# 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.

9:01 Kr | 7 Third-Party Platforms Involved in Train Ticket Sales Summoned for Talks; 4.5 Seconds for 5 Million, Zhang Xue's Live Auction of Championship Replica Racing Car Sells 'At Light Speed'; Amazon Denies Rumors of Laying Off 14,000 Employees in May

Chinese authorities have summoned seven third-party train ticket booking platforms, including Ctrip and Meituan, for disruptive practices against the official 12306 system. In a live stream auction, Zhangxue Motorcycle sold a championship replica race car for 5 million yuan in 45 seconds, with proceeds to be donated. Amazon denied rumors of planning to lay off 14,000 employees in May. Key developments include a national AI education action plan, Hong Kong's strict e-cigarette ban effective April 30, and a $352 million fine for accounting firm Zhongxingcai Guanghua. Samsung is reportedly restructuring its China operations, while Tesla denied producing a new compact SUV. OpenAI faces executive departures in its data center strategy, and Huawei previewed upcoming AI glasses. Financial results showed TSMC's Q1 revenue grew 35% YoY, while Porsche's China sales dropped 21%. Anthropic secured AI computing power from CoreWeave, and MiniMax launched a new music generation model. Several Chinese tech companies, including Shengshu Tech and Opensource China, completed significant funding rounds. Nio unveiled its ES9 premium SUV with starting price of 528,000 yuan, and XPeng partnered with Fuyao on AI dimming glass technology.

marsbit04/11 01:08

9:01 Kr | 7 Third-Party Platforms Involved in Train Ticket Sales Summoned for Talks; 4.5 Seconds for 5 Million, Zhang Xue's Live Auction of Championship Replica Racing Car Sells 'At Light Speed'; Amazon Denies Rumors of Laying Off 14,000 Employees in May

marsbit04/11 01:08

The Era of On-Chain Voting Is Here: Do Your Stocks Truly 'Belong' to You?

The era of on-chain shareholder voting is approaching, as Galaxy Digital (GLXY) pioneers the first-ever on-chain voting for a public company, scheduled for its 2026 annual meeting. This initiative, developed in partnership with fintech firm Broadridge on the Avalanche blockchain, aims to transform tokenized stocks from mere "digital IOUs" into full-fledged equity with complete voting and dividend rights. The move addresses a critical flaw in traditional finance exposed during the 2021 GameStop saga: the disconnect between nominal ownership and actual shareholder rights due to multi-layered intermediation. Broadridge’s solution enables direct, transparent, and immutable voting via digital wallets, eliminating inefficiencies and opacity in the current proxy system. Key features include multi-chain auditability, a streamlined voting interface, and real-time transparency, which could empower retail and institutional investors alike. While this innovation promises greater shareholder engagement and governance transparency, the IMF warns of potential risks, such as accelerated crisis propagation due to blockchain’s settlement speed. Widespread adoption still faces hurdles, including regulatory uncertainty, resistance from traditional financial intermediaries, and technical barriers for users. However, with major players like Nasdaq and Blackrock advancing tokenization efforts, on-chain voting could mark a significant step toward authentic ownership and shareholder-centric capitalism.

marsbit04/10 14:11

The Era of On-Chain Voting Is Here: Do Your Stocks Truly 'Belong' to You?

marsbit04/10 14:11

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