# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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A Depegging and a Tweet: When the U.S. President Begins to 'Legislate Escort' for His Family Business

A brief depegging incident involving the USD1 stablecoin, issued by Trump-affiliated World Liberty Financial (WLFI), and a subsequent social media post by former President Donald Trump urging Congress to pass the GENIUS Act—a key crypto regulatory bill—have drawn scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest. On February 23, 2026, USD1 temporarily depegged to $0.994 amid what WLFI called a “coordinated attack.” Shortly after, WLFI transferred over $17 million worth of its native tokens to exchanges, raising market suspicions. At the same time, Trump publicly advocating for the GENIUS Act, which would establish a federal framework for stablecoins—a move that directly benefits his family’s crypto venture. WLFI, which is partly owned by Trump entities and received a $500 million investment from an Abu Dhabi-linked firm, faces ongoing congressional investigations over governance and foreign influence concerns. Critics argue that Trump’s dual role as policy advocate and private beneficiary blurs ethical and constitutional lines. The situation underscores structural challenges in regulating an industry when key decision-makers also stand to gain financially from its legal and market framework.

Odaily星球日报03/08 07:03

A Depegging and a Tweet: When the U.S. President Begins to 'Legislate Escort' for His Family Business

Odaily星球日报03/08 07:03

Aave’s revenue surges despite DAO turmoil – Is lending DeFi’s backbone now?

Despite internal governance turmoil, Aave has demonstrated strong and consistent revenue growth, underscoring the resilience of lending protocols as a stable revenue engine within DeFi. While speculative sectors like DEXs and NFTs experience volatility, Aave generated $1.62 million in daily fees and $82.14 million over 30 days, supported by $32.4 billion in TVL. Its stablecoin utilization rates remain near 60–70%, reflecting sustained borrowing demand rather than speculative activity. With cumulative revenue approaching $145 million over the past year and over $1 trillion in total loan volume, Aave continues to function as DeFi’s core on-chain credit infrastructure, facilitating trading, arbitrage, and treasury management activities.

ambcrypto03/08 03:02

Aave’s revenue surges despite DAO turmoil – Is lending DeFi’s backbone now?

ambcrypto03/08 03:02

Kazakhstan’s Crypto Bet: Central Bank To Begin $350M Digital Assets Investment In Q2

Kazakhstan's central bank (NBK) will invest up to $350 million from its reserves into crypto-related assets starting in Q2 2024. The investment will target shares of high-tech companies, index funds, and instruments linked to digital assets, rather than direct cryptocurrency purchases. Governor Timur Suleimanov emphasized a cautious strategy, focusing on regulated entities like licensed crypto exchanges and infrastructure firms. This initiative is part of a broader plan to create a regulated digital asset market, including potential crypto banks and a national exchange, by enforcing compliance with AML, CTF, and tax regulations.

bitcoinist03/07 14:01

Kazakhstan’s Crypto Bet: Central Bank To Begin $350M Digital Assets Investment In Q2

bitcoinist03/07 14:01

Single Swing Vote May Determine Fate Of The CLARITY Act In Banking Committee

Despite strong White House backing, the CLARITY Act, a major crypto market structure bill, remains stalled in the Senate Banking Committee due to political divisions. A key obstacle is the ongoing dispute over stablecoin rewards, with Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) emerging as the pivotal swing vote. His proposed amendments to limit these rewards previously caused Coinbase to withdraw its support. While the bill could pass along party lines if Democrats oppose it, Tillis' support is critical for advancement. Negotiations are now focused on finding minimal acceptable language rather than a full resolution. Other contentious issues, like DeFi, have been sidelined. There is cautious optimism for progress within three weeks, potentially allowing a committee vote by late March.

bitcoinist03/07 13:02

Single Swing Vote May Determine Fate Of The CLARITY Act In Banking Committee

bitcoinist03/07 13:02

Florida Passes First U.S. State-Level Framework for Payment Stablecoins

Florida has passed the first comprehensive state-level stablecoin regulatory framework in the U.S. The bill, SB 314, establishes clear licensing, operational, and consumer protection rules for payment stablecoin issuers. It requires issuers to be licensed by the state, comply with anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) procedures, and submit detailed applications covering financial stability and operational plans. The legislation also clarifies that certain stablecoins are not securities. A companion bill, SB 1440, was passed to ensure the confidentiality of financial information collected from virtual currency businesses. The bill now awaits the governor's signature.

TheNewsCrypto03/07 07:18

Florida Passes First U.S. State-Level Framework for Payment Stablecoins

TheNewsCrypto03/07 07:18

Recent Mass Shutdowns of DeFi Protocols: They All Have One Thing in Common

In recent months, multiple DeFi protocols have announced shutdowns, not due to exit scams but because of a lack of users, funding, or both. Projects like Angle Protocol, Polynomial, MilkyWay, and Step Finance—despite having functional products and significant past traction—were unable to sustain operations. Common challenges included an inability to attract liquidity (especially critical in derivatives), failure to achieve product-market fit, and high costs of expanding to new chains or narratives. Many teams pivoted repeatedly to chase trends like restaking or real-world assets but ran out of capital before finding sustainable demand. Others, like ZeroLend, suffered from deploying on smaller blockchains that lost liquidity during market downturns. Despite these failures, the projects shut down responsibly, allowing users to withdraw funds and avoiding reckless token launches—a sign of industry maturation compared to the reckless exits of 2022.

marsbit03/06 09:31

Recent Mass Shutdowns of DeFi Protocols: They All Have One Thing in Common

marsbit03/06 09:31

RWA Weekly: Republicans Urge Senate to Adopt House Crypto Bill, EU's 12-Bank Alliance Qivalis Plans to Launch Euro Stablecoin

RWA Weekly Digest: March 6, 2026 The RWA sector continues to grow, with the total on-chain market cap reaching $26.52 billion. The stablecoin market cap saw a slight increase to $299.09 billion, marking two consecutive months of growth, while monthly active addresses rose to 53.48 million. Key regulatory developments include the U.S. Fed affirming a "technology-neutral" capital treatment for tokenized securities, and a U.S. Senate housing bill that included a temporary ban on a CBDC until 2030. The OCC issued rules limiting indirect interest payments on stablecoins. Japan's central bank announced plans to conduct trials for blockchain-based settlements. Significant project launches highlight the trend of traditional finance moving on-chain. A coalition of 12 EU banks, named Qivalis, plans to launch a MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin in the second half of the year. Germany's AllUnity expanded its offerings with a Swiss franc-pegged stable币, CHFAU. The Canadian government, alongside TD Bank, successfully piloted a C$100 million blockchain bond. In payments, Visa and Stripe are planning to expand their stable币 card issuance to over 100 countries. Western Union partnered with Crossmint to launch its USDPT stable币 on Solana. Funding activity remained strong. ARQ raised $70 million to expand its stablecoin-based financial applications in Latin America. QFEX secured $9.5 million in seed funding to launch a high-leverage RWA trading platform. Tether made a strategic investment in Axiym to integrate USDT into compliant payment networks. The European Central Bank issued a warning that widespread stable币 adoption, particularly of those pegged to foreign currencies like the USD, could pose significant risks to monetary policy and the banking system. Analysis from TD Cowen suggested that banks might lose the political battle over stable币 yield payments, though prolonged debate could jeopardize broader crypto legislation in the U.S.

marsbit03/06 07:21

RWA Weekly: Republicans Urge Senate to Adopt House Crypto Bill, EU's 12-Bank Alliance Qivalis Plans to Launch Euro Stablecoin

marsbit03/06 07:21

6% Annual Yield: Musk Declares War on Traditional Banks

Elon Musk's X Money, a new financial product, offers a 6% annual percentage yield (APY) on deposits, a rate 600 times higher than traditional U.S. banks like JPMorgan Chase. The product includes a laser-engraved metal debit card linked to users' X handles, instant Visa Direct settlements, zero foreign transaction fees, and FDIC insurance up to $250,000 via Cross River Bank. The high yield is enabled by a low-cost, cloud-native infrastructure without physical branches, leveraging X's over 500 million monthly active users for near-zero customer acquisition costs. This model threatens traditional banks' profit margins, payment intermediaries like PayPal, and remittance services by potentially creating a closed-loop financial ecosystem within X. Key regulatory challenges include pending money transmitter licenses in New York, allegations of data misuse, and compliance with the GENIUS Act, which prohibits stablecoin issuers from paying yields. Integration with AI system Grok aims to transform X into an AI-driven wealth management and content-monetization platform. If successful, X Money could become a U.S. version of China's super-apps like WeChat Pay, though regulatory hurdles may limit its impact. The outcome could significantly disrupt traditional banking and payment industries.

marsbit03/06 06:06

6% Annual Yield: Musk Declares War on Traditional Banks

marsbit03/06 06:06

USDsui launch: Inside SUI’s ‘strategic’ move to shake up DeFi

The Sui Network has launched USDsui, its first native stablecoin, marking a strategic move to capture liquidity and strengthen its position in DeFi. Unlike traditional stablecoins, USDsui is designed not only to facilitate payments but also to enhance SUI's tokenomics by channeling the yield generated from its issuance into token buybacks. This mechanism reduces SUI's circulating supply and creates a feedback loop aimed at driving long-term value. The launch comes at a critical time, as regulatory clarity from the anticipated CLARITY Act—which has increased market confidence in stablecoins—could legitimize and boost USDsui's adoption. Despite SUI's recent performance challenges, including a significant decline in liquidity and price, the introduction of USDsui is positioned as a key catalyst for fundamental and technical growth, potentially reshaping SUI's role in the DeFi ecosystem.

ambcrypto03/06 03:02

USDsui launch: Inside SUI’s ‘strategic’ move to shake up DeFi

ambcrypto03/06 03:02

Solana seeing rising interest, but is it enough to boost SOL?

Solana (SOL) is showing signs of a potential bullish reversal, trading at $90.76 with recent daily gains. This comes as institutional interest returns, evidenced by three consecutive days of net inflows into Solana Spot ETFs, including a significant $19 million inflow. Additionally, Solana's stablecoin transaction volume surged to a record $650 billion in February, the highest among all blockchains, indicating robust network usage and adoption. Technical indicators, such as the Bias ratio and Awesome Oscillator, suggest bears are losing strength and a momentum shift is underway. If this demand sustains, SOL could retest $94 and target $100. However, failure to maintain liquidity may keep it range-bound between $80 and $91.

ambcrypto03/05 22:02

Solana seeing rising interest, but is it enough to boost SOL?