# Asia İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Asia" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Stables Partners With Mansa to Fix Asia’s Stablecoin Liquidity Gap

Stables, an API-first infrastructure platform, has partnered with settlement infrastructure provider Mansa to address the severe lack of stablecoin connectivity across Asia. Despite the region accounting for 60% of global stablecoin movements, only 1% of local banks support the technology, creating a significant infrastructure gap. The collaboration establishes a dedicated liquidity layer for Stables’ fiat-to-USDT corridor network, enabling fintechs and developers to settle large transactions efficiently and bypass fragmented banking systems. Mansa, which has processed $394 million across over 40 currency corridors since August 2024, will provide the necessary short-term liquidity to ensure stability during volatile periods. Stables’ CEO highlighted that the partnership supplies the deep liquidity required to make USDT a functional tool for large-scale cross-border commerce. The company, which handles over $1.5 billion in annual payment volume, is licensed in Australia, Europe, and Canada, and manages a full-stack compliance solution. This partnership reinforces Stables' role as a key orchestration layer in Asia’s USDT ecosystem.

TheNewsCryptoDün 17:57

Stables Partners With Mansa to Fix Asia’s Stablecoin Liquidity Gap

TheNewsCryptoDün 17:57

Crypto Sector Faces Tighter Rules On Hidden Investors In Thailand

Thai's Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed stricter rules requiring regulatory approval not only for direct major shareholders of crypto businesses but also for indirect financial backers, including those providing funding through guarantees or contractual arrangements. The measure aims to prevent capital linked to unlawful activities from entering licensed crypto firms, as part of a broader effort to strengthen anti-money laundering controls in both traditional and digital finance. The proposal, open for public comment until April 22, reflects a regional trend of increased regulatory scrutiny over crypto ownership and funding in Asia.

bitcoinist04/09 08:04

Crypto Sector Faces Tighter Rules On Hidden Investors In Thailand

bitcoinist04/09 08:04

Fed warns of ‘long, painful history’ – Why stablecoin oversight is urgent

Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr has called for strict stablecoin oversight, citing risks to financial stability and a surge in illicit use. Chainalysis data shows stablecoins now account for 84% of illegal crypto activity, up from 15% in 2020, often facilitating terrorism financing and sanctions evasion. Barr warned that unregulated private money historically caused bank runs, emphasizing the need for tight reserve asset controls, supervision, and liquidity requirements. While illicit activity remains below 1% of all crypto transactions, regulators are advancing the GENIUS Act, aiming for finalized rules by mid-2026. Meanwhile, non-USD stablecoins are growing rapidly, and Asian markets—which drive over 60% of global stablecoin activity—may restrict USD-based options, potentially reshaping the $315 billion market.

ambcrypto04/01 11:09

Fed warns of ‘long, painful history’ – Why stablecoin oversight is urgent

ambcrypto04/01 11:09

Odaily Interview with Bitwise: BTC Could Reach $95,000 Range by Year-End

Odaily interviewed Ryan Rasmussen, research lead at Bitwise Asset Management, which manages around $15 billion in assets and is a major issuer of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs. Rasmussen discussed Bitcoin's price outlook, predicting it could reach around $95,000 by year-end—a roughly 40% increase from current levels—driven by accelerating institutional adoption. He emphasized that institutional allocation is the primary long-term driver of Bitcoin’s price, noting that many global institutional investors are still in early stages of exposure, with new allocations typically starting at 2-3% and growing to around 5% over time. Rasmussen believes the market is near a bottom and may trade sideways in the near term due to macro uncertainty, but expects significant institutional inflows via ETFs in the second half of the year. The interview highlighted a major shift in market dynamics: early retail investors are taking profits, while long-term focused institutions are accumulating positions. This transition, he argued, is structurally positive for crypto markets. Rasmussen also addressed Bitcoin’s role in portfolios as a diversifier with low correlation to traditional assets and discussed Bitwise’s expanding presence in Asia, where interest from family offices and private banks is growing rapidly. He noted that Asian markets are more forward-looking in crypto adoption compared to the U.S. and Europe.

Odaily星球日报03/27 03:13

Odaily Interview with Bitwise: BTC Could Reach $95,000 Range by Year-End

Odaily星球日报03/27 03:13

Boyaa eyes $70mln Bitcoin buy – Hong Kong’s MicroStrategy in making?

In a climate of widespread crypto market fear, Hong Kong-listed gaming company Boyaa Interactive is pursuing an aggressive investment strategy, seeking approval to purchase an additional $70 million in cryptocurrencies over the next year. Often dubbed the "MicroStrategy of Hong Kong," Boyaa already holds 4,092 BTC and 302 ETH. Under Chairman Dai Zhikang, the firm is not merely imitating MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin accumulation tactic but is executing a broader Web3 strategy, using market dips to lower its average purchase price and strengthen its financial foundation. This approach aligns with a growing trend among Asian firms, such as Japan’s Metaplanet, which are adopting similar Bitcoin-heavy treasury strategies. Despite short-term stock price declines, Boyaa remains focused on long-term accumulation, treating price drops as strategic opportunities.

ambcrypto03/23 18:45

Boyaa eyes $70mln Bitcoin buy – Hong Kong’s MicroStrategy in making?

ambcrypto03/23 18:45

Asia's Web3 Policy Landscape Reshaped: Justin Sun's GWDC Korea Speech Highlights Collaboration and Balance as the Most Scarce Competitiveness in the Next Phase

On March 23, the Hong Kong–Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance Preparatory Committee was officially established, alongside the launch of the "2026 GWDC Global Developers Conference · Seoul (Korea Station)." The online launch event, hosted by Web3Labs, HYPAI Labs, and GWDC, featured key figures including Hong Kong Legislative Council Member Wu Jiezhuang, South Korean National Assembly Member Byung-deok Min, TRON founder Justin Sun, and Bithumb CEO Lee Jae-won. In his keynote speech titled "Asia’s New Web3 Era: Improving Regulatory Systems, Empowering Infrastructure, and Deepening International Collaboration," Justin Sun discussed global regulatory trends, TRON’s infrastructure strategy and AI developments, and the importance of cross-border policy cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region. He emphasized that global regulatory landscape is becoming clearer and more standardized, citing legislative progress in the U.S., E.U. MiCA enforcement, Hong Kong’s stablecoin framework, and pro-innovation environments in Singapore and the UAE. Sun highlighted that regulatory clarity has driven significant market growth, with the stablecoin market expanding from $206 billion to over $320 billion. However, he cautioned that excessive regulation could hinder innovation and stressed the need for balanced policies that foster both safety and growth. He also shared updates on TRON’s development, noting it has over 370 million registered accounts and processes $20–30 billion in daily transactions, making it a leading blockchain for stablecoin transfers, particularly USDT. TRON is also advancing in AI integration, having joined the Linux Foundation’s Agentic AI Council alongside major tech and financial institutions. Sun endorsed the newly formed Hong Kong–Korea alliance as a model for international regulatory coordination, which can prevent fragmentation and promote secure, innovation-friendly policies. He also mentioned TRON’s role in global financial security efforts, including the freezing of over $300 million in illicit funds through the T3 anti-financial crime task force. In closing, Sun expressed his commitment to supporting cross-regional collaboration for a secure, transparent, and thriving global Web3 ecosystem.

比推03/23 10:52

Asia's Web3 Policy Landscape Reshaped: Justin Sun's GWDC Korea Speech Highlights Collaboration and Balance as the Most Scarce Competitiveness in the Next Phase

比推03/23 10:52

Crypto Prices Retreat, Asian Markets Move the Same Way

Cryptocurrency prices have retreated from recent highs, with the total market capitalization declining by 4.11% and the FG Index dropping to 33 points. Major tokens like BTC (-4.18%), ETH (-5.44%), XRP (-3.89%), BNB (-3.25%), and SOL (-4.38%) all saw significant losses. Simultaneously, Asian markets experienced declines: Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 2.5%, South Korea’s Kospi dropped 1.3%, and India’s Sensex crashed over 1,600 points. Experts attribute the downturn to three key factors: rising oil prices (Brent crude above $112), strengthening US yields, and a stronger US Dollar. The ongoing Middle East conflict continues to influence global market sentiment.

TheNewsCrypto03/19 06:56

Crypto Prices Retreat, Asian Markets Move the Same Way

TheNewsCrypto03/19 06:56

Crypto Prices Remain Flat While Asia Secures Natural Gas Supplies

Cryptocurrency prices remained largely flat over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin trading around $69,967 and Ethereum near $2,033. Most major cryptocurrencies saw minor declines, while TRX and DOGE posted slight gains. The overall market cap dipped 0.15%, and the Fear and Greed Index fell to 25. Meanwhile, Asia secured new liquefied natural gas supplies from LNG Canada, with shipments already sent to Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines. This development helps mitigate supply risks linked to Middle East tensions, which had raised concerns about a potential global recession and its impact on crypto markets. Major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed, with the Nasdaq slightly up while the Dow and S&P 500 declined. Oil prices also attempted to pull back. Crypto markets continue to await a potential rally once geopolitical pressures ease.

TheNewsCrypto03/11 06:39

Crypto Prices Remain Flat While Asia Secures Natural Gas Supplies

TheNewsCrypto03/11 06:39

South Korea moves to block USDT and USDC from corporate trading – Details

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is moving to exclude USD-based stablecoins like USDT and USDC from its upcoming corporate crypto trading guidelines. This decision aims to prevent indiscriminate investments in the early market stages and is partly due to the current legal framework not recognizing stablecoins as a valid external payment method. The proposed rules will allow eligible firms to invest up to 5% of their capital in crypto, but only in top assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, traded through regulated exchanges. This aligns with South Korea's broader push to promote the Korean Won-pegged stablecoins and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar, a trend also emerging in other countries like China and Russia.

ambcrypto03/08 07:02

South Korea moves to block USDT and USDC from corporate trading – Details

ambcrypto03/08 07:02

Gen-Z now drives 72% of P2P crypto payments – Report

A new report from crypto exchange NoOnes reveals that Generation Z is the dominant force in peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto payments, accounting for 72% of all transfers. Millennials follow at 24%, while Gen X trails significantly at 4%. Regionally, Asia leads in P2P usage (74%), followed by Latin America (62%) and Africa (54%), with Europe and North America showing the lowest adoption rates. This trend aligns with broader crypto adoption, where the APAC region saw a massive surge in activity. The report notes that younger generations are more receptive to new technologies, and the convenience of mobile security features is driving usage. However, despite this strong adoption, P2P payment growth is being outpaced by crypto card payments, which surged 106% to $1.6 billion in the last three years compared to just 5% for P2P. While P2P is the second most dominant stablecoin payment method by value after B2B, cards are a strong third. The findings suggest that for crypto firms to scale, a mobile-first strategy is essential.

ambcrypto03/06 08:02

Gen-Z now drives 72% of P2P crypto payments – Report

ambcrypto03/06 08:02

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