# 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: SEC Ends Multi-Year Investigation into Zcash Foundation, Solana Mobile Opens SKR Airdrop Inquiry

Crypto Morning Brief: Key updates include the U.S. SEC closing its multi-year investigation into the Zcash Foundation with no enforcement action. The U.S. November PPI met expectations at 0.2% monthly. Over 130 crypto-related amendments were submitted by U.S. senators ahead of a market structure hearing, covering areas like stablecoin yields. In China, a former central bank digital currency official was reported to have received ETH for assisting an ICO. Solana Mobile opened eligibility checks for its upcoming SKR airdrop, distributing nearly 2 billion tokens. OpenSea is developing a new mobile app and Hyperliquid Perps product. FTX announced its next distribution round is scheduled for March 31, 2026, with a $2.2B reduction in disputed claim reserves. Investment firm TD Cowen lowered MicroStrategy’s price target but remains bullish on Bitcoin, forecasting prices up to $226K by 2027. Strive acquired Semler Scientific, becoming the 11th largest corporate Bitcoin holder. A lawsuit was refiled against Pump.fun and Solana executives, alleging market manipulation.

marsbit01/15 01:33

Crypto Morning Brief: SEC Ends Multi-Year Investigation into Zcash Foundation, Solana Mobile Opens SKR Airdrop Inquiry

marsbit01/15 01:33

Polygon makes a $250 mln stablecoin bet – But POL still struggles

Polygon Labs has made a significant $250 million acquisition of crypto payment firm Coinme and wallet infrastructure Sequence to expand its influence in the stablecoin market and cross-border transactions. This move aims to capitalize on growing institutional crypto adoption and positions Polygon as a key player in on-chain payments. Despite strong network activity, with daily transactions averaging over 6 million and a solid user base, its native token POL faces bearish pressure. After reaching $0.18, it retraced to $0.16 due to profit-taking. If selling continues, POL could drop to $0.14, but positive market reaction to the acquisition may push it back toward $0.20.

ambcrypto01/15 00:02

Polygon makes a $250 mln stablecoin bet – But POL still struggles

ambcrypto01/15 00:02

Senator Urges Banking Regulator To Block Crypto Charter Linked To Trump

Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to halt the review of a national trust bank charter application from World Liberty Financial, a crypto firm linked to former President Donald Trump. Warren argues that approving the charter while Trump retains financial ties could create serious ethical conflicts and undermine public trust in regulators. The firm aims to use the charter to issue and manage its dollar-pegged stablecoin, USD1, which has grown to over $3.3 billion in circulation since its launch. Other Democrats have expressed similar concerns, emphasizing the need for regulatory independence when reviewing politically connected applicants.

bitcoinist01/14 22:42

Senator Urges Banking Regulator To Block Crypto Charter Linked To Trump

bitcoinist01/14 22:42

Starknet TVL reclaims $300m for first time since 2024 as on-chain activity recovers

Starknet's total value locked (TVL) has rebounded to over $300 million for the first time since early 2024, signaling a recovery in on-chain activity and capital deployment after a prolonged decline. The TVL reached $302.12 million, nearing its all-time high of $307 million. This resurgence is supported by a record stablecoin market cap of approximately $248 million and an average of 65,000 daily active users, ranking Starknet fifth among Layer-2 networks. Despite trailing behind competitors like Base and Arbitrum, the network shows signs of stabilization and renewed user confidence, moving past outdated narratives and into a phase of measurable recovery.

ambcrypto01/14 16:23

Starknet TVL reclaims $300m for first time since 2024 as on-chain activity recovers

ambcrypto01/14 16:23

After the $250 Million Acquisition, Polygon's Long-Term Strategy Emerges

Polygon Labs has announced the acquisition of crypto startups Coinme and Sequence for a total of over $250 million. The deals are part of Polygon's strategic push into the stablecoin sector and broader financial infrastructure. Coinme, a US-based financial services company holding multiple state money transmitter licenses, will provide crucial regulatory compliance for Polygon to enter the US market. It will continue operating its existing crypto exchange, wallet, and service offerings. Sequence, a wallet and developer infrastructure provider, is intended to bolster the user-facing entry point for Polygon's ecosystem. These acquisitions represent a clear "upstream and downstream" strategy: securing regulatory pathways on one end and user infrastructure on the other. This aggressive, counter-cyclical move aims to transition Polygon from a crypto infrastructure project into a regulated financial infrastructure provider amid a tightening regulatory environment. Despite a broader market downturn, Polygon has shown resilience in on-chain revenue, recently ranking seventh among blockchains. A significant short-term driver of this growth is Polymarket, a prediction market platform whose high transaction volume has substantially increased network fees. This activity has accelerated the burn of POL tokens, creating a deflationary effect that currently outpaces staking rewards. In summary, while short-term fee growth is largely fueled by Polymarket, Polygon's long-term strategy is focused on building a compliant framework for stablecoins and real-world financial applications, positioning itself for the next phase of competition.

Odaily星球日报01/14 12:47

After the $250 Million Acquisition, Polygon's Long-Term Strategy Emerges

Odaily星球日报01/14 12:47

Clash Over Stablecoin Legislation: Big Banks Vs. The Crypto Industry

The Senate Banking Committee's updated crypto market structure bill (CLARITY Act) has sparked a new battle over the GENIUS Act, which focuses on stablecoin regulation. Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger claims the "Big Bank lobby" is pressuring Congress to revisit settled stablecoin reward legislation to suppress competition, not due to emerging risks. She argues that big banks, controlling assets equivalent to 60% of US GDP, offer low savings yields (0.39%) compared to the Federal Funds rate (3.50%-3.75%), and lobby against technologies providing better consumer returns by invoking "systemic risk" claims. Expert Omid Malekan criticized the notion that stablecoin holders shouldn't earn yields, advocating that interest from Treasury bills should benefit average Americans rather than bank executives. He cited JPMorgan's $25 billion net interest income as evidence of banks profiting from low saver returns, dismissing concerns that interest-paying stablecoins would harm lending. Both advocate for policies prioritizing consumer choice and fair returns.

bitcoinist01/14 11:01

Clash Over Stablecoin Legislation: Big Banks Vs. The Crypto Industry

bitcoinist01/14 11:01

Alibaba Invested in a Latin American Stablecoin Company, Why VelaFi?

VelaFi, a financial infrastructure platform focused on Latin America and bridging fiat and crypto, has raised $20 million in a Series B round, bringing its total funding to over $40 million. Notably, the investment round included participation from Alibaba Investment, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group. Alibaba's investment is strategic, as VelaFi's stablecoin-based infrastructure enables instant, low-cost cross-border settlements. This addresses key pain points of high fees and slow processing times, aligning with Alibaba's goals for its AliExpress and B2B platforms in emerging markets. The funding was co-led by XVC and Ikuyo, with participation from other firms. VelaFi, part of Galactic Holdings and led by CEO Maggie Wu, was formerly known as TruBit Business. It has expanded from Latin America into the U.S. and Asia, serving hundreds of enterprise clients and processing billions in transaction volume. VelaFi's core B2B model focuses on two main services: providing regulated on/off ramps for converting between local fiat and stablecoins, and facilitating cross-border payments by converting one local currency directly into another (e.g., Mexican Pesos to Brazilian Reals). It achieves this by integrating with local instant payment systems like Mexico's SPEI and Brazil's PIX, using stablecoins as a settlement layer to create a faster, more efficient alternative to traditional banking channels.

marsbit01/14 10:40

Alibaba Invested in a Latin American Stablecoin Company, Why VelaFi?

marsbit01/14 10:40

Tether Freezes $182 Million in One Day: Is USDT Still a Neutral Currency?

Tether, the issuer of USDT, froze approximately $182 million worth of USDT in a single day across five wallets on the Tron blockchain, marking one of its largest single-day enforcement actions. The frozen funds are widely suspected to belong to the Venezuelan government, potentially representing oil revenue, and the action is believed to have been conducted in coordination with U.S. authorities. This event has raised significant concerns about USDT’s role as a neutral financial tool, particularly in developing and sanctioned regions like Venezuela, where the stablecoin has become deeply embedded in the economy. Reports indicate that up to 80% of Venezuela’s oil revenue may be received in cryptocurrencies like USDT, creating a direct channel between its oil trade and the crypto economy. However, this incident demonstrates that Tether is willing to comply with law enforcement, even at the risk of undermining its reputation as a censorship-resistant alternative to traditional finance. The situation has drawn comparisons to the Euroclear moment, where frozen Russian assets sparked concerns about the safety of foreign-held euro-denominated assets. Similarly, Tether’s actions may lead international users to reconsider the perceived neutrality and safety of stablecoins. While Tether has maintained its peg so far, sustained outflows or loss of trust could pose existential risks to its offshore business model. The event underscores Tether’s growing role in global finance—and its vulnerability to geopolitical pressure.

marsbit01/14 07:58

Tether Freezes $182 Million in One Day: Is USDT Still a Neutral Currency?

marsbit01/14 07:58

From Real Estate to Crypto Finance: The Trump Family's New Capital Experiment

From real estate to crypto finance: The Trump family is pursuing a national trust bank charter rather than meme coins or NFTs, aiming to establish a permanent, transferable financial franchise. If approved by the OCC, their entity WLTC would gain direct access to the national payment system and a rare license for institutional crypto custody—a high-demand, regulated market. The strategy leverages political influence: crypto industry donations to Trump’s camp helped pass favorable legislation, while WLFI, with a 75% profit share for the family, benefits directly from these policies. This creates a closed loop of industry-funded policy advantages translating into private gains. WLTC’s potential approval could disrupt the crypto custody and stablecoin markets, challenging incumbents like USDT and USDC by offering integrated, compliant services. The move highlights a shift toward competition based on regulatory access and political influence rather than innovation, raising concerns about power-capital integration and systemic corruption risks.

比推01/14 06:25

From Real Estate to Crypto Finance: The Trump Family's New Capital Experiment