# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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Senate Update On Crypto Market Structure Bill—Here’s What’s Happening Now

The US Senate is progressing with the crypto market structure bill, known as the CLARITY Act, with a key markup session anticipated around January 15, 2026. Senator Cynthia Lummis indicated the Senate is conducting a "light reading" of the legislation, which follows extensive bipartisan negotiations and lobbying efforts from both crypto and traditional banking sectors. The bill, building on the House-passed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, includes crucial provisions like stablecoin incentives from the GENIUS Act. It must pass through the Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees, where it will face amendments and votes. If approved, it will require at least 60 votes in the full Senate to overcome a filibuster, highlighting the need for bipartisan support.

bitcoinist01/10 01:32

Senate Update On Crypto Market Structure Bill—Here’s What’s Happening Now

bitcoinist01/10 01:32

Solana On-Chain Liquidity Leadership Widens As DEX Volume Stays Robust Across The Network

Despite a volatile market with sideways price movements, the Solana network continues to demonstrate robust on-chain activity and performance. It has solidified its leadership in on-chain liquidity, processing a dominant $6.7 billion in DEX volume, which surpasses all other layer 1 and layer 2 solutions. This reflects strong trading environment, deep liquidity pools, and sustained user engagement. Further signaling strength, Solana's derivatives market is expanding, with open interest reaching $3.35 billion, indicating significant new capital inflows and trader activity. The network closed 2025 with record on-chain performance, showing growth in real economic activity, applications, and users. Key developments fueling this growth include a massive $900 million+ spike in stablecoin supply within 24 hours, driven by Jupiter's new stablecoin launch, and Morgan Stanley's filing for a Spot Solana ETF, pointing to a resurgence in institutional crypto flows.

bitcoinist01/09 18:14

Solana On-Chain Liquidity Leadership Widens As DEX Volume Stays Robust Across The Network

bitcoinist01/09 18:14

Dogecoin Targets Japan In New RWA And Adoption Push

Dogecoin's corporate arm, House of Doge, has partnered with two Japan-focused firms, abc Co., Ltd. and ReYuu Japan Inc., to drive localized adoption and real-world asset (RWA) initiatives in Japan. The collaboration aims to explore gold-backed stablecoins, regulatory-compliant RWA tokenization under Japan's "green list" framework, and the establishment of a joint fund. This move signals a strategic shift for Dogecoin towards practical utility, including payments and financial products, beyond its meme-centric origins. The partnership emphasizes responsible innovation and ecosystem growth, though specific details on assets, timelines, or merchants were not disclosed. At the time of writing, DOGE was trading at $0.14276.

bitcoinist01/09 13:43

Dogecoin Targets Japan In New RWA And Adoption Push

bitcoinist01/09 13:43

The Banking Industry's Resistance: The Endless Debate Over Stablecoin Interest Payments

The article discusses the ongoing regulatory debate in the U.S. regarding interest payments on stablecoins. The proposed *GENIUS Act* currently prohibits stablecoin *issuers* from paying interest to holders. However, platforms like Coinbase can still offer yields (e.g., 3.35% on USDC) because they act as *distributors*, not issuers. This loophole has sparked a significant political battle. The American Bankers Association (ABA) is leading efforts to expand the interest ban to include distributors in the upcoming *Crypto Market Structure Bill*. Banks argue that stablecoins threaten their deposit base, reduce lending capacity, and lack FDIC insurance, thereby endangering their traditional business model. The crypto industry strongly opposes this expansion. Coinbase's Chief Policy Officer argues stablecoins haven't caused significant bank deposit outflows. Think tank Paradigm suggests that banning interest on stablecoins used for payments would be akin to a "holding tax" on consumers. The article contrasts the U.S. situation with approaches in China and South Korea. China's digital yuan (a CBDC) pays interest to promote adoption, while South Korea's policy mirrors the current U.S. stance—banning issuer interest but not distributor interest. The conclusion warns that if the ABA's lobbying succeeds, it would cripple the crypto industry. It argues that traditional finance should adapt to innovation, citing examples of banks and asset managers (like BNY Mellon, JPMorgan, and BlackRock) already embracing opportunities in stablecoins and tokenization.

marsbit01/09 12:44

The Banking Industry's Resistance: The Endless Debate Over Stablecoin Interest Payments

marsbit01/09 12:44

South Korea Prepares To Open the Door to Spot Bitcoin and Crypto ETFs

South Korea has announced plans to approve spot Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ETFs by 2026 as part of its Economic Growth Strategy. The government will amend the Capital Markets Act, which currently does not recognize cryptocurrencies as eligible underlying assets for ETFs. This marks a significant shift from years of restrictive policies. The move aligns with global trends, following the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. and Hong Kong. The Korea Exchange is prepared to list and trade crypto ETFs once regulations are updated. The policy aims to provide regulated investment options and reduce capital outflows to offshore platforms, estimated at nearly $110 billion in 2025.

ccn.com01/09 12:15

South Korea Prepares To Open the Door to Spot Bitcoin and Crypto ETFs

ccn.com01/09 12:15

Zodia Custody Enables Institutional Access to Australia’s First Regulated Stablecoin

Zodia Custody, a global institutional custodian, now supports AUDM, Australia's first regulated Australian dollar stablecoin. Issued by the licensed Marcopod, AUDM is pegged 1:1 to the AUD and backed by fiat in segregated trust accounts. Zodia provides secure cold storage custody, enabling banks and large institutions to hold AUDM without managing private keys. This enhances regulatory confidence and supports use cases like real-time payments, settlements, and smart contract automation. Australia is advancing stablecoin integration into regulated finance, as seen with regulatory simplifications and participation in the RBA’s Project Acaci, shifting stablecoins from crypto trading to mainstream financial infrastructure.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 10:50

Zodia Custody Enables Institutional Access to Australia’s First Regulated Stablecoin

TheNewsCrypto01/09 10:50

Bitcoin Will Hit All-Time High in 2026 if It Clears These Three Hurdles — Bitwise CIO

Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high in 2026 if it overcomes three key hurdles, according to Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan. The first is avoiding major market blow-ups, like the $19 billion liquidation event in October 2025, which had previously created uncertainty. The second is U.S. regulatory progress, particularly the passage of the CLARITY Act, which faces challenges around DeFi and stablecoin regulations. The third is stability in equity markets, as a sharp downturn could negatively impact risk assets like crypto. Hougan remains optimistic, noting that one hurdle has already been cleared and that stablecoin and tokenization markets have significant growth potential.

ccn.com01/09 10:33

Bitcoin Will Hit All-Time High in 2026 if It Clears These Three Hurdles — Bitwise CIO

ccn.com01/09 10:33

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Encryption Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

The CLARITY Act (Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025), a key U.S. crypto market structure bill, faces a critical Senate Banking Committee vote on January 15. The bill aims to establish a clear regulatory framework by classifying digital assets into three categories: digital commodities, investment contract assets (securities), and regulated payment stablecoins. It also delineates regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC. Recent closed-door meetings between Wall Street representatives (including SIFMA) and crypto industry players have been "constructive," particularly on contentious issues like DeFi regulatory exemptions and yield-bearing stablecoins. However, significant disagreements remain. Wall Street opposes broad DeFi exemptions and wants to restrict yield-paying stablecoins to protect traditional banks, while the crypto industry defends these provisions. Having passed the House with strong support in July, CLARITY's Senate progress has been delayed multiple times due to these disputes. The upcoming committee vote is crucial for the bill to advance to the full Senate. Supporters warn that postponement beyond April could jeopardize its passage due to midterm election politics. The outcome will determine whether the U.S. can resolve long-standing regulatory uncertainties and provide a clearer path for crypto market growth.

Odaily星球日报01/09 09:51

The Biggest Variable in the Post-Encryption Market: Can the CLARITY Act Pass the Senate?

Odaily星球日报01/09 09:51

BNB Chain 2025 Year-End Review: Self-Transcendence, Trading Everything

BNB Chain 2025 Year-End Review: Self-Transformation and Trading Everything In 2025, BNB Chain underwent a qualitative transformation, evolving from a low-cost alternative to a robust infrastructure capable of handling real-world financial and payment scenarios. Key achievements include a 40.5% growth in TVL, a 100% increase in on-chain stablecoin market cap to $14.7 billion, and over $1.8 billion in RWA assets. The network maintained zero downtime despite high transaction loads, processing a record 31 million daily transactions. Technical upgrades through Lorentz and Maxwell hard forks reduced block time to sub-second levels and increased throughput to 133 million gas/second, significantly improving speed, reducing MEV attacks by 95%, and lowering costs. These enhancements enabled high-frequency applications like stablecoin payments and DEX interactions, driving daily active addresses to 4.4 million, the highest among blockchains. Stablecoin adoption flourished, with BNB Chain becoming a leading network for efficient, low-cost payments. Initiatives like United Stables' multi-collateral model and a $1 billion Builder Fund fostered ecosystem growth. RWA integration accelerated with major institutions like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton tokenizing assets on-chain, leveraging BNB Chain’s user base and liquidity for deeper adoption. BNB Chain’s 2025 progress validated its capacity as reliable infrastructure under sustained demand, setting the stage for 2026 goals: enhancing user experience, reducing latency and costs, and supporting advanced use cases like AI and global payments, moving toward seamless Web3 integration into everyday economies.

marsbit01/09 09:39

BNB Chain 2025 Year-End Review: Self-Transcendence, Trading Everything

marsbit01/09 09:39

FRNT, the First State-Backed Stablecoin in the U.S.: Can It Save Wyoming from Energy Decline?

Wyoming, the least populous U.S. state, has launched $FRNT, the first state government-backed dollar stablecoin, issued on Solana and six EVM-compatible chains. This move is a response to a deep fiscal crisis triggered by the decline of its coal industry, which once funded its tax-free status but has seen revenue halve since its peak. Facing an urgent need to diversify, Wyoming is leveraging its history of legislative innovation—like pioneering LLCs in 1977—to become a crypto hub. Previous steps included creating the SPDI banking license for crypto custodians and legalizing DAOs. The $FRNT stablecoin is 102% backed by U.S. Treasuries and cash, managed by Franklin Templeton, with interest funding public education. However, the state suffers from stark inequality. Wealthy enclaves like Jackson Hole contrast with widespread economic hardship, raising questions about who truly benefits from such financial innovations. While aiming to build a digital future from the ashes of coal, Wyoming’s experiment highlights the tension between technological ambition and social reality.

marsbit01/09 08:30

FRNT, the First State-Backed Stablecoin in the U.S.: Can It Save Wyoming from Energy Decline?