# 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.

Crypto Morning Brief: X Revokes API Access for 'Reward Posting Apps', Bitmine Invests in MrBeast

Crypto Morning Brief: X Revokes API Access for 'Reward Posting Apps', Bitmine Invests in MrBeast Key market developments include better-than-expected US jobless claims and the Senate Banking Committee canceling a meeting amid Coinbase controversy. CME Group announced new futures for Cardano, Chainlink, and Stellar. X (formerly Twitter) revoked API access for applications that reward users for posting, citing a flood of AI-generated spam. Interactive Brokers now supports 24/7 USDC deposits for accounts, with plans to add more stablecoins. State Street launched a new digital asset platform. In notable closures, MilkyWay Protocol is shutting down permanently, and Polygon laid off nearly 30% of its staff as it pivots to a payments-focused strategy. CoinGecko's co-founder responded to acquisition rumors, stating the platform is operating normally while evaluating strategic opportunities. Finally, Bitmine announced a $200 million investment into MrBeast's Beast Industries.

marsbit01/16 01:24

Crypto Morning Brief: X Revokes API Access for 'Reward Posting Apps', Bitmine Invests in MrBeast

marsbit01/16 01:24

Is Bank Of America Currently Running Tests With Ripple’s XRP? Here’s What We Know

Crypto pundit X Finance Bull claims Bank of America is testing cross-border payments using Ripple's XRP, suggesting XRP is becoming core financial technology. This follows earlier comments from Ripple President Monica Long noting BofA was an early partner, though current status is unclear. BofA had filed a related patent but abandoned it; however, it now allows wealth clients crypto exposure and is exploring its own stablecoin. Ripple has secured partnerships with institutions like BNY Mellon, AMINA Bank, Absa, and SBI, providing payment and custody services. XRP price was around $2.10, down 3% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist01/15 23:01

Is Bank Of America Currently Running Tests With Ripple’s XRP? Here’s What We Know

bitcoinist01/15 23:01

U.S. Senate delays crypto market structure bill after Coinbase raises objections

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has delayed consideration of a crypto market structure bill following objections from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who argued the draft contained multiple "deal-breakers." Key concerns include provisions that could effectively ban tokenized equities, impose restrictions on DeFi, expand SEC authority, and eliminate stablecoin rewards. The delay reflects legislative uncertainty, particularly around stablecoin rules and bipartisan disagreements. Despite the pause, negotiations continue, with lawmakers aiming to reconcile industry concerns while maintaining regulatory clarity and bipartisan support. The bill's future remains uncertain as stakeholders work to address unresolved issues.

ambcrypto01/15 22:00

U.S. Senate delays crypto market structure bill after Coinbase raises objections

ambcrypto01/15 22:00

$3 billion in 30 days – Why USDC’s transaction volume on XDC signals major shift in DeFi!

A significant shift is occurring in DeFi, moving the focus from Total Value Locked (TVL) to transaction utility as the key indicator of a network's strength. While Ethereum leads in TVL and stablecoin market share, the emphasis is now on real-world usage and transaction volume. This is exemplified by the XDC Network, which recently processed over $3 billion in USDC transactions in 30 days—a volume rivaling traditional payment networks. This surge highlights USDC's evolving role beyond a "safe haven" into a critical "cash leg" for settlements and real-world payments. High stablecoin transaction volume signals a network's growing dominance, reflecting real-world utility, liquidity efficiency, and institutional adoption in the expanding DeFi ecosystem.

ambcrypto01/15 15:02

$3 billion in 30 days – Why USDC’s transaction volume on XDC signals major shift in DeFi!

ambcrypto01/15 15:02

Argentina’s Lemon Launches Bitcoin-Backed Visa Credit Card

Argentina's crypto exchange Lemon has launched a Visa credit card backed by Bitcoin, allowing users to access credit in pesos without selling their BTC holdings. With 5.5 million users, Lemon is the country's second-largest exchange. Users can deposit 0.01 BTC (approx. $900) as collateral to receive a credit limit of 1,000,000 pesos. Bitcoin serves solely as collateral and is not converted. The card also enables commission-free purchases of digital dollars, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and over 30 other cryptocurrencies. Future updates will allow users to customize collateral and credit limits.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 12:17

Argentina’s Lemon Launches Bitcoin-Backed Visa Credit Card

TheNewsCrypto01/15 12:17

Pakistan Partners With WLFI-Linked Company For USD1 Stablecoin Payments

Pakistan has signed a memorandum of understanding with SC Financial Technologies, an affiliate of the Trump-linked World Liberty Financial (WLFI), to explore the use of the USD1 stablecoin for cross-border payments. The partnership aims to integrate the stablecoin into Pakistan’s regulated digital payments infrastructure, aligning with the country’s plans to modernize its financial systems and develop a central bank digital currency. Meanwhile, WLFI faces scrutiny in the U.S., where Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged regulators to halt the company’s bank charter application over concerns about conflicts of interest related to former President Trump’s financial ties.

bitcoinist01/15 11:03

Pakistan Partners With WLFI-Linked Company For USD1 Stablecoin Payments

bitcoinist01/15 11:03

‘Too many issues’- Coinbase CEO withdraws support for CLARITY Act

Coinbase has withdrawn its support for the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, leading the Senate Banking Committee to postpone its markup. CEO Brian Armstrong stated the current version has "too many issues" and is "bad for the sector," preferring no bill over a bad one. Key objections include bans on tokenized equities, stablecoin rewards, and privacy-limiting DeFi restrictions. In response, Chairman Tim Scott delayed the session to allow further bipartisan negotiations. The market's odds of the bill passing this year fell to 52%, down from 80%, reflecting increased uncertainty. Senator Elizabeth Warren also proposed 35 stricter amendments, seen as favorable to traditional banks.

ambcrypto01/15 11:02

‘Too many issues’- Coinbase CEO withdraws support for CLARITY Act

ambcrypto01/15 11:02

Mainland Stablecoin Regulation "Lands" and Digital Yuan 2.0 "Sets Sail"

China's regulatory landscape for digital currency is undergoing a significant shift, marked by two key developments: the explicit regulatory stance on stablecoins and the launch of the Digital Yuan 2.0. In late November, authorities reinforced that stablecoins like USDT are considered illegal virtual currencies, aligning with the 2021 regulatory framework. This move aims to curb their use in circumventing foreign exchange controls and illegal financial activities. The judicial system has also tightened, reversing earlier trends where courts occasionally offered limited relief in crypto-related disputes. Simultaneously, the Digital Yuan has evolved from a basic digital cash (M0) system to a more advanced "digital deposit currency" (Digital Yuan 2.0). This upgrade introduces interest-bearing accounts, smart contract capabilities, and greater integration with the commercial banking system, enhancing its functionality and appeal while maintaining a centralized, state-controlled framework. For Web3 participants, the regulatory environment has heightened risks, shifting from compliance issues to potential criminal liability. Strategies include moving operations to regulated jurisdictions like Hong Kong, focusing on technical services within official frameworks, and exploring opportunities in cross-border payment systems like the multi-CBDC bridge. The overall trend indicates a state-driven effort to integrate beneficial technologies like programmable money into a controlled, sovereign system while eliminating unauthorized private alternatives.

marsbit01/15 05:33

Mainland Stablecoin Regulation "Lands" and Digital Yuan 2.0 "Sets Sail"

marsbit01/15 05:33

CLARITY Deliberation Suddenly Postponed: Why Is the Industry So Divided?

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has unexpectedly postponed the markup hearing for the cryptocurrency market structure bill, CLARITY, originally scheduled for January 15. The delay follows significant industry division, notably after Coinbase publicly opposed the current version of the bill, calling it "worse than the status quo." CLARITY aims to clarify digital asset classification and define regulatory roles between the SEC and CFTC, intending to establish a clear federal framework for crypto markets. However, key industry players are split: while Coinbase argues the bill’s flaws—such as restrictions on DeFi, stablecoin yields, and excessive disclosure requirements—make it unacceptable, other firms like a16z, Kraken, and Circle support moving forward with the current text, despite acknowledging its imperfections, to avoid prolonged regulatory uncertainty. Major concerns include prohibitions on stablecoin rewards, overly burdensome disclosure rules for token issuers, potential overreach into DeFi developer activities, and barriers to institutional adoption. The debate reflects a strategic divide between firms seeking immediate progress with a flawed bill and those demanding substantial revisions before advancing. The bill’s future remains uncertain as stakeholders continue to shape its provisions.

marsbit01/15 04:28

CLARITY Deliberation Suddenly Postponed: Why Is the Industry So Divided?

marsbit01/15 04:28

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