crypto derivatives notional volume in 2025. Regulatory clarity is improving. A joint statement from the SEC and CFTC in 2025 allows regulated exchanges to trade spot crypto assets, and the CLARITY Act has passed the House. This improved environment, alongside CME's planned 24/7 crypto options launch, suggests the timing is finally ripe for on-chain options to flourish.

marsbit03/12 10:29

On the Eve of the Explosion of On-Chain Options

marsbit03/12 10:29

Trading Everything, Never Closing: RWA Perpetual Contracts — The Final Piece of DeFi Devouring Wall Street (Part 2)

This article explores the emergence and implications of Real World Asset (RWA) Perpetual Contracts (Perps) in DeFi, focusing on their potential to bridge traditional and decentralized finance. It analyzes key projects, contrasting two primary architectural models: the order book-based system, exemplified by Hyperliquid's HIP-3 ecosystem (e.g., Trade.xyz), and the oracle-priced liquidity pool model used by protocols like Ostium. The former prioritizes 24/7 market-driven pricing with oracles for risk management, while the latter favors accuracy and safety by pausing trading during market closures. A significant portion is dedicated to the regulatory landscape, particularly in the US. The analysis highlights the legal barrier of the "Shad-Johnson agreement," which subjects equity-based derivatives to dual SEC and CFTC jurisdiction, effectively blocking compliant retail single-stock perps. This creates a window of opportunity for offshore markets operating under Regulation S exemptions. The article proposes a symbiotic "CFD Broker + RWA Perps Dex" model for growth, where DeFi protocols act as back-end clearing engines for traditional brokers handling front-end compliance and user acquisition. Finally, it examines the external variable of traditional exchanges like NYSE planning their own 24/7 trading platforms. While this could erode DeFi's current monopoly on continuous trading and provide better underlying price feeds, it also forces DeFi to compete on different strengths like higher leverage, permissionless access, and superior capital efficiency. The conclusion posits that RWA Perps represent a fundamental restructuring of global leverage markets, evolving into a high-speed execution layer atop regulated traditional finance.

marsbit03/12 03:41

Trading Everything, Never Closing: RWA Perpetual Contracts — The Final Piece of DeFi Devouring Wall Street (Part 2)

marsbit03/12 03:41

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