# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Web3

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Web3", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Web3 Social: Still Dominated by the Chinese

In a span of two days, two major decentralized social protocols, Lens Protocol and Farcaster, changed ownership. Lens was taken over by Mask Network, led by Chinese founder Suji Yan, while Farcaster was acquired by Neynar, one of its clients. Combined, these protocols had raised over $200 million, with Farcaster valued at $1 billion last year. This follows the earlier acquisition of Steem by Tron’s Justin Sun in 2020, meaning two out of three prominent decentralized social protocols are now been taken over by Chinese-led teams. The author suggests that Western founders often approach decentralized social with idealism—emphasizing user-owned data and censorship resistance—while Chinese acquirers tend to view it as a business opportunity. Both Lens and Farcaster have seen declining engagement, making them attractive targets for pragmatic operators focused on usability rather than ideology. However, past acquisitions like Steem—which led to a community fork—highlight the risks of centralized control over “decentralized” protocols. Mask Network has framed its role as “stewardship” rather than outright ownership, but the very idea of a “decentralized” protocol being acquired raises questions about how much these platforms are truly user-governed. Ultimately, the piece questions whether these acquisitions will lead to a more practical and widely adopted social web or simply repeat past conflicts between idealism and commercial reality.

marsbit01/22 04:11

Web3 Social: Still Dominated by the Chinese

marsbit01/22 04:11

BingX Lists SKR, the Native Token of Solana Mobile

BingX, a leading crypto exchange, has announced the listing of SKR, the native token of the Solana Mobile ecosystem. This provides traders with opportunities to engage in the platform's governance and network development. To celebrate, BingX is hosting a SKR Listing Carnival from January 21 to 28, offering new user rewards, trading missions, and a total prize pool of $100,000 in SKR, along with fixed-term benefits and extra Xpool points. SKR is the utility token powering Solana Mobile's recently launched second-generation Web3 smartphone. It enables governance and incentivization within the platform, allowing users to stake tokens to Guardians to participate in activities like verifying device authenticity and reviewing dApps. Stakers are also rewarded for helping secure the network. The listing aligns with BingX's strategy to expand its spot trading offerings and connect users with innovative Web3 projects. SKR, backed by an active community, highlights BingX's commitment to providing access to emerging opportunities in the blockchain space.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:33

BingX Lists SKR, the Native Token of Solana Mobile

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:33

The Inevitable Rise of Equity-like Tokens

The article "The Inevitable Rise of Equity-Like Tokens" discusses the long-standing conflict between equity holders and token holders in crypto projects, using Uniswap's delayed fee switch implementation as a key example. It argues that neither extreme—fully eliminating equity for on-chain ownership nor abandoning tokens entirely—is optimal. Equity provides legal rights, governance control, and access to deeper capital markets, while tokens offer transparency, instant settlement, and community alignment. The piece highlights that tokenization of traditional equities is accelerating, with initiatives like the DTC pilot program and Nasdaq’s proposed tokenized securities trading. The author concludes that 2026 will be a year of innovation in equity-like tokens, merging legal protections with digital ownership, ultimately moving beyond the equity-vs-token debate toward a unified model of transparent, legally-backed digital ownership.

marsbit01/21 12:50

2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Questionnaire Survey Report

The 2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Survey Report, conducted by RootData, gathered 313 valid responses from professionals including Listing BD personnel, researchers, and listing committee members. Key findings reveal that over 69% of respondents are directly involved in or responsible for listing decisions, with many handling over 50 projects annually, leading to significant information overload. Major pain points in the decision-making process include fragmented and outdated data, with approximately 50% of respondents citing these issues. High "hidden costs of trust" and data inaccuracy often prolong the review process. Over 30% of respondents noted that data delays significantly impact decisions, potentially causing missed opportunities or errors. Transparency of project information—such as details about institutional investors, valuation, team, and product roadmap—is critical. More than half of the respondents rely on third-party data platforms like RootData (used by 88.9% of participants) for verification. Projects listed on authoritative platforms with detailed information can improve listing efficiency by at least 30%. Conversely, low transparency often triggers extended defensive reviews, with 16.7% of respondents likely rejecting such projects outright. The report concludes that data transparency is vital in listing approvals, significantly affecting both the efficiency and outcome of a project’s capitalization efforts.

marsbit01/21 12:31

2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Questionnaire Survey Report

marsbit01/21 12:31

Asia's First Ethereum Community Hub Set to Debut, Event Focuses on New Chapter of Hong Kong's Ethereum Ecosystem

The first Ethereum Community Hub in Asia, supported by the Ethereum Foundation's Ethereum Everywhere team and co-operated by SNZ and ETHTAO, will officially open in April during the Hong Kong Web3 Festival. As a prelude, the Hub will host its inaugural official offline gathering on January 24, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, providing a dedicated platform for local Ethereum builders and technology enthusiasts to engage in deep exchanges and resource sharing. The event will feature key speakers including Adrian Li, Ecosystem Development Lead for Asia at the Ethereum Foundation, and Mo Jalil, APAC Lead for Institutional Privacy. It will bring together leading projects and institutions such as Chainlink, HashKey Group, Yunfeng Financial Group, ChinaAMC, Brevis, Asseto, Spark, Taiko, and Morpho to discuss cutting-edge topics including privacy compliance, institutional asset onboarding, DeFi, and Layer2 solutions. This gathering aims to foster high-level idea exchange and networking opportunities, allowing participants to interact directly with core Ethereum Foundation members, project founders, and experienced builders. The establishment of the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub is expected to strengthen Hong Kong’s role as a key Web3 hub in the Asia-Pacific region and drive further innovation within the global Ethereum ecosystem. Event Details: Date: January 24, 2026 Time: 14:00 - 18:00 Location: Available upon registration Registration Link: https://luma.com/a9z5am9d Developers, researchers, investors, and ecosystem enthusiasts are all invited to join and help shape the future of the Ethereum community.

marsbit01/21 11:08

Asia's First Ethereum Community Hub Set to Debut, Event Focuses on New Chapter of Hong Kong's Ethereum Ecosystem

marsbit01/21 11:08

SKR Airdrop Now Live: Is Solana Mobile Worth Watching?

Solana Mobile has officially launched its native token SKR, marking a strategic shift from the "random airdrop" model of its first Saga phone to a more structured "mobile ecosystem economy" with its second device, Seeker. SKR's initial supply is 10 billion tokens, with an initial circulating allocation distributed to over 100,000 eligible users across five tiers, ranging from 5,000 to 750,000 SKR. Early price action saw SKR trading between $0.006-$0.01, offering returns of up to 14x for the highest-tier holders relative to the phone's $450-$500 cost. The token is central to Solana Mobile's TEEPIN (Trusted Execution Environment Platform Infrastructure Network), where stakers can delegate to "Guardians" — operators like Anza and Helius that validate devices, audit apps, and enforce community standards. This aims to create a decentralized, open mobile platform alternative to Apple and Google's monopolies. While the airdrop successfully attracted over 150,000 Seeker pre-orders, long-term challenges remain. Sustaining user engagement beyond initial rewards and competing with established mobile giants will require cultivating must-have applications and real utility within the ecosystem. The success of SKR hinges on transitioning from speculative interest to genuine ecosystem growth.

marsbit01/21 06:51

SKR Airdrop Now Live: Is Solana Mobile Worth Watching?

marsbit01/21 06:51

Solana Mobile Starts SKR Airdrop for Seeker Phone Users

Solana Mobile has initiated the airdrop of its SKR token to Seeker smartphone users, marking a significant step in integrating crypto incentives with mobile hardware. With a fixed total supply of 10 billion tokens, 30% is allocated to airdrops for users and developers. SKR is designed as a governance and staking token, enabling holders to participate in ecosystem decisions and earn rewards. The token aims to foster community-driven growth, with an inflation model starting at 10% in the first year and gradually decreasing to 2%. This approach emphasizes long-term engagement over short-term speculation, positioning SKR as a key tool for aligning the Solana ecosystem around the Seeker platform.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 06:37

Solana Mobile Starts SKR Airdrop for Seeker Phone Users

TheNewsCrypto01/21 06:37

Chorus One Joins Forces With Ledger Enterprise To Boost Global Adoption of Institutional-Grade Crypto Staking

Chorus One has partnered with Ledger Enterprise to enhance institutional-grade crypto staking services globally. This collaboration aims to provide secure, compliant, and seamless multi-chain staking solutions to institutional investors, including crypto exchanges, custodians, and asset managers. By integrating Chorus One's staking infrastructure into Ledger Enterprise's platform, the partnership simplifies staking for institutions while ensuring strong security and governance. Chorus One, which supports over 30 Web3 protocols and has approximately $3.5 billion in total value staked, will expand its reach through Ledger's user base. The alliance is expected to drive mainstream adoption of digital assets and Web3 products, leveraging regulatory clarity and anticipated market growth.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 05:35

Chorus One Joins Forces With Ledger Enterprise To Boost Global Adoption of Institutional-Grade Crypto Staking

TheNewsCrypto01/21 05:35

Pump.fun Pushes Past Memecoins, Launches Investment Arm To Back New Projects

Pump.fun, known as a memecoin launchpad, has expanded its operations by launching an investment division named Pump Fund. It has initiated a public hackathon with a $3 million fund to support new projects. Twelve winning teams will each receive $250,000 at a $10 million valuation, along with mentorship from the founders. The selection process will be market-driven, relying on real token demand and community traction rather than traditional venture capital methods. Projects are required to build publicly, issue tokens, and demonstrate user interest. This move marks a strategic shift for Pump.fun from memecoins toward backing broader startup ideas using token-based mechanics. However, the platform's history of security issues and legal concerns related to memecoin launches adds controversy to this new initiative. Critics caution that the model may prioritize short-term hype over sustainable development and raise questions about transparency and long-term viability. Applications are currently open for the hackathon.

bitcoinist01/20 17:31

Pump.fun Pushes Past Memecoins, Launches Investment Arm To Back New Projects

bitcoinist01/20 17:31

Hong Kong Industry Group Pushes Back on Tougher Crypto Manager Rules

A Hong Kong securities industry group, the HKSFPA, has criticized key parts of the city's proposed regulatory framework for virtual asset management. The group warns that the plan could deter traditional asset managers from gaining exposure to cryptocurrencies. A major point of contention is the removal of the existing 10% threshold, which currently allows Type 9 licensed managers to allocate a small portion of a fund to crypto without a full license. The proposed rules would require a full virtual asset license for any crypto allocation, which the HKSFPA calls disproportionate and costly. The group also raised concerns that proposed custody rules, requiring assets to be held only with SFC-licensed custodians, would disrupt venture capital and early-stage token investing, as many local custodians do not support such assets. The feedback highlights the industry's desire for risk-commensurate regulation rather than a one-size-fits-all approach that could hinder Hong Kong's ambitions to become a crypto hub.

TheNewsCrypto01/20 11:05

Hong Kong Industry Group Pushes Back on Tougher Crypto Manager Rules