# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

Terraform Labs Sues Jump Trading For Alleged Role In 2022 Collapse

Following the 15-year prison sentencing of its founder Do Kwon, Terraform Labs' bankruptcy administrator has filed a $4 billion lawsuit against Jump Trading. The suit alleges the firm engaged in "illicit market manipulation, self-dealing, and misuse of assets" to enrich itself at investors' expense during Terra's 2022 collapse. The event, triggered when the TerraUSD stablecoin lost its peg, wiped out an estimated $40 billion in value. Jump Trading has dismissed the lawsuit as a desperate attempt to deflect blame. Separately, Kwon, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges in the U.S., may face a second trial and over 30 years in prison if extradited to South Korea, where over 200,000 victims reported losses exceeding $204 million.

bitcoinist12/20 11:01

Crypto Giants Battle Banks Over Stablecoin Reward Programs

A coalition of over 125 crypto companies is advocating for the protection of stablecoin reward programs amid opposition from traditional banks. The dispute centers on the GENIUS Act, which currently allows platforms—but not issuers—to offer rewards. Banking groups are pushing to extend restrictions to platforms, arguing that such programs carry risks similar to interest paid by issuers. The crypto industry, led by groups like the Blockchain Association, compares these rewards to credit card incentives and warns that limiting them would harm competition and innovation. They emphasize that stablecoin rewards offer significantly higher returns than traditional bank accounts, which yield minimal interest, and argue that restricting these programs would primarily benefit large banks at the expense of consumers and fintech firms.

TheNewsCrypto12/20 09:03

Abandon Illusions, Prepare for the Most Grueling Time in the Crypto Market

The article argues that while cryptocurrency adoption will continue to accelerate, market valuations may remain depressed or decline further for a prolonged period. This decoupling between real-world usage and price action is presented not as a flaw, but as a necessary and healthy feature of the market's maturation. The author draws a parallel to the dot-com bubble, where internet user growth exploded even as the Nasdaq crashed. The core thesis is that the market is undergoing a painful but essential recalibration. Many assets were fundamentally overvalued, and the current phase will pressure-test business models, eliminating flawed projects and forcing rational valuations. Cryptocurrency is transitioning from a speculative asset to a core, "boring" infrastructure technology, much like the internet did. This shift creates discomfort. Builders, early investors, and retail token holders may see value captured by traditional companies and VCs that leverage the open infrastructure. The article posits that the biggest beneficiaries might be traditional and hybrid businesses that use crypto to improve efficiency, rather than the underlying protocols themselves. The author's outlook for near-term prices is not optimistic, warning that the process could be a prolonged test of patience. They advocate for a long-term perspective, capital preservation, and a focus on businesses with sound unit economics, while cautioning against over-financialized models and excessive infrastructure building. The conclusion is that a major market bottom, characterized by capitulation, has not yet been reached.

marsbit12/20 06:39

Another XRP Milestone: Ripple Exec Celebrates RLUSD Anniversary With $1 Billion Market Cap

Ripple's USD-backed stablecoin, RLUSD, has reached a $1 billion market cap within a year of its launch. A Ripple executive attributed this milestone to regulatory compliance, institutional infrastructure, practical usage, global expansion, and multichain interoperability. Designed to operate within U.S. regulatory frameworks, RLUSD gained quick institutional adoption due to its clear governance and reserve management. BNY Mellon custodies its reserves, while Deloitte provides attestations for transparency. RLUSD complements XRP by offering a regulated dollar instrument for settlements and liquidity, while XRP handles cross-border transfers. The stablecoin is used in tokenized products, repo trades, and money market funds through partnerships with major banks and asset managers. It has also expanded into international markets like Dubai and Abu Dhabi and is available on multiple layer-two blockchains, achieving top-five status among USD-backed stablecoins.

bitcoinist12/20 00:02

Blockchain Association says no to expanding stablecoin yield prohibition

The Blockchain Association, along with over 125 crypto industry groups, has written to the US Senate Committee on Banking opposing a proposed expansion of the ban on offering yield rewards to stablecoin holders. The letter argues that extending the prohibition—originally targeting stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act to include third-party platforms—would stifle innovation, increase market concentration, and unfairly disadvantage crypto services compared to traditional financial providers like banks and credit card companies that offer similar rewards. The Association contends that stablecoin rewards help consumers offset inflation and are a standard feature of competitive markets. It also challenges banking industry claims that yield-bearing stablecoins threaten bank lending, stating there is no evidence to support such concerns. Additionally, the letter comes as the FDIC proposes rules allowing banks to issue stablecoins through subsidiaries, subject to reserve requirements and regulatory oversight.

cointelegraph12/19 21:06

Crypto Biz: Bank stablecoins get a rulebook; Bitcoin gets a land grab

Washington is advancing regulatory clarity for bank-issued stablecoins, with the FDIC proposing a framework under the GENIUS Act. This outlines how insured banks can seek approval to issue payment stablecoins via subsidiaries, subject to public consultation. Meanwhile, corporate Bitcoin accumulation continues, as American Bitcoin surpasses ProCap, now holding over 5,000 BTC. Anchorage Digital expands its institutional services by acquiring Securitize’s advisory platform. Bhutan, a major national Bitcoin holder, plans to use part of its 11,000 BTC reserves to fund the Gelephu Mindfulness City project, balancing economic development with long-term capital preservation.

cointelegraph12/19 21:05

Coinbase ‘cautiously optimistic’ on 2026 as crypto nears institutional inflection point

Coinbase Institutional's 2026 outlook is cautiously optimistic, forecasting a potential institutional inflection point for crypto driven by regulatory clarity, stablecoin adoption, and an improving macro backdrop. The report highlights key U.S. policy developments, including stablecoin legislation and market structure bills, as crucial for institutional integration. It projects the stablecoin market could grow to $1.2 trillion by 2028. Bitcoin's volatility has moderated, now resembling high-growth tech stocks, with 90-day historical volatility declining to 35-40% by end-2025. Despite 2025's price swings and leverage-induced corrections, Bitcoin is now seen as an established part of the global financial conversation.

cointelegraph12/19 17:57

No Surge, No Meme: As Crypto Moves into the Real World, Will 2026 Be the First Year of 'On-Chain Wall Street'?

marsbit12/19 15:02

What Malaysia’s royal stablecoin reveals about Asia’s shift to tokenized money

Malaysia's RMJDT is a ringgit-pegged stablecoin issued by Bullish Aim, a company linked to Johor's Crown Prince, on the Zetrix blockchain. Designed for payments and cross-border trade, it is backed by ringgit cash and government bonds, with a conservative reserve model. A separate treasury funded with Zetrix tokens aims to ensure network stability. This initiative reflects Asia's broader shift toward regulated tokenized money, where stablecoins are increasingly subject to licensing, reserve rules, and redemption requirements. It also highlights the growing need for onchain settlement in local currencies to support the expansion of tokenized assets, as seen in regional efforts like Singapore's Project Guardian. Regulatory frameworks in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan emphasize supervised issuance, aligning with Malaysia's phased approach to financial tokenization.

cointelegraph12/19 13:15

After the Breakthrough Year of 2025, Is a $10 Trillion Crypto Market No Longer a Pipe Dream?

The year 2025 has been a landmark period for the cryptocurrency industry, marked by a global breakthrough in regulatory compliance. Key developments include the U.S. shifting from restrictive policies under the Trump administration—such as establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve and passing the GENIUS Stablecoin Act—to creating a clear federal regulatory framework. The EU further implemented its MiCA regulation, enabling licensed crypto firms to operate across all member states, while Hong Kong introduced its own stablecoin ordinance, accelerating Asia’s compliance efforts. This regulatory clarity has encouraged institutional participation, with corporate crypto allocations reaching $120 billion in the first three quarters of 2025—a 450% increase from 2024. The approval of numerous crypto ETFs, including BlackRock’s $70 billion Bitcoin ETF, provided new avenues for mainstream investment. Major companies like Walmart and Amazon began exploring stablecoins for cross-border settlements, reducing costs by up to 60%. Industry leaders such as Coinbase, OKX, and Binance expanded their global compliance efforts, acquiring licenses in multiple jurisdictions and adapting to new regulations. Investment firms like a16z and Fidelity also played roles in shaping policies and promoting institutional adoption. With a mature regulatory foundation now in place, the crypto market is transitioning from speculative trading to real-world utility. The path toward a $10 trillion market cap appears increasingly achievable as compliance drives broader adoption, stability, and integration with the traditional financial system.

marsbit12/19 13:06