# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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Buying Seafood with USDT in Vietnam: Has Web3 Truly Achieved Mass Adoption?

In Vietnam, a country consistently ranked among the top in global cryptocurrency adoption, the author explores whether Web3 and crypto payments have achieved mass adoption beyond reports and whitepapers. During a two-week trip, the author avoided formal industry events and instead tested crypto payments in everyday scenarios like spas, street food stalls, and taxi rides. Key observations include: - Many local merchants prefer cash over international cards due to high fees and tax avoidance, creating an opening for stablecoins like USDT. - Using Bitget Wallet, the author successfully paid via VietQR—Vietnam’s ubiquitous payment QR system—at many locations, with transactions feeling nearly as seamless as Alipay. - However, a failed payment at a seafood restaurant revealed compatibility issues between crypto wallets and older, non-standard QR systems, highlighting remaining technical barriers. - Public perception of crypto remains mixed: in northern cities like Hanoi, it is often associated with crime and gambling, while southern hubs like Ho Chi Minh City show more enthusiasm, with young people trading or developing crypto projects in cafes. - Despite low visible crypto infrastructure (e.g., few Bitcoin ATMs), underlying adoption is significant, driven by a young, tech-savvy population eager for financial mobility. The author concludes that Vietnam’s combination of demographic youth, high mobile internet use, and informal financial vitality makes it a fertile ground for Web3 growth, though real-world usability and cultural acceptance vary widely. The journey continues into southern Vietnam for deeper exploration.

深潮12/22 08:50

Buying Seafood with USDT in Vietnam: Has Web3 Truly Achieved Mass Adoption?

深潮12/22 08:50

Tether-backed Northern Data sold mining firm to Tether execs: FT

Northern Data, a Tether-backed data center operator, sold its Bitcoin mining business, Peak Mining, for up to $200 million to three companies run by Tether executives, including its co-founder and CEO. The sale occurred just before Rumble, a video-sharing platform in which Tether holds a major stake, agreed to acquire Northern Data. This is the second attempt to sell the mining unit to a Tether-linked entity. Northern Data is under investigation in Europe for suspected tax fraud and has a complex financial relationship with Tether, including a €610 million loan. The sale highlights Tether's expanding interests beyond stablecoins into mining, AI, and other ventures.

cointelegraph12/22 05:39

Tether-backed Northern Data sold mining firm to Tether execs: FT

cointelegraph12/22 05:39

Funding Weekly Report | 18 Public Funding Events, Hong Kong Stablecoin Payment Platform RedotPay Completes $107 Million Series B Funding Led by Goodwater Capital

Last week (Dec 15-21) saw 18 blockchain funding rounds totaling over $299 million. Key deals include RedotPay, a Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment platform, raising $107 million in a Series B led by Goodwater Capital. In DeFi, ETHGas raised $12 million for an Ethereum block space futures market. The AI sector had one deal with TestMachine securing $6.5 million. Infrastructure & tools saw 4 deals, including Speed's $8 million round led by Tether. CeFi was active with 6 deals, highlighted by Hilbert Group's $32 million acquisition of Enigma Nordic. DePIN projects Fuse Energy and DAWN raised $70 million and $13 million respectively. Prediction markets worm.wtf and Space raised $4.5 million and $3 million.

marsbit12/22 03:04

Funding Weekly Report | 18 Public Funding Events, Hong Kong Stablecoin Payment Platform RedotPay Completes $107 Million Series B Funding Led by Goodwater Capital

marsbit12/22 03:04

Looking Back at 2025: The Top Ten Influential Figures of the Year in the Crypto Industry

Reflecting on 2025: Top 10 Influential Figures in the Crypto Industry In 2025, the crypto industry saw clearer regulations, deeper traditional finance integration, and rapid tech advancements. Key figures driving these changes include: 1. **Donald Trump**: As U.S. President, he issued pro-crypto executive orders, promoted dollar-backed stablecoins, banned CBDCs, and launched his meme coin TRUMP and DeFi project WLFI, though both saw significant price drops. 2. **SEC Chair Paul Atkins**: Introduced Project Crypto, clarifying that most digital assets are not securities, ending investigations into firms like Coinbase, and fostering a pro-crypto regulatory approach. 3. **Vitalik Buterin**: Led Ethereum’s Pectra and Fusaka upgrades, enhancing scalability and efficiency, and focused on privacy with tools like Kohaku and donations to decentralized messaging apps. 4. **Michael Saylor**: Strategy acquired over 224,868 BTC, raising holdings to 671,268 BTC. He defended the company against MSCI index removal risks and advocated for Bitcoin-backed digital banking systems. 5. **Paolo Ardoino (Tether CEO)**: Attempted to acquire Juventus FC, expanded USDT as a fiat-referenced token in Abu Dhabi, launched mobile payment app Oobit, invested in digital lending platform Ledn, and supported AI and robotics ventures. 6. **Larry Fink (BlackRock CEO)**: BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) led the market with $70.84 billion AUM, strengthening crypto-traditional finance integration. 7. **Tom Lee (BitMine Chairman)**: Pushed BitMine to hold 3.97 million ETH, aiming to become "the MicroStrategy of Ethereum" and generate significant staking income. 8. **Changpeng Zhao (CZ)**: Received a pardon from Trump, ending legal challenges and pledging to advance crypto adoption in the U.S. and globally. 9. **Jeremy Allaire (Circle CEO)**: Circle’s successful NYSE IPO surged 168% on debut, highlighting stablecoin utility and potential for programmable digital dollars. 10. **Xiao Feng (HashKey Chairman)**: Led HashKey to a landmark IPO on the Hong Kong Exchange, marking a key step in crypto compliance and mainstream capital market acceptance.

marsbit12/21 23:33

Looking Back at 2025: The Top Ten Influential Figures of the Year in the Crypto Industry

marsbit12/21 23:33

Blockchain Association Rejects Proposal To Widen Stablecoin Yield Restrictions

The Blockchain Association, along with over 125 crypto and fintech groups, is urging Senate Banking leaders to oppose efforts to expand a ban on stablecoin yields beyond what is explicitly stated in the GENIUS Act. The law prohibits stablecoin issuers from paying yields directly to holders but allows third-party platforms to offer rewards. The association argues that broadening the ban would harm competition and innovation, favoring larger financial firms. In contrast, banking groups, led by the American Bankers Association, are pushing for the ban to extend to partners and affiliates, warning that stablecoin rewards could circumvent the law and drain trillions from traditional bank deposits. The debate centers on consumer protection, financial stability, and the future competitive landscape of digital payments. Senate Banking staff are reviewing both sides as they consider potential legislative clarifications.

bitcoinist12/21 13:01

Blockchain Association Rejects Proposal To Widen Stablecoin Yield Restrictions

bitcoinist12/21 13:01

Klarna partners with Coinbase to accept stablecoin funding from institutions

Klarna, a Swedish fintech company, has partnered with Coinbase to enable institutional funding through USDC stablecoins. This new initiative allows Klarna to raise short-term capital from a new class of institutional investors using Coinbase's crypto services, complementing its traditional funding sources like deposits and commercial paper. The company's CFO highlighted the potential for diversification. This institutional effort is separate from Klarna's future consumer-facing crypto plans, which may include wallets and are targeted for 2026. Klarna also recently launched its own dollar-pegged stablecoin, KlarnaUSD, on the Tempo testnet, with a mainnet launch planned for 2026.

cointelegraph12/21 12:30

Klarna partners with Coinbase to accept stablecoin funding from institutions

cointelegraph12/21 12:30

Stablecoin payments below $200 can go tax-free: If Congress agrees

In a renewed bipartisan effort, U.S. lawmakers Max Miller and Steven Horsford have proposed a tax exemption for stablecoin transactions valued at $200 or below, aiming to provide clarity and consumer protection. This follows a previous failed attempt by Senator Cynthia Lummis in 2025 to introduce a similar exemption. Currently, the IRS treats cryptocurrency as property, subjecting it to capital gains tax. Meanwhile, banking lobbyists oppose the high yields offered by crypto exchanges on stablecoin deposits, arguing it threatens traditional banks. Industry leaders, including Gemini's co-founder, are defending the GENIUS Act against what they call anti-competitive overreach by banks. The outcome of both the tax proposal and the stablecoin yield debate remains uncertain.

ambcrypto12/21 09:02

Stablecoin payments below $200 can go tax-free: If Congress agrees

ambcrypto12/21 09:02

Crypto activity in Brazil rises 43% with average investment surpassing $1,000: Report

Cryptocurrency activity in Brazil surged by 43% in 2025, with the average investment per user exceeding $1,000 (around 5,700 BRL), according to a Mercado Bitcoin report. The market is shifting from speculation to structured investing, with 18% of users diversifying across multiple assets. Bitcoin remained the most-traded asset, followed by USDT, ETH, and SOL. Stablecoins saw triple the previous year’s transactions as investors sought lower volatility. Lower-risk digital fixed-income products grew 108%, with $325 million distributed to investors. Younger investors (under 24) increased by 56%, and participation expanded beyond major cities. Itaú Asset Management recommended a 1–3% Bitcoin allocation due to geopolitical and monetary risks.

cointelegraph12/21 08:19

Crypto activity in Brazil rises 43% with average investment surpassing $1,000: Report

cointelegraph12/21 08:19

US lawmakers propose tax break for small stablecoin payments, staking rewards

US lawmakers have introduced a discussion draft proposing tax exemptions for small stablecoin payments and deferral options for staking and mining rewards. The bill, introduced by Representatives Max Miller and Steven Horsford, aims to amend the Internal Revenue Code to accommodate the growing use of digital assets in everyday transactions. It would exempt gains or losses on stablecoin transactions under $200, provided the stablecoin is dollar-pegged and issued under the GENIUS Act. Additionally, taxpayers could defer income recognition from staking and mining rewards for up to five years, addressing concerns around "phantom income." The draft also includes anti-abuse measures and extends certain securities rules to digital assets. Meanwhile, crypto industry groups are urging the Senate to reconsider proposed restrictions on stablecoin rewards.

cointelegraph12/21 07:07

US lawmakers propose tax break for small stablecoin payments, staking rewards

cointelegraph12/21 07:07

Crypto Advocate Senator Lummis Set To Leave Capitol Hill In 2026 – Details

US Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyoming), a leading cryptocurrency advocate, announced on December 19, 2025, that she will not seek reelection in 2026 and will leave the Senate in early 2027. Citing the exhausting pace of Senate work, the 71-year-old stated she did not have "six more years" of energy. Lummis has been a pivotal figure in digital asset regulation, chairing the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Digital Assets. She co-led efforts to craft a comprehensive crypto market structure bill and helped negotiate the landmark GENIUS Act, which established a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. In her final months, she plans to focus on advancing her crypto regulatory priorities, including the market structure bill that defines boundaries between the SEC and CFTC. Her open seat in Wyoming is expected to remain with the GOP.

bitcoinist12/20 23:01

Crypto Advocate Senator Lummis Set To Leave Capitol Hill In 2026 – Details

bitcoinist12/20 23:01

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