# National Security İlgili Makaleler

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

PM Keir Starmer Declares Total Ban On Crypto Donations To UK Political Parties

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a total ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties and a new annual cap of £100,000 for donations from British citizens living abroad. These measures, effective immediately, follow an independent review that warned of "real, persistent and sustained" threats of foreign financial influence in UK politics. The government aims to close avenues for illicit or foreign funds to enter domestic campaigns, with officials describing the crypto ban as vital to shutting down a clear route for such money. The new rules are expected to significantly impact parties like Reform UK, which had previously accepted Bitcoin donations and relied heavily on overseas funding. The broader recommendations from the review also include creating a dedicated police center to investigate allegations of foreign financial interference and considering tougher criminal sentences.

bitcoinist03/26 09:32

PM Keir Starmer Declares Total Ban On Crypto Donations To UK Political Parties

bitcoinist03/26 09:32

Controversy-Plagued Bitmain Finds Its Strongest Backer in the United States

Bloomberg reports that Bitmain, the dominant Chinese Bitcoin miner manufacturer once investigated by the U.S. for potential national security risks, has formed a major commercial alliance with Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump. Despite previous U.S. government concerns—including a 2024 White House order to remove Bitmain machines near a nuclear missile base and a Homeland Security probe into potential remote manipulation risks—Bitmain is now partnering with Trump’s American Bitcoin Corp. The company plans to deploy thousands of Bitmain’s Antminers in the U.S., including a massive Texas mining facility. Bitmain, which maintains over 80% market share but remains highly secretive about its leadership and structure, has also announced plans to open a U.S. assembly plant. The partnership represents a dramatic turnaround for Bitmain, leveraging political connections to expand despite ongoing regulatory and security concerns.

marsbit03/18 09:10

Controversy-Plagued Bitmain Finds Its Strongest Backer in the United States

marsbit03/18 09:10

Senate Democrats Introduce Bill to Ban Prediction Market Bets on War and Death

U.S. Senator Adam Schiff introduced the DEATH BETS Act, a bill to prohibit prediction markets from offering contracts related to war, terrorism, and individual deaths. This move contrasts with the CFTC's recent efforts to relax regulations on such markets. Supporters argue that these bets could enable insider trading using classified information and pose national security risks. The bill represents a policy clash between lawmakers seeking stricter controls and regulators favoring market flexibility. If passed, it could initiate broader discussions on event-based betting regulations.

TheNewsCrypto03/11 14:14

Senate Democrats Introduce Bill to Ban Prediction Market Bets on War and Death

TheNewsCrypto03/11 14:14

Kalshi and Polymarket Face Scrutiny as Lawmakers Target Death-Related Betting Markets

Prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket are under scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers after users placed large bets on events connected to U.S. strikes on Iran, including contracts related to the potential death of Iran’s Supreme Leader. Over $529 million was traded on related Polymarket contracts. Six Democratic senators have urged the CFTC to ban such death-related prediction contracts, citing ethical and national security risks. Kalshi’s CEO defended the platform, though the company later admitted to unclear contract wording and issued refunds. Polymarket, which operates offshore with fewer regulations, saw some users profit $1 million from well-timed bets. The situation highlights ongoing regulatory challenges in the prediction market industry.

TheNewsCrypto03/02 14:28

Kalshi and Polymarket Face Scrutiny as Lawmakers Target Death-Related Betting Markets

TheNewsCrypto03/02 14:28

Elizabeth Warren Presses OCC Over UAE Stake in World Liberty Application

In a Senate Banking Committee hearing, Senator Elizabeth Warren questioned OCC Comptroller Jonathan Gould about the bank charter application for World Liberty, a company linked to former President Donald Trump. Warren raised concerns over a recent report alleging a UAE official secretly acquired a 49% stake in the company, which would require full disclosure under OCC rules. She argued that undisclosed foreign ownership poses national security and conflict of interest risks and could undermine public trust in financial regulations. Gould declined to discuss specific applications but assured that standard regulatory procedures would be followed. Warren requested access to unredacted documents for verification and insisted the application should be rejected if foreign ownership was not properly disclosed.

TheNewsCrypto02/27 14:18

Elizabeth Warren Presses OCC Over UAE Stake in World Liberty Application

TheNewsCrypto02/27 14:18

US Lawmakers Slam $500M WLFI-UAE Deal, Call For Anti-Corruption Reform

US lawmakers, led by Senator Chris Murphy, are demanding anti-corruption reforms following a $500 million deal between the Trump-linked crypto firm World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and a UAE-backed entity. The deal, which gave a 49% stake to an Abu Dhabi investment group just before Trump's inauguration, is being called "brazen, open corruption" and a potential national security breach. Critics allege the payment, with millions going to Trump-affiliated entities, was followed by the administration approving expanded UAE access to advanced US AI chips. President Trump denied any involvement, stating his sons handle the business. Lawmakers warn this constitutes potential criminal conduct and are calling for investigations.

bitcoinist02/04 01:06

US Lawmakers Slam $500M WLFI-UAE Deal, Call For Anti-Corruption Reform

bitcoinist02/04 01:06

‘National security’ at stake – Why U.S. stablecoin rewards face a China test

Crypto industry leaders are framing stablecoin rewards as a "national security" issue following China's plan to offer yield on its digital yuan to drive adoption. U.S. banks, through the Bank Policy Institute, advocate banning such rewards, warning of potential capital flight from traditional banks, reduced deposits, and negative impacts on lending. Crypto supporters, including Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, argue that banks fear competition and that stablecoins are crucial for maintaining U.S. dollar dominance globally. They warn that restricting rewards could hand a strategic advantage to China and other rivals. The stablecoin market has grown significantly since the passage of the GENIUS Act, with increasing demand for yield-bearing products.

ambcrypto12/31 11:20

‘National security’ at stake – Why U.S. stablecoin rewards face a China test

ambcrypto12/31 11:20

U.S. Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Imminent, Trump Repeatedly Voices Warnings, Might He Lose?

A pivotal U.S. Supreme Court ruling expected in January 2025 threatens to overturn the Trump administration’s signature tariff policy, implemented under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). President Trump has publicly expressed alarm, warning of a "devastating blow" to the nation if the tariffs are struck down, while his cabinet officials project confidence in having alternative legal tools. Market analysts, including Goldman Sachs, predict the Court is likely to rule the tariffs illegal. Two key cases challenge whether the President overstepped constitutional boundaries by using IEEPA to impose Congress’s exclusive taxing authority. If overturned, the administration may attempt to replace the tariffs using other statutes, such as Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 (capping tariffs at 15% for 150 days) or Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 (allowing up to 50% tariffs). However, both face significant legal and political hurdles, likely triggering further litigation. A ruling against the government could lead to lower effective tariff rates and trigger massive refunds—estimated at $1.3 trillion and growing. It would also undermine the credibility of administration officials who claimed revocation would cause chaos and weaken the U.S. negotiating position with trade partners. The political fallout would also put Republican lawmakers in a difficult position ahead of the 2026 midterms.

marsbit12/17 08:11

U.S. Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Imminent, Trump Repeatedly Voices Warnings, Might He Lose?

marsbit12/17 08:11

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