# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Wealth

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Wealth", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

The Most Underrated Chapter in Dalio's 'Principles': On the Big Cycle, He Explained It Clearly Three Years Ago

The most underrated chapter in Ray Dalio's "Principles" explores the "Big Cycle" of investing, revealing a sobering historical pattern: 7 out of 10 major nations saw their wealth nearly wiped out at least once in the past century. Dalio argues that most investors fail to study these cycles, leading to a distorted perspective skewed by survivorship bias (e.g., focusing only on post-WWII US/UK success). The chapter details how financial wealth (stocks, bonds) expands relative to tangible wealth during cycles of debt and credit growth, eventually leading to crises where promises exceed deliverable value. This results in debt defaults, market crashes, currency devaluation, and even wealth confiscation. Historical data from 1900 shows extreme volatility: many countries experienced decades of negative real returns, market closures, and high taxes. Dalio emphasizes that investors’ biggest risks are not meeting return needs, portfolio destruction, and wealth confiscation—not just volatility. He warns that current conditions (near-zero real yields, high financial wealth vs. tangible wealth) mirror late-cycle stages where cash and bonds offer poor returns. The solution: diversify globally, understand cyclical drivers (growth, inflation, risk premiums), and avoid overexposure to any single environment or narrative.

marsbit02/25 04:59

The Most Underrated Chapter in Dalio's 'Principles': On the Big Cycle, He Explained It Clearly Three Years Ago

marsbit02/25 04:59

Wall Street Elites and Government Officials Gather at Mar-a-Lago, Trump Family's WFLI Acts as Crypto Lobbyist

Wall Street executives and U.S. government officials gathered at Mar-a-Lago for an event hosted by World Liberty Financial (WFLI), a cryptocurrency platform backed by former President Donald Trump's sons. The event highlighted a significant shift in Wall Street’s stance toward cryptocurrencies, with Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon acknowledging he holds a small amount of Bitcoin. Attendees included Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, NYSE and Nasdaq leaders, and current and former regulators. WFLI has rapidly expanded despite the crypto market downturn, launching a stablecoin, USD1, which it promotes as a "better dollar." The company received a $500 million investment from an Abu Dhabi-linked entity, drawing scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers. Trump’s sons, Eric and Donald Jr., framed their involvement as a response to being excluded from traditional banking after the January 6 Capitol riot. They argue that WFLI modernizes finance and protects dollar dominance. The event underscored the merging of political influence and business interests, with Trump’s crypto ventures reportedly adding over $1 billion to the family’s wealth in 2025. Regulatory officials attended, raising questions about conflicts of interest, though the White House stated President Trump has no involvement.

marsbit02/20 11:44

Wall Street Elites and Government Officials Gather at Mar-a-Lago, Trump Family's WFLI Acts as Crypto Lobbyist

marsbit02/20 11:44

From Grunt Engineer to Crypto Billionaire: A Deep Dive into Solana Founder Toly's Personal Fortune

Anatoly Yakovenko, the founder of Solana, has become a leading figure in the blockchain industry and a known billionaire. This article explores his personal wealth, estimated to be between $500 million and $1.2 billion in 2026, heavily tied to the performance of SOL. Born in the Soviet Union, Yakovenko immigrated to the U.S. and studied computer science. He worked for over a decade at Qualcomm, gaining expertise in distributed systems, which later proved crucial for his work on blockchain. His initial involvement in crypto began with Bitcoin mining, which led him to identify scalability issues in existing networks. In 2017, he authored a whitepaper introducing Proof of History, a key innovation that became the foundation for the high-throughput Solana blockchain. He co-founded Solana Labs in 2018 with former colleagues. His on-chain holdings are significant. A wallet rumored to be his holds over 136,725 staked SOL (worth over $11M). Analysis suggests other addresses linked to him could hold millions more SOL, potentially valued near $122 million. He also owns the toly.sol domain. Off-chain, Yakovenko holds an estimated 5-10% equity in Solana Labs, a private company valued between $5-8 billion, making his stake worth $250-800 million. He is also an active angel investor in over 40 crypto companies. His net worth is highly volatile and mirrors SOL's price. It likely peaked at over $2 billion during the 2021 bull run and fell sharply during the 2022 crypto winter. Despite a market crash in early 2026, his wealth remains substantial due to his diversified holdings in both company equity and tokens. His journey from a software engineer to a crypto billionaire underscores his significant impact on the industry.

marsbit02/19 09:03

From Grunt Engineer to Crypto Billionaire: A Deep Dive into Solana Founder Toly's Personal Fortune

marsbit02/19 09:03

From Real Estate to the Internet, Where Lies the Wealth Code for the Next Decade?

The article explores where the next decade's wealth opportunities lie, arguing that each generation’s “wealth code” is shaped by its unique experiences—from real estate and manufacturing in the 70s to internet and tech stocks in the 80s and 90s. For Gen Z and beyond, the key may be virtual economies and digital assets, exemplified by platforms like Roblox. Roblox is not just a game but a financial training ground where young users learn business, economics, and investment through creating and trading virtual items. Examples include teens earning millions by developing games, learning pricing, team management, and ROI in the process. Roblox paid over $1 billion to creators in a year, with top earners making around $1 million annually. However, over 99% earn under $1,000, reflecting real-world economic dynamics. Traditional institutions like TD Bank are taking note, launching educational games on Roblox to engage youth where they are, recognizing that financial literacy is shifting from physical banks to digital environments. Meanwhile, brands like e.l.f. Beauty and fintech firms are also entering this space, blurring lines between industries. The piece highlights a generational shift in asset perception: virtual items (e.g., CS:GO skins valued at $5.8 billion) and cryptocurrencies are seen as legitimate assets by Gen Z, with 51% owning crypto and fewer than 50% holding traditional bank accounts. Trust is moving from institutions to digital consensus and code-based systems. Three forces drive this trend: cognitive lock-in (investing in familiar digital realms), intergenerational trust transfer (from physical assets to virtual consensus), and network effects (collective engagement boosting value). Roblox, often mislabeled as a game company, acts as a central bank, regulator, and economic infrastructure—issuing currency, taking transaction fees, and maintaining ecosystem stability. Its “losses” are strategic, akin to early-stage Alipay, investing in habit-forming infrastructure. The conclusion: the next decade’s wealth will be built where young people spend time—virtual worlds that blend entertainment, economy, and education. Understanding their redefinition of assets and trust is key to foreseeing future financial landscapes.

marsbit02/17 06:35

From Real Estate to the Internet, Where Lies the Wealth Code for the Next Decade?

marsbit02/17 06:35

From Grunt Engineer to Crypto Billionaire: Solana's Leader Toly's Wealth Exposed

Anatoly Yakovenko, creator of the Solana blockchain, has become a leading figure in the industry and a known billionaire. Born in the Soviet Union, he immigrated to the U.S. in the 1990s. With a background in computer science and over a decade at Qualcomm working on distributed systems, he later entered crypto through Bitcoin mining. In 2017, he authored the Proof of History whitepaper, which became the foundation for Solana. Yakovenko’s estimated net worth in 2026 ranges between $500 million and $1.2 billion, heavily tied to SOL's price volatility. He reportedly holds a significant amount of SOL tokens—with one suspected wallet containing over 136,725 SOL (worth over $11 million)—and stakes millions more across several addresses. Additionally, he owns an estimated 5-10% of Solana Labs, valued between $5-8 billion, and has made over 40 angel investments in the Solana ecosystem. His wealth has seen dramatic swings: it potentially exceeded $2-3 billion during SOL’s 2021 peak but fell below $100 million during the 2022 bear market. Despite a market correction in early 2026, his financial standing remains strong due to his diversified holdings and equity in Solana Labs.

Odaily星球日报02/17 05:47

From Grunt Engineer to Crypto Billionaire: Solana's Leader Toly's Wealth Exposed

Odaily星球日报02/17 05:47

From Grunt Engineer to Crypto Billionaire: Solana's Leader Toly's Wealth Exposed

Anatoly Yakovenko, creator of the Solana blockchain, has become a leading figure and billionaire in the crypto industry. Born in the Soviet Union and later immigrating to the U.S., he studied computer science and worked over a decade at Qualcomm, gaining expertise in distributed systems. His early Bitcoin mining experience exposed him to scalability issues in existing blockchains, inspiring him to develop the "Proof of History" concept, which became the foundation of Solana. Yakovenko co-founded Solana Labs in 2018. He holds an estimated 12.5% of the initial SOL token supply, with on-chain analysis suggesting he controls wallets containing millions of SOL, valued between tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. He also owns an estimated 5-10% of Solana Labs, which is valued between $5-8 billion, adding billions to his net worth. His wealth is highly volatile with SOL's price; it peaked around $20-30 billion during the 2021 bull market but fell below $1 billion during the 2022 bear market. As of early 2026, his net worth is estimated between $500 million and $1.2 billion. Additionally, he is an active angel investor in over 40 crypto projects. Despite market fluctuations, Yakovenko remains a central architect in the digital economy.

marsbit02/15 04:50

From Grunt Engineer to Crypto Billionaire: Solana's Leader Toly's Wealth Exposed

marsbit02/15 04:50

French Police Arrest Trio After Attempted Kidnapping of Binance Leader

On February 12, 2026, an armed group attempted to kidnap Binance's French president, David Princay, near Paris. The hooded assailants, armed and searching for him at his residence, fled upon finding him absent but stole two mobile phones. Hours later, a similar assault occurred nearby, with investigators linking both incidents via CCTV footage of the same vehicle. French police coordinated a search, leading to the arrest of all three suspects on a train to Lyon later that day. Binance co-founder Yi He confirmed Princay and his family are safe. Authorities noted a rise in real-world crimes targeting crypto executives, shifting from online hacks to physical kidnapping attempts, emphasizing the growing need for personal security in the crypto industry.

TheNewsCrypto02/14 09:38

French Police Arrest Trio After Attempted Kidnapping of Binance Leader

TheNewsCrypto02/14 09:38

Binance Founder CZ Reveals How Bitcoin Turned Him Into A Billionaire

Binance founder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao first learned about Bitcoin in 2013 during a poker game in Shanghai, initially introduced to it by a friend. After a second friend, Bobby Lee, advised him to invest 10% of his net worth, Zhao began studying Bitcoin more seriously. Despite feeling he had missed the opportunity as prices surged, he sold his Shanghai apartment for approximately $900,000 and used the proceeds to buy Bitcoin at an average price of around $600. This marked the start of his deep involvement in crypto, leading to roles at early crypto firms and eventually founding Binance. His conviction in Bitcoin as a foundational technology, similar to the internet, drove his decisions. Today, estimates of his wealth vary, with Forbes listing it at nearly $79 billion, making him one of the world's richest individuals.

bitcoinist02/11 21:32

Binance Founder CZ Reveals How Bitcoin Turned Him Into A Billionaire

bitcoinist02/11 21:32

A 10-Year-Old's Unintentional Act Yields a 700,000x Return After 30 Years: The Man Behind the ai.com Domain

A 10-year-old Malaysian boy, Arsyan Ismail, registered the domain ai.com in 1993 for just $100 simply because "AI" were his initials. Thirty years later, that childhood act yielded an extraordinary return when he sold the domain for a staggering $70 million to Kris, the billionaire founder of Crypto.com. This sale represents a 700,000x return on the original investment, a gain that vastly outperforms traditional investments like the S&P 500 or Apple stock over the same period. The transaction highlights the immense value of premium domain names, particularly those that are short, memorable, and represent major technological trends. The domain ai.com is considered the "crown jewel" for the artificial intelligence sector due to its extreme brevity (only two letters), immense branding potential, and direct connection to the world's hottest tech field. The buyer, known for acquiring premium domains like Crypto.com, is speculated to have major plans in the AI space. This deal stands as a landmark in domain investment history, joining other high-profile sales like Voice.com ($30M) and NFT.com ($15M). It is a story of incredible foresight, three decades of patience, and the perfect alignment of a unique digital asset with a global technological revolution.

marsbit02/11 01:37

A 10-Year-Old's Unintentional Act Yields a 700,000x Return After 30 Years: The Man Behind the ai.com Domain

marsbit02/11 01:37

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