# Пов'язані статті щодо Digital Money

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Digital Money", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Understanding Circle Founder's "Agentic Economy" Paper to See How the Economic Landscape Will Be Restructured in the Next Decade

"Agentic Economy" by Circle founder Jeremy Allaire explores the convergence of AI and blockchain, arguing they form two sides of a single future economic system. AI agents will decompose corporate functions into automatable skills, while blockchain provides the trust, identity, and instant settlement layer for these agents to coordinate and transact. This "agentic economy" will be natively global, with on-chain companies managed by software. Key pillars include: fully-backed stablecoins for risk-free, high-speed settlement; new credit markets using on-chain data for machine underwriting; a shift from software subscriptions to pay-for-work consumption models; and professional agent marketplaces. The paper warns of major impacts: a potential decline in labor's share of income and risks of power concentrating at control points like identity layers or dominant currencies. The solution is not to defend old jobs but to design for broad ownership of capital (agents, models, infrastructure). Shared, on-chain ownership mechanisms can distribute prosperity, but this requires deliberate design and governance to prevent re-centralization. The outcome—either a highly concentrated or a more equitable economy—is a design and political choice, not a foregone conclusion.

marsbit07/15 02:13

Understanding Circle Founder's "Agentic Economy" Paper to See How the Economic Landscape Will Be Restructured in the Next Decade

marsbit07/15 02:13

Visa Expands Stablecoin Strategy as Quantoz Joins as Principal Member in Europe

Visa has expanded its stablecoin strategy by welcoming Dutch payment company Quantoz as a principal member in Europe. This partnership enables Quantoz to issue Visa-branded virtual debit cards backed by its regulated digital money tokens, including USDQ, EURQ, and EURD, which maintain a 1:1 value with the US dollar and euro. Users can spend these tokens online and in-store via mobile wallets, making stablecoins usable for everyday payments. As a principal member, Quantoz can issue Visa cards directly without relying on banks and act as a BIN sponsor, allowing other fintech firms to launch their own stablecoin-linked debit cards using its membership. Quantoz’s tokens are issued under a Dutch central bank license, with funds held 1:1 in safeguarded accounts and protected by a bankruptcy-remote structure including a 2% reserve buffer. This move follows similar initiatives, such as Visa’s partnership with UK-based BVNK earlier this year, signaling a growing effort by traditional payment networks to integrate stablecoins into daily transactions.

TheNewsCrypto02/18 11:33

Visa Expands Stablecoin Strategy as Quantoz Joins as Principal Member in Europe

TheNewsCrypto02/18 11:33

JPMorgan to Expand JPM Coin Across Blockchains Starting With Canton

JPMorgan is expanding its JPM Coin deposit token to multiple blockchain networks, starting with the Canton Network, as part of a broader strategy to build an interoperable digital money system. JPM Coin represents U.S. dollar deposits held at the bank and is currently operational on Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2 network, Base. The expansion aims to enable near-instant value transfers across financial markets in a secure, regulated environment. Access is restricted to whitelisted institutional wallets to ensure compliance. Unlike JPMorgan’s private Kinaxis network—which supports multi-currency cross-border payments for clients like Siemens—JPM Coin operates entirely on public blockchain infrastructure, with all transactions recorded on-chain.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 10:54

JPMorgan to Expand JPM Coin Across Blockchains Starting With Canton

TheNewsCrypto01/09 10:54

Strategy CEO Lifts The Curtain On Bitcoin Talks With Largest US Banks

Strategy CEO Phong Le reveals that major U.S. banks are actively engaging in Bitcoin-related discussions, driven by a need to compete with crypto-native firms like Coinbase and Fidelity. Conversations focus on foundational services such as custody and exchange, framed in traditional banking terms like "checking and savings accounts for Bitcoin." Beyond basics, banks are exploring a product roadmap including Bitcoin-backed loans, yield products, structured securities, and eventually digital money instruments offering stable high yields. Le notes that institutions like BNY Mellon, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan are already moving toward issuing credit against Bitcoin or related derivatives, signaling a shift toward integrating Bitcoin as collateral within traditional financial systems.

bitcoinist12/24 17:24

Strategy CEO Lifts The Curtain On Bitcoin Talks With Largest US Banks

bitcoinist12/24 17:24

Sell Bitcoin for gold? Not so fast, one analyst says

Bitcoin advocate Matthew Kratter argues that Bitcoin (BTC) is a superior long-term store of value compared to gold, advising holders not to sell BTC for gold despite the latter's recent price surge. He highlights BTC’s advantages in scarcity, portability, verifiability, and divisibility, while criticizing gold’s steady annual supply growth of 1-2%, which leads to inflation over time. Kratter also points out gold’s practical limitations: high transport and insurance costs, difficulty in moving large quantities, and incompatibility with digital transactions. Tokenized gold products introduce counterparty risks such as over-issuance, refusal of redemption, or government confiscation. Despite ongoing debate between gold and Bitcoin proponents, Kratter asserts that gold cannot serve as a monetary base in a digital world.

cointelegraph12/20 20:17

Sell Bitcoin for gold? Not so fast, one analyst says