# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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

‘Last Chance’: US Crypto Policy Hits Critical Deadline, Senator Says

US Senator Cynthia Lummis has warned that the current legislative session is the "last chance until at least 2030" to pass the CLARITY Act, a key piece of market-structure legislation for digital assets. The bill, which aims to provide clear regulatory rules for the crypto industry, faces a critical deadline as November midterm elections threaten to shift congressional priorities. Industry leaders, including Coinbase's Paul Grewal and Brian Armstrong, and a16z Crypto's Chris Dixon, are pushing for its passage, arguing that regulatory clarity will boost innovation and consumer protection. However, a major obstacle remains: a dispute over how to handle stablecoin yield. Despite growing support from companies and some regulators, this unresolved issue could prevent the bill from advancing. The act is seen as a test of Washington's ability to establish crypto regulations before the political window closes.

bitcoinist04/12 22:01

‘Last Chance’: US Crypto Policy Hits Critical Deadline, Senator Says

bitcoinist04/12 22:01

Crypto Market Structure Bill Enters Crucial Stage, Coinbase CEO Says “It’s Time”

The crypto market structure bill, specifically the CLARITY Act, is entering a crucial stage in the US legislative process. US legislators are set to return to Capitol Hill next week with the goal of passing the bill before the end of the month. The bill has been a major focus this year, though it has been stalled in the Senate Banking Committee due to debates over stablecoin rewards, tokenized equities, and other crypto-related issues. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, urging Congress to pass the CLARITY Act to maintain US leadership in financial market regulation. He emphasized the need for clear rules and adaptation to innovation. In a follow-up post on social media, he called for the Senate Banking Committee to send the bill to President Trump’s desk. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong endorsed the Treasury Secretary’s stance, expressing gratitude for bipartisan efforts and stating that it is time for the bill to pass. This marks a shift from his company’s earlier threat to withdraw support for the legislation "as written." A White House study found that stablecoin rewards, a primary concern, are unlikely to significantly impact bank lending or credit markets.

bitcoinist04/12 11:01

Crypto Market Structure Bill Enters Crucial Stage, Coinbase CEO Says “It’s Time”

bitcoinist04/12 11:01

Norman Chan: Steadily Developing Hong Kong's Compliant Stablecoin Ecosystem

On April 10, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) issued stablecoin licenses to Point (a joint venture among Standard Chartered Bank, Hong Kong Telecom, and an unnamed group) and HSBC under the “Stablecoin Ordinance.” In an official article, HKMA Chief Executive Eddie Yue highlighted that this marks a new phase in Hong Kong’s regulation of stablecoins. Both licensees plan to initially issue Hong Kong dollar-denominated stablecoins, focusing on four key areas: cross-border and local payments, tokenized asset trading, and innovative applications. Given their banking experience and prior involvement in central bank digital currency (CBDC) trials, the two institutions are well-positioned to explore synergies in “next-generation payment systems.” The HKMA emphasized that licensing standards will remain high, with a limited number of licenses to be issued. Ongoing compliance will be ensured through on-site examinations and other supervisory measures. The move aims to align with global regulatory trends and leverage compliant stablecoins to address real economic needs, strengthening Hong Kong’s foundation as a digital finance hub.

marsbit04/12 07:09

Norman Chan: Steadily Developing Hong Kong's Compliant Stablecoin Ecosystem

marsbit04/12 07:09

Hong Kong Issues First Stablecoin Licenses To HSBC, Standard Chartered JV

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has issued its first stablecoin licenses to The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) and Anchorpoint Financial Limited, a joint venture between Standard Chartered, Animoca Brands, and Hong Kong Telecom. This follows the implementation of Hong Kong’s Stablecoins Ordinance in August 2025, which established a licensing framework for fiat-backed cryptocurrency issuers. The HKMA received 36 applications but approved only two in this initial phase, as anticipated by Chief Executive Eddie Yue. Amid a broader downturn in digital assets, the stablecoin market has remained resilient, with its combined market cap holding near all-time highs since Q4 2025. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has declined over 42% in the same period. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading around $72,200, up more than 8% over the past week.

bitcoinist04/11 07:02

Hong Kong Issues First Stablecoin Licenses To HSBC, Standard Chartered JV

bitcoinist04/11 07:02

Major Ripple Developments You Might Have Missed That Could Affect The XRP Price

Ripple has launched its first Treasury Management System (TMS) with native digital asset capabilities, a move that could boost XRP by strengthening Ripple's role in enterprise financial infrastructure. In related news, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson claimed XRP faced targeted legal attacks after briefly surpassing Ethereum in 2018, which he believes were intended to suppress its growth. Additionally, the White House released a report downplaying concerns about stablecoin yields, a positive development that could benefit Ripple's upcoming stablecoin (RLUSD) and the broader crypto market, including XRP.

bitcoinist04/11 00:32

Major Ripple Developments You Might Have Missed That Could Affect The XRP Price

bitcoinist04/11 00:32

This Ripple-Ethereum Crossover Could Usher In A New Era Of Trading

Ripple has issued 9.9 million RLUSD on the Ethereum network, expanding its stablecoin presence across blockchains. This demand-driven issuance, managed through Ripple’s Treasury smart contracts, is backed 1:1 by US dollar reserves. The move follows a recent burn of over $230 million RLUSD, highlighting its responsive supply mechanism. RLUSD’s integration with Ethereum enables it to act as a bridge asset, facilitating liquidity between ecosystems and improving efficiency in decentralized finance and trading platforms. Its listing on Bitrue with tokenized gold pairs further extends its utility. This development supports faster, more connected, and adaptive cross-chain trading environments.

bitcoinist04/10 21:32

This Ripple-Ethereum Crossover Could Usher In A New Era Of Trading

bitcoinist04/10 21:32

CFTC launches innovation task force as crypto policy push accelerates

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has established an Innovation Task Force (ITF), led by Michael J. Passalacqua, to develop regulatory approaches for emerging technologies including crypto assets, artificial intelligence, and prediction markets. This initiative aims to provide clearer rules as these sectors evolve, though the task force itself does not have rulemaking authority. The move reflects a shift from reactive oversight to proactive preparation, aligning with broader U.S. policy momentum, including legislative efforts like the CLARITY Act, to create a defined regulatory framework for digital assets and related technologies.

ambcrypto04/10 19:38

CFTC launches innovation task force as crypto policy push accelerates

ambcrypto04/10 19:38

‘Make TON great again’ – Block rate rises 6x, blockchain speed is now 10x

The TON blockchain has increased its speed tenfold and now produces blocks six times faster, resulting in sub-second transaction times. This upgrade, part of the "Make TON Great Again" (MTONGA) framework announced by Telegram founder Pavel Durov, is the first of seven planned steps. The next phase aims to reduce transaction fees by six times. If achieved, lower fees would make TON significantly cheaper than competitors like Solana, potentially positioning it as a more cost-effective option for stablecoin transfers and DeFi applications. Despite currently ranking as the 14th fastest blockchain, TON has experienced a decline in activity since late 2024, with DEX volumes and TVL dropping significantly. However, these trends are partly attributed to broader market conditions. The upgrades are intended to attract new users amid intense competition among Layer 1 blockchains.

ambcrypto04/10 17:03

‘Make TON great again’ – Block rate rises 6x, blockchain speed is now 10x

ambcrypto04/10 17:03

Circle defends USDC freeze policy after Drift exploit, calls for faster legal frameworks

Circle has responded to criticism regarding its handling of illicit funds, particularly after the Drift Protocol exploit where over $270 million was drained. The company stated that it cannot freeze USDC assets without legal authorization from relevant authorities, emphasizing that freezing is a legal obligation, not a discretionary action. This follows a report alleging $420 million in compliance lapses due to delayed or absent freezes, including $230 million in USDC during the Drift incident. Circle argues that the mismatch between blockchain speed and legal processes creates structural gaps exploited by bad actors. The company calls for updated legal frameworks, such as the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts, to enable faster intervention while preserving due process and property rights.

ambcrypto04/10 15:47

Circle defends USDC freeze policy after Drift exploit, calls for faster legal frameworks

ambcrypto04/10 15:47

HSBC Bank and Anchorpoint Financial win Hong Kong’s first stablecoin licenses – Details

Hong Kong has issued its first stablecoin licenses to institutional, bank-backed entities HSBC Bank and Anchorpoint Financial (backed by Standard Chartered, Animoca Brands, and HKT). This marks the formal launch of the city's strict stablecoin regulatory framework, which prioritizes established players with strong compliance, capital reserves, and regulatory respect. The cautious, limited approval process may slow broader market participation and innovation in the near term but is designed to ensure user protection, risk management, and overall trust. The regime, which came into effect in August 2025, includes stringent rules on reserves, governance, and anti-money laundering controls.

ambcrypto04/10 14:02

HSBC Bank and Anchorpoint Financial win Hong Kong’s first stablecoin licenses – Details