# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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Trump’s crypto advisor confirms ‘agreement in principle’ on CLARITY Act

Trump's crypto advisor Patrick Witt confirmed a bipartisan 'agreement in principle' has been reached between the Senate and White House to advance the stalled CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill. The breakthrough addresses banking industry concerns over stablecoin yields by blocking rewards on passive balances to prevent deposit flight, while permitting activity-based rewards for transactions and utility. This compromise, brokered by Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks, aims to unblock the legislation which had been stalled since January 2026. The bill's passage now depends on banking industry support, with a Senate markup expected after Easter recess if approved. The legislation faces a tight timeline to pass before the August recess and upcoming elections.

ambcrypto03/21 09:20

Trump’s crypto advisor confirms ‘agreement in principle’ on CLARITY Act

ambcrypto03/21 09:20

Ethereum vs Solana – No chain has defensible ‘moat’ yet, warns Wintermute CEO

Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy argues that neither Ethereum nor Solana has established a defensible market position, despite Ethereum's dominance in DeFi TVL ($56 billion vs. Solana's $6.8 billion). He claims Ethereum's value is largely "stuck money" and corporate experiments with limited real-world impact, while Solana, though technologically capable, remains overly reliant on memecoin activity without major new dApps. Gaevoy believes the space remains open for new blockchains to emerge and attract users. Hyperliquid's success supports this view, as it now generates 45% of blockchain fee revenue—surpassing Ethereum (7%) and Solana (13%)—by expanding into commodity trading. Additionally, new corporate chains like Tempo and Circle’s Arc threaten public chains' stablecoin and tokenization advantages by offering lower fees and enhanced security. The competition remains fluid, with no clear winner yet.

ambcrypto03/21 07:05

Ethereum vs Solana – No chain has defensible ‘moat’ yet, warns Wintermute CEO

ambcrypto03/21 07:05

Chainlink Maxi Shares Why LINK Is A Better Institutional Bet Than XRP

In a controversial post, Chainlink ambassador Zach Rynes sparked debate by arguing that LINK is a superior institutional investment compared to XRP. He criticized Ripple for prioritizing equity shareholders over XRP token holders, claiming the company uses XRP sale proceeds to fund corporate acquisitions and stock buybacks that don’t benefit token investors. Rynes dismissed the XRP Ledger as an "obsolete ghost chain" with minimal market share in real-world assets and stablecoins, while highlighting Chainlink’s dominance in DeFi, institutional partnerships, and structurally aligned incentives—noting that even Chainlink employees are rewarded in LINK, not equity. Ripple’s former CTO, David Schwartz, countered that Ripple’s consistent XRP sales created lower entry prices for buyers, a claim Rynes rejected as "elite-tier gaslighting."

bitcoinist03/21 03:01

Chainlink Maxi Shares Why LINK Is A Better Institutional Bet Than XRP

bitcoinist03/21 03:01

CNBC Teases Deal Between Banks And Crypto For Long-Awaited Market Structure Bill

CNBC reports that banking and cryptocurrency representatives are nearing a tentative agreement, potentially advancing the stalled CLARITY Act. Senate Banking Committee lawmakers may have reached a compromise, with a markup and vote expected soon. Key discussions involve stablecoin reward structures, though staff indicate negotiators are "99% of the way there." Additionally, Republicans are considering adding community bank deregulatory provisions from a House housing bill into the crypto legislation as part of a broader political trade-off to secure support. Talks remain fluid, and no final decisions have been made.

bitcoinist03/20 22:01

CNBC Teases Deal Between Banks And Crypto For Long-Awaited Market Structure Bill

bitcoinist03/20 22:01

Crypto Rules Are Changing—But Congress Still Decides The Endgame

Republican senators met with a White House crypto adviser in a closed-door session, signaling progress on digital asset oversight legislation. A key sticking point—stablecoin yield—is nearly resolved, moving the Senate’s CLARITY Act forward. Simultaneously, SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced a major policy shift, stating that most cryptocurrencies are not securities. Only tokenized traditional securities remain under SEC jurisdiction. The SEC’s new interpretive guidance, described as a temporary bridge, aligns with a recent agreement with the CFTC, which is poised to take a larger regulatory role once Congress passes comprehensive legislation.

bitcoinist03/20 18:32

Crypto Rules Are Changing—But Congress Still Decides The Endgame

bitcoinist03/20 18:32

Bitcoin: How a $1.3B liquidity gap could stall BTC’s next move

Bitcoin has shown a 12% gain since late February, contrasting with a decline in the S&P 500, reigniting discussions about its role as a digital safe haven. However, despite a recent increase in stablecoin exchange inflows, the 30-day moving average remains $1.3 billion below the annual average, indicating insufficient demand to fuel a sustained rally. Broader macroeconomic concerns, including inflation risks and rising U.S. Treasury yields, are making investors cautious about risk assets like Bitcoin. While a short-term rise toward $83k–$89k is possible, analysts caution that this should be viewed as a retracement within a longer-term bearish trend rather than the start of a true recovery.

ambcrypto03/20 13:04

Bitcoin: How a $1.3B liquidity gap could stall BTC’s next move

ambcrypto03/20 13:04

‘Just the beginning’: Paul Atkins signals SEC’s new crypto rule changes

SEC Chair Paul Atkins announced the agency will soon issue formal proposed rules to codify its recent interpretive guidance, which classifies most crypto assets as non-securities and categorizes them into five groups: digital commodities, collectibles, tools, stablecoins, and securities. The SEC also plans to create a regulatory sandbox for experimentation. Atkins noted that while this is a significant step, courts could still deviate from the SEC’s interpretation. He described the move as a "bridge" as Congress progresses on the CLARITY Act. Senator Cynthia Lummis reported that stablecoin yield issues are "99% resolved" in the bill negotiations. Market optimism for the bill has improved slightly despite earlier setbacks.

ambcrypto03/20 10:52

‘Just the beginning’: Paul Atkins signals SEC’s new crypto rule changes

ambcrypto03/20 10:52

Solana sees capital repositioning on-chain – Is a new cycle forming?

Solana's market structure shows a significant shift from futures-driven trading to spot-led accumulation, indicating a potential transition in market cycles. Futures momentum weakened through 2026, with sell dominance returning, suggesting late-cycle fatigue and reduced leveraged conviction. Meanwhile, spot demand increased, with whale activity expanding between $80–$100, reflecting strategic accumulation rather than speculation. Stablecoin supply on Solana reached a new all-time high exceeding $17 billion, indicating that capital is repositioning within the ecosystem rather than exiting, strengthening its role as a settlement layer. Exchange balances continued declining, falling from over 40 million SOL in late 2024 to nearly 27 million by March 2026, signaling strong holding behavior and reduced sell pressure. This absorption of supply, combined with growing on-chain liquidity, points to a structural market reset. Leverage is exiting while stronger hands rebuild positions, setting the stage for a more stable base and potential sustained upside.

ambcrypto03/20 08:06

Solana sees capital repositioning on-chain – Is a new cycle forming?

ambcrypto03/20 08:06

Bitcoin: Retail FOMO is back – Here’s why that’s bad news for BTC

Bitcoin faces renewed retail FOMO around the $70k resistance level, which may signal bearish pressure rather than bullish momentum. Recent data shows over $130 million in hourly inflows to Binance, indicating speculative trading. Coupled with increasing short positions and a declining CVD (indicating weak spot demand), this suggests traders are chasing fear and taking profits rather than genuine accumulation. Although stablecoin market caps have rebounded, providing liquidity, the lack of strong follow-through makes a breakout above $75k unlikely. Retail behavior currently represents a key vulnerability for BTC.

ambcrypto03/20 04:03

Bitcoin: Retail FOMO is back – Here’s why that’s bad news for BTC

ambcrypto03/20 04:03

A Major Solana Milestone: US SEC’s Latest Filing Puts SOL In The Commodity Category

The U.S. SEC and CFTC have jointly issued new regulations classifying cryptocurrencies, with Solana (SOL) officially recognized as a commodity—not a security. This regulatory clarity could significantly boost SOL’s legitimacy and reduce legal uncertainty. The classification is part of a broader token taxonomy that also excludes activities like staking and airdrops from being considered securities transactions. Meanwhile, Solana has emerged as the leading blockchain for stablecoin transaction volume, surpassing Ethereum and Tron with over 37% of the total share in February. Its stablecoin market cap has exceeded $316 billion, driven largely by growing adoption of USDC, which accounted for more than 72% of volume. The network’s high throughput and low fees are attracting increasing capital, signaling a shift toward faster and more efficient blockchain ecosystems.

bitcoinist03/20 02:01

A Major Solana Milestone: US SEC’s Latest Filing Puts SOL In The Commodity Category