# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Reserves

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Reserves", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Stablecoins not a ‘systemic risk’: Coinbase pushes back on GENIUS Act critics

The debate over stablecoin regulation continues between the crypto industry and traditional banks. Coinbase strongly opposes claims that stablecoins pose a "systemic risk" to the U.S. financial system. Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad argues that stablecoins follow a secure government-backed model, unlike the risky money market funds that contributed to past financial crises. Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal emphasizes that stablecoin reserves are backed dollar-for-dollar by short-term instruments like U.S. Treasuries and are not relent like traditional bank deposits. However, the proposed GENIUS Act allows stablecoin reserves to include riskier assets such as uninsured deposits and money market fund shares. Critics, including Better Markets and the Bank Policy Institute, warn this could make stablecoins vulnerable to bank-like runs. Despite ongoing discussions and a planned meeting among Senate Democrats, the future of stablecoin legislation remains uncertain, with no clear timeline for the bill's advancement.

ambcrypto02/04 23:01

Stablecoins not a ‘systemic risk’: Coinbase pushes back on GENIUS Act critics

ambcrypto02/04 23:01

CoinMarketCap Has Released January 2026 Major Crypto Exchange Reserves Ranking Report

CoinMarketCap has released its January 2026 crypto exchange reserves report, ranking eight major platforms by total reserves. Binance leads with $155.64 billion, followed by OKX ($31.29B) and Bybit ($14.17B). KuCoin ranks last with $2.16B. The report also breaks down reserve compositions, highlighting that MEXC and KuCoin hold the highest stablecoin percentages, while Bitget has the most BTC & Derivatives exposure. Community reactions note Binance's dominant market position and the industry's focus on liquidity quality over size. Additionally, the overall crypto market cap is down 2.21% to approximately $2.57 trillion.

TheNewsCrypto02/04 12:25

CoinMarketCap Has Released January 2026 Major Crypto Exchange Reserves Ranking Report

TheNewsCrypto02/04 12:25

Binance FUD fails to trigger user exodus as on-chain data shows stable reserves

On-chain data indicates that recent negative speculation (FUD) surrounding Binance has not triggered significant user withdrawals. Bitcoin reserves on the exchange remain stable, with only a minor decline to around 650,000 BTC (less than 1%), which aligns with normal market fluctuations rather than panic selling. Netflow data further supports this, showing routine activity without sustained outflows typical of a loss in confidence. Despite market-wide volatility and online criticism, user behavior appears largely unchanged, suggesting the FUD has remained narrative-driven without materially impacting asset movements on the platform.

ambcrypto02/03 22:19

Binance FUD fails to trigger user exodus as on-chain data shows stable reserves

ambcrypto02/03 22:19

Temporary Binance Withdrawal Glitch Fixed, Platform Back to Normal

Binance experienced a temporary technical outage on February 3 that briefly disrupted withdrawals, causing concern among some users. The exchange acknowledged the issue on social media and resolved it within 30 minutes, confirming no funds were lost and operations returned to normal. The incident occurred amid heightened market sensitivity, drawing comparisons to past liquidity events, though the platform's quick response was noted. The outage coincided with market attention on Binance’s planned shift of its $1 billion SAFU fund from stablecoins to Bitcoin. Meanwhile, BNB's price increased over 3% in 24 hours despite a weekly decline of more than 11%.

TheNewsCrypto02/03 12:39

Temporary Binance Withdrawal Glitch Fixed, Platform Back to Normal

TheNewsCrypto02/03 12:39

Tether's 'Gold Standard' Ambition: Deconstructing XAUt, How the Stablecoin Giant is Hoarding Gold?

Tether, the company behind the dominant stablecoin USDT, is rapidly becoming a major global buyer of physical gold, with holdings of approximately 140 metric tons valued at around $23 billion. A significant portion of this, over 70 tons, was acquired last year alone to back its gold-backed stablecoin, XAUt. Each XAUt token represents ownership of one troy ounce of LBMA-standard gold, stored in a high-security Swiss vault. The on-chain token facilitates the transfer of ownership of the underlying physical asset. The operation is run by TG Commodities, a Salvadoran entity fully owned by Tether, which is authorized by El Salvador's national digital asset regulator. Tether's CEO has stated the company aims to allocate 10-15% of its portfolio to gold, purchasing an estimated one to two tons per week. With robust profits, this could potentially double its current XAUt reserves. This scale of purchasing has positioned Tether as a significant "marginal buyer" in the gold market, comparable to central banks. While other gold-backed tokens like PAXG and DGX exist, Tether's massive accumulation introduces a new dynamic. The product aims to make gold more divisible and transferable, but it also intertwines the stability of physical gold with the volatility of the crypto market, raising questions about the long-term implications of this new asset class.

marsbit02/02 12:03

Tether's 'Gold Standard' Ambition: Deconstructing XAUt, How the Stablecoin Giant is Hoarding Gold?

marsbit02/02 12:03

Hong Kong Targets March for First Stablecoin Licenses, Few Expected

Hong Kong's banking regulator, the HKMA, expects to issue its first batch of stablecoin licenses in March, with only a "very small number" of issuers approved initially. This marks a shift from consultation and sandbox testing to a regulated market. The licensing assessments focus on use cases, risk controls, anti-money laundering safeguards, and reserve backing models. The move follows the passage of Hong Kong's stablecoin bill in May 2025, which established a licensing regime for fiat-referenced stablecoin issuers. Early licensed issuers may include entities like Standard Chartered Bank, Animoca Brands, and Hong Kong Telecommunications. The limited initial approvals could quickly shape market structure and integration with regulated financial partners.

ccn.com02/02 09:05

Hong Kong Targets March for First Stablecoin Licenses, Few Expected

ccn.com02/02 09:05

Why USDT’s $50B growth shows capital moving beyond banks

Tether's $50 billion growth in 2025 highlights a major shift in global dollar distribution, moving capital from traditional banking systems to crypto-native infrastructure. USDT now functions as a parallel dollar network, offering rapid settlement, lower costs, and global reach. Its balance sheet strength, with over $6.3 billion in excess reserves and significant U.S. Treasury backing, reinforces confidence. Deep liquidity, broad integration, and efficient blockchain infrastructure position USDT as the dominant stablecoin, reshaping global dollar access beyond legacy financial systems.

ambcrypto02/01 00:01

Why USDT’s $50B growth shows capital moving beyond banks

ambcrypto02/01 00:01

Binance Plans Gradual Conversion Of $1 Billion SAFU Fund Into Bitcoin

Amid a prolonged Bitcoin downturn, Binance has announced a significant strategic shift to reinforce confidence in the crypto sector. The exchange plans to convert its entire $1 billion Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU), currently held in stablecoins, into Bitcoin. This conversion is expected to be completed within 30 days. Binance stated that this move reflects its long-term conviction in Bitcoin as a foundational asset and store of value. The fund will be actively rebalanced, and if its value falls below $800 million due to market fluctuations, Binance will replenish it back to $1 billion. In a related community letter, Binance also highlighted its 2025 initiatives, including assisting users in recovering $48 million from incorrect deposits, helping 5.4 million users identify potential threats to prevent an estimated $6.69 billion in scam losses, and cooperating with law enforcement to seize $131 million in illegal funds. The exchange's proof-of-reserves showed user assets totaling $162.8 billion, fully backed, by the end of 2025.

bitcoinist01/31 10:02

Binance Plans Gradual Conversion Of $1 Billion SAFU Fund Into Bitcoin

bitcoinist01/31 10:02

Chainlink adds 99K LINK to reserves, yet prices stall: Why?

Chainlink has significantly increased its reserves, adding 99,103 LINK in a single accumulation, bringing the total to 1.77 million—a 377% rise since before Q4 2025. This supply squeeze, funded by strong on-chain and off-chain revenue from high network usage, has not translated into price gains. LINK remains one of the worst-performing assets, down 39% in Q4 2025 and 11.7% in 2026, largely due to broader market sentiment. Despite this underperformance, strong fundamentals, record-high fees, and strategic accumulation suggest LINK is undervalued and poised for a potential scarcity-driven rally once demand recovers.

ambcrypto01/30 19:02

Chainlink adds 99K LINK to reserves, yet prices stall: Why?

ambcrypto01/30 19:02

The Watershed of Gold Certificates: The Collapse of Jierui and the Fundamental Differences with Tether

A significant divergence in the model of gold-backed platforms is highlighted by the collapse of Jierui in China and the expansion of Tether’s gold-backed stablecoin, XAUT. In late January, Jierui, a Shenzhen-based gold trading platform, failed amid a liquidity crisis. Users faced severe withdrawal restrictions, with many unable to access funds despite holding substantial gold and cash balances. The platform offered unfavorable settlement terms, exposing a classic model of unregulated financial risk. Jierui’s core flaw was its use of high-leverage “pre-set price” trading, where users bet on gold price movements against the platform—effectively an unhedged options market. When gold prices rose sharply in 2025–2026, the platform faced unsustainable liabilities, triggering a collapse. In contrast, Tether Gold (XAUT) operates on a fully reserved, 1:1 model—each token represents one ounce of physical gold, held in reserve. With over 140 tons of gold, Tether has become one of the world’s top gold holders. Its transparent, asset-backed approach has allowed it to thrive amid gold price appreciation, with its gold reserves gaining over $5 billion in value. Tether is further expanding its gold acquisitions and leveraging market opportunities through professional trading. While Jierui’s failure underscores the risks of opaque, leveraged structures, Tether’s growth demonstrates how digitized, verifiable gold assets can serve as a resilient store of value—especially in an era of geopolitical and financial uncertainty.

比推01/30 07:16

The Watershed of Gold Certificates: The Collapse of Jierui and the Fundamental Differences with Tether