# Retail İlgili Makaleler

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

Cryptocurrency Trading Terminals Record Daily Trading Volume of $1 Billion for the First Time Since the Launch of the Trump Token

Cryptocurrency trading terminals have seen a significant resurgence in activity since early August. On Wednesday, September 2, on-chain data revealed the sector's daily trading volume surpassed $1 billion for the first time since the launch of the official Trump token in January 2025, reaching $1.03 billion. This marks a sharp increase from around $338 million just two weeks prior. Notably, nearly the entire volume did not go to the frontends that dominated the previous retail cycle. On that day, terminals GMGN and FOMO processed $479.74 million and $268.20 million respectively, accounting for roughly 73% of the total terminal volume. Other major terminals like Axiom, basedbot, and pumpapp handled significantly smaller amounts, while previously dominant terminals from the 2024-early 2025 memecoin cycle, such as Trojan and BonkBot, contributed less than $5 million combined. The surge was heavily driven by the Robinhood Chain, which accounted for $834.7 million (81.2%) of the day's terminal volume. Solana followed with $149.4 million (14.5%), and BNB Chain with $33.8 million (3.3%). The success of GMGN and FOMO is largely attributed to their presence on the Robinhood Chain, where current user traffic is concentrated. While Solana's market share appears to have dropped dramatically from over 80% earlier in the year to 14.5%, its absolute dollar volume of ~$149 million remains consistent with its performance from February to June. The decline in percentage share is due to the massive new volume added by Robinhood Chain, not a decrease in Solana's activity. This terminal volume metric tracks where retail users send their DEX orders via frontends, indicating a shift in distribution channels rather than a change in underlying trading demand. The data highlights that retail trading continues but is now flowing primarily through terminals connected to the Robinhood Chain network.

cryptonews.ru09/04 08:18

Cryptocurrency Trading Terminals Record Daily Trading Volume of $1 Billion for the First Time Since the Launch of the Trump Token

cryptonews.ru09/04 08:18

Hargreaves Lansdown Opens Access to Cryptocurrency ETNs for Retail Investors in the UK

British investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown (HL) has begun offering cryptocurrency exchange-traded notes (ETNs) to its retail clients. This move provides millions of UK investors with regulated access to Bitcoin and Ethereum, nearly a year after a retail ban was lifted. Cryptocurrency ETNs track the price of the underlying assets but do not involve direct ownership of coins, key management, or wallets; they are issued by financial institutions that hold the actual crypto. HL, which holds over a third of the UK's direct-to-consumer investment market, charges a 0.35% annual custody fee for holding these ETNs within an investment account or Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), capped at £12.50 per month, plus a transaction fee. The products carry significant risk warnings, noting investors could lose all their money and that holdings are not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. This follows the UK Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) decision in June 2025 to allow retail access to certain crypto ETNs listed on recognized UK exchanges from October 8, 2025. However, a complication arose in April when HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) reclassified these ETNs, making them eligible only for the Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA) rather than the more popular Stocks and Shares ISA. Industry group CryptoUK has criticized this reclassification, arguing it contradicts the FCA's aim of broadening investment access.

cryptonews.ru09/03 21:37

Hargreaves Lansdown Opens Access to Cryptocurrency ETNs for Retail Investors in the UK

cryptonews.ru09/03 21:37

Bank of Russia: 12 Largest Banks to Connect Digital Ruble from September 1, 2026

The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) announced that all 12 of the country's systemically important banks will be ready to offer clients digital ruble accounts and transactions starting September 1, 2026. According to Alla Bakina, director of the CBR's national payment system department, these banks cover over 80% of the domestic payment market. The digital ruble is described as a new form of the existing currency, functioning as a cashless payment method but held directly in a user's wallet on the CBR platform. Nine other banks designated as significant payment market participants are also expected to provide access, with most aiming to complete integration by autumn 2026. Starting from the September launch date, major retail chains with annual revenue exceeding 120 million rubles will be required to accept digital ruble payments, though adoption for citizens remains voluntary. The rollout follows a delayed pilot phase, with mass implementation postponed from 2025. The CBR's model currently offers basic account functionality without interest accrual, unlike China's digital yuan, which began paying interest in early 2026. The announcement positions Russia among dozens of countries testing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), though the digital ruble's potential role in cross-border settlements, particularly within BRICS, remains an open question for its future international relevance.

cryptonews.ru08/19 08:15

Bank of Russia: 12 Largest Banks to Connect Digital Ruble from September 1, 2026

cryptonews.ru08/19 08:15

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