# 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.

Two Big Forces Are Shaping Crypto Right Now, Says Bitwise CIO

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan identifies two major macro forces shaping crypto's near-term path: a surge in gold prices signaling a global institutional trust crisis, and uncertainty around the Clarity Act that could determine the durability of pro-crypto US regulation. Gold's rise to over $5,000 reflects deepening skepticism toward fiat currencies and centralized control, accelerating a shift toward assets like bitcoin that minimize reliance on intermediaries. Simultaneously, the Clarity Act, which would cement current crypto-friendly rules into law, now faces 50/50 odds after recent setbacks. Hougan warns that if the bill fails, crypto enters a multi-year "show me" phase where it must prove real-world adoption to avoid future regulatory reversals. The sector's valuation hinges on whether it can become indispensable to mainstream finance or risk being built on a "regulatory foundation of sand."

bitcoinist01/28 08:09

Two Big Forces Are Shaping Crypto Right Now, Says Bitwise CIO

bitcoinist01/28 08:09

Standard Chartered Predicts Stablecoins Could Drain $500B From US Bank Deposits

Standard Chartered warns that stablecoins could drain up to $500 billion from U.S. bank deposits by 2028, posing a significant challenge to the banking system. Regional banks are most vulnerable as stablecoins increasingly handle traditional banking roles like payments. This shift threatens banks' net interest margin income, especially for those reliant on consumer and commercial deposits. Banks and crypto firms clash over proposed stablecoin rules; banks fear a "stablecoin loophole" allowing third parties to offer returns could trigger deposit outflows, while crypto advocates argue prohibiting interest would stifle innovation. The impact may depend on how issuers manage reserves—currently, major players like Tether and Circle hold reserves in U.S. Treasuries rather than bank deposits, limiting recycling of funds back into banks.

bitcoinist01/28 07:03

Standard Chartered Predicts Stablecoins Could Drain $500B From US Bank Deposits

bitcoinist01/28 07:03

Morgan Stanley Taps Amy Oldenburg to Coordinate Firmwide Crypto Strategy

Morgan Stanley has appointed Amy Oldenburg to a newly created role to coordinate the firm's digital asset strategy, as the bank intensifies its push into crypto. An internal memo from co-presidents Andy Saperstein and Dan Simkowitz confirmed her position within a firm-wide strategy and execution effort. This move aligns with the bank's shift from offering crypto access to building a more robust product toolkit. Recently, Morgan Stanley filed for Bitcoin and Solana-related exchange-traded products, signaling a deeper commitment to regulated crypto exposure. The bank also plans to enable cryptocurrency trading on its E-Trade platform by mid-2026, starting with BTC, ETH, and SOL. In wealth management, it advises a cautious 2-4% crypto allocation based on risk appetite, referring to Bitcoin as "digital gold." Oldenburg's role will unify product development, partnerships, and execution as crypto gains mainstream traction.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 05:22

Morgan Stanley Taps Amy Oldenburg to Coordinate Firmwide Crypto Strategy

TheNewsCrypto01/28 05:22

Overtaking PayPal and Surging into the Top Five in Half a Year: The Power Game Behind Trump's Stablecoin

USD1, a stablecoin linked to the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and the Trump family, has rapidly grown to a $4.9 billion market cap in just over six months, surpassing PayPal’s PYUSD and entering the top five stablecoins. Its growth was fueled by a liquidity partnership with Binance, which offered high-yield incentive programs like the "USD1 Booster" with up to 20% APY to attract users. USD1 is also expanding into sovereign markets, with a recent memorandum of understanding with Pakistan’s central bank to explore cross-border payments. The project is deeply intertwined with political influence, leveraging Trump family connections to advance regulatory and international cooperation. Critics point to potential conflicts of interest, as the Trump family receives up to 75% of net profits from USD1. Regulatory scrutiny has eased under the current administration, with charges against major crypto firms like Binance being dropped—raising questions about preferential treatment. However, USD1 faces risks including a lack of transparency in reserve audits, over-reliance on Binance for liquidity, and vulnerability to political changes. Its success remains heavily dependent on ongoing political support, making it a unique experiment in the convergence of digital finance and power.

比推01/28 05:01

Overtaking PayPal and Surging into the Top Five in Half a Year: The Power Game Behind Trump's Stablecoin

比推01/28 05:01

Bitcoin Is Getting Banked — 60% Of Leading US Banks Are Ready

Bitcoin is increasingly being integrated into mainstream US banking, with a River study revealing that 60% of the top 25 banks are developing Bitcoin-related services, including custody, trading, and client products. This shift from caution to action follows clearer regulations, spot ETF approvals, and growing institutional demand. Major banks like JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup are already piloting or launching crypto services. Clients may soon access Bitcoin seamlessly through existing banking channels, with banks often partnering with specialists to manage risk and compliance. Regulatory changes and a more favorable political climate are encouraging this adoption, though implementation speed will vary by institution.

bitcoinist01/28 04:32

Bitcoin Is Getting Banked — 60% Of Leading US Banks Are Ready

bitcoinist01/28 04:32

Outpacing PayPal and Breaking into the Top Five in Half a Year: Trump's Stablecoin 'Game of Thrones'

In just over six months, the Trump-affiliated stablecoin USD1, issued by World Liberty Financial (WLFI), has surpassed PayPal’s PYUSD in market capitalization, reaching $4.9 billion and entering the top five stablecoins. Its rapid growth stems from a strategic alliance with Binance, which launched high-yield incentive programs like "USD1 Booster" to drive liquidity and user adoption through subsidized returns and platform-wide integrations. USD1’s expansion extends beyond crypto markets. A memorandum with Pakistan’s central bank aims to integrate USD1 into cross-border payments, leveraging its low-cost efficiency for remittances. This move positions USD1 as a potential tool of "digital dollar hegemony," aligning with U.S. geopolitical interests. The project is deeply intertwined with Trump family influence and political networks. Key figures, including WLFI co-founder Eric Trump and Zach Witkoff, son of the U.S. envoy to Pakistan, facilitate these partnerships. The Trump family receives 75% of net profits from USD1 operations, raising concerns about conflicts of interest. Regulatory leniency under the Trump administration has benefited USD1 backers: the SEC dropped cases against Binance and others after significant investments in WLFI. However, USD1 faces risks due to opaque reserve management, delayed audits, and over-reliance on Binance for liquidity. Its stability is heavily tied to Trump’s political standing, making it vulnerable to future regulatory or political shifts.

marsbit01/28 02:32

Outpacing PayPal and Breaking into the Top Five in Half a Year: Trump's Stablecoin 'Game of Thrones'

marsbit01/28 02:32

Prediction Market Leaders Are Frantically Competing for Top-Tier Sports IPs

Prediction market platforms are aggressively securing exclusive partnerships with major sports leagues, as seen in Polymarket's recent multi-year deal with Major League Soccer (MLS). This follows similar agreements with the NHL and UFC. While these "official exclusive prediction market" designations don’t legally prevent other platforms from offering markets on these leagues (due to the current ambiguous regulatory landscape for prediction markets compared to sports betting), they provide significant advantages. The core benefits include access to official, high-quality data for more accurate odds and faster settlements, brand authorization for marketing, and collaborative integrity monitoring to prevent market manipulation. With sports-related markets dominating trading volume on leading platforms like Kalshi (over 90%) and Polymarket (43%), competition for these lucrative partnerships is intensifying. This trend mirrors the established sports betting industry, where data and brand deals are crucial for service quality. While the top players battle for mainstream sports, data suggests emerging platforms may find opportunity in niche markets, such as crypto-native events, to differentiate themselves.

Odaily星球日报01/28 01:25

Prediction Market Leaders Are Frantically Competing for Top-Tier Sports IPs

Odaily星球日报01/28 01:25

Crypto Morning Brief: Moonbirds Unveils Tokenomics, Tether Launches US-Compliant Stablecoin USA₮

Daily Crypto Digest: Key developments include the Federal Reserve pausing rate cuts with an unclear path forward. South Dakota reintroduces a bill to allow state Bitcoin reserves. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Gold ETF, set to list on Jan 29, plans Ethereum-based tokenized units. Tether increased its gold reserves by 27 tons in Q4 2025, now holding over 520,000 ounces, and launched USA₮, a federally regulated stablecoin under the GENIUS Act. Moonbirds released $birb tokenomics, allocating 65% to the community. The Ethereum-based game Forgotten Runiverse halted operations due to financial issues. 1INCH faced a 13% price drop from low liquidity sell pressure. Mesh raised $75M in a Series C at a $1B valuation. SoftBank is in talks to invest up to $30B in OpenAI. Market movements and in-depth reports on crypto podcasts, USDD, meme coin trends, and AI-driven shifts in tech were also highlighted.

marsbit01/28 01:20

Crypto Morning Brief: Moonbirds Unveils Tokenomics, Tether Launches US-Compliant Stablecoin USA₮

marsbit01/28 01:20

Crypto Bill Gets A Boost As US Senator Pulls Card Fees Measure

US Senator Roger Marshall proposed an amendment to a crypto market structure bill that would require large banks to allow at least two unaffiliated networks to process debit and credit card transactions. The measure aims to increase competition and lower swipe fees for merchants, which typically range from 1.5% to 3.5%. While supported by retailers and consumer advocates for potentially reducing costs, banks and card networks warn it could increase fraud risks and implementation expenses. The amendment, which could also affect crypto debit card networks, was temporarily set aside during committee discussions due to concerns about complicating the broader bill. Support and opposition cross party lines, leaving the outcome uncertain.

bitcoinist01/28 00:32

Crypto Bill Gets A Boost As US Senator Pulls Card Fees Measure