# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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Amidst the Volatility in the Crypto Market, Who is Buying Against the Trend?

"In a volatile crypto market downturn of Q1 2026, institutional players demonstrated divergent strategies. While Bitcoin fell over 25% and Ethereum dropped 35%, key institutions accumulated: corporate treasuries like Strategy (MicroStrategy) added over $10 billion in BTC, sovereign wealth funds like Mubadala increased IBIT holdings by 46%, and major banks launched crypto services and ETFs. Notably, 26 new crypto ETFs were filed or launched under streamlined SEC rules, including bank-led products from Morgan Stanley and BlackRock’s staking ETH ETF. VC funding saw concentration: total investment reached ~$5 billion, but deal count plummeted 49%. Three mega-deals—BVNK ($1.8B), Kalshi ($1B), and Polymarket ($600M)—accounted for half the quarter’s funding. Investment shifted from DeFi/NFTs to payments, prediction markets, and regulated CeFi infrastructure. Selling pressure came from hedge funds (e.g., Brevan Howard cut IBIT by 85%) and Bitcoin miners liquidating holdings. The U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve saw zero additions, highlighting that real buying came from corporations and sovereign funds, not governments. The institutional crypto landscape is bifurcating: long-term holders accumulate while short-term traders exit, signaling a foundation for the next cycle."

marsbit04/26 09:38

Amidst the Volatility in the Crypto Market, Who is Buying Against the Trend?

marsbit04/26 09:38

Crypto Coalition Urges Senate To Fast-Track CLARITY Act As US Leadership Faces Critical Moment

A coalition of over 120 crypto industry organizations, including the Crypto Council for Innovation and the Blockchain Association, is urging the U.S. Senate Banking Committee to fast-track the CLARITY Act, a comprehensive market structure bill for digital assets. They argue that timely legislation is critical to ensure consumer protection, clarify regulatory roles, and maintain U.S. leadership in financial innovation, warning that delay could cede advantages to other jurisdictions. The push comes amid reports of a potential delay until mid-May due to banking sector opposition, particularly concerning restrictions on stablecoin yields. Industry leaders emphasize that May is a crucial window for action before political attention shifts to election campaigns.

bitcoinist04/24 11:31

Crypto Coalition Urges Senate To Fast-Track CLARITY Act As US Leadership Faces Critical Moment

bitcoinist04/24 11:31

Kicked Out of PayPal, Musk Aims for a Comeback in the Crypto Market

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has launched its "Smart Cashtags" feature, generating approximately $1 billion in trading volume within days of its April 2026 pilot launch. The feature allows users to click on stock or crypto tickers (or even full Solana token contract addresses) in posts to view real-time price charts and discussions without leaving the app. Initially available to iPhone users in the US and Canada, with a partnership in Canada enabling direct trading via the Wealthsimple app. This move is part of Musk's broader "Everything App" vision, spearheaded by the upcoming X Money platform. Analysts, such as Mizuho's Dan Dolev, see this as a potential disruptor to the US payments market, even prompting a downgrade of PayPal's stock. X Money's beta offers services like 6% APY on deposits, cashback, and P2P transfers, with speculation it may later incorporate crypto trading and stablecoin settlements for faster transactions. However, the ambitious plan faces significant regulatory scrutiny. Senator Elizabeth Warren has questioned the sustainability of the high 6% yield and raised concerns over X's banking partner, Cross River Bank, which has a history of regulatory violations. Additional risks involve the "GENIUS Act," which may create loopholes for stablecoin issuance without full FDIC insurance coverage, potentially leaving users unprotected. The integration of social trading on a platform with over 500 million users could inject new liquidity and retail interest into the crypto market. Yet, it also amplifies risks like herd mentality and the blurring of lines between entertainment and financial speculation. Musk's return to finance, after his ouster from PayPal, hinges on balancing innovation with regulatory compliance.

marsbit04/24 09:11

Kicked Out of PayPal, Musk Aims for a Comeback in the Crypto Market

marsbit04/24 09:11

Tether Cooperates with U.S. Sanctions to Freeze $344 Million in USDT, Reigniting Debate Over Stablecoin 'One-Click Freeze Authority'

Tether, the issuer of USDT, has frozen over $344 million worth of USDT across two Tron blockchain addresses in its largest-ever single compliance action. The freeze was carried out on April 23 in coordination with the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and other law enforcement agencies. The funds are suspected to be linked to sanctions evasion, criminal networks, or other illicit activities, though specific details were not disclosed. This action comes amid increased U.S. regulatory scrutiny, including sanctions against entities tied to Iran and Mexican drug cartels. Tether’s CEO, Paolo Ardoino, emphasized the company’s commitment to preventing illegal use of USDT, contrasting it with slower responses from competitors like Circle. To date, Tether has frozen over $4.4 billion in assets and collaborates with more than 340 law enforcement agencies across 65 countries. The move has reignited debate within the crypto community over the centralized "freeze authority" held by stablecoin issuers, challenging the notion that "your stablecoins are your own." Critics point to the built-in blacklist function in USDT’s smart contracts, which allows Tether to immobilize funds in targeted wallets, while proponents argue it enhances regulatory compliance and anti-money laundering efforts.

marsbit04/24 04:17

Tether Cooperates with U.S. Sanctions to Freeze $344 Million in USDT, Reigniting Debate Over Stablecoin 'One-Click Freeze Authority'

marsbit04/24 04:17

Strategy Watch #3

Strategy Watch #3 provides institutional analysis of digital asset fund performance and allocation trends. Key findings show gradual stabilization in capital flows, with Bitcoin and ETH outflows improving from February lows but remaining negative. BTC ETF and DAT flows turned positive mid-March before moderating, while Ethereum flows followed more cautiously. DeFi TVL on Ethereum recovered significantly, nearing neutral by month-end. However, BTC CME basis yield turned negative, eliminating carry trade opportunities. The report also covers performance dispersion among strategies, a deep dive into quant trend following, on-chain vault yields, manager sentiment, and new institutional entries, including a $6B pension fund increasing crypto exposure.

insights.glassnode04/23 16:31

Strategy Watch #3

insights.glassnode04/23 16:31

Crypto’s CLARITY Act Sits At 50-50 For 2026 Passage, Galaxy Says

Galaxy Digital estimates a 50-50 chance that the CLARITY Act, a key U.S. crypto market structure bill, will be passed into law in 2026. The bill, which passed the House with bipartisan support, is now in the Senate Banking Committee. A planned markup was delayed until May, and Galaxy warns that if it slips past mid-May, the odds of passage drop sharply. Key unresolved issues include stablecoin rewards language, protections for software developers, and SEC commissioner vacancies. The report emphasizes that the bill is strong on policy but faces a tight legislative calendar and significant procedural steps. Failure to pass it by May could delay crypto legislation indefinitely, especially with midterm elections potentially shifting priorities.

bitcoinist04/23 16:01

Crypto’s CLARITY Act Sits At 50-50 For 2026 Passage, Galaxy Says

bitcoinist04/23 16:01

Only a 50% Chance of Passing This Year, Can the CLARITY Bill Succeed Before the Midterm Elections?

The CLARITY Act, which passed the House in July 2025 with strong bipartisan support (294-134), faces a critical juncture in the Senate. The Senate Banking Committee is expected to hold a markup soon, but key issues remain unresolved, including stablecoin yield provisions, DeFi regulations, and securing full Republican committee support. Other contentious points involve the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), ethics amendments for government officials, and SEC-related matters. The legislative calendar is tight, with limited time before the midterm elections. If the committee markup is delayed beyond mid-May, the chances of passage in 2026 drop significantly. Senator Cynthia Lummis has warned that failure this year could delay comprehensive crypto market structure legislation until 2030 or later. Galaxy estimates the probability of the CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 is only about 50%. The bill provides crucial regulatory clarity by defining jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, establishing a path for decentralization, and bringing digital commodity intermediaries under federal regulation. Its passage is seen as vital before potential power shifts in the next Congress, which could bring less favorable leadership to key committees. The timeline is compressed, and the bill must compete for floor time with other priorities like Iran authorization and DHS appropriations. Key hurdles include finalizing the stablecoin yield compromise text, addressing law enforcement concerns about BRCA, and navigating political dynamics around SEC nominations. The outcome of the Banking Committee markup and the level of bipartisan support will be critical indicators of its future success.

marsbit04/23 09:11

Only a 50% Chance of Passing This Year, Can the CLARITY Bill Succeed Before the Midterm Elections?

marsbit04/23 09:11

Dialogue with Xinhuo Chief Economist Fu Peng: Macro Bear Market Expected to End This Year, Prioritize Allocation to Value Assets

Fu Peng, Chief Economist at New Huo Group, discusses the integration of crypto assets into traditional finance, marking a shift from a speculative phase to institutionalization. He highlights the current era as the second major fusion of finance and technology, driven by AI, data, and computing power, with crypto assets becoming part of the FICC+C (Fixed Income, Currencies, Commodities + Crypto) framework. Regulatory clarity in the U.S., such as the GENIUS and Clarity Acts, has paved the way for institutional adoption by defining digital assets as financial instruments. Fu views RWA (Real World Assets) as a tool for asset tokenization rather than a standalone asset class, noting that financial innovation differs between Eastern and Western markets due to cultural approaches to risk and regulation. He emphasizes that stablecoins are essential for future finance, but Asian markets, including Hong Kong, will adopt them cautiously. Macro liquidity now significantly influences crypto markets, as institutional participation increases correlation with traditional assets. Fu suggests the macro-driven bear market may end by year-end, reducing the relevance of Bitcoin’s four-year cycle. For asset allocation, he recommends value-oriented AI stocks for stability, Bitcoin for moderate certainty, and Ethereum for higher volatility.

marsbit04/23 09:03

Dialogue with Xinhuo Chief Economist Fu Peng: Macro Bear Market Expected to End This Year, Prioritize Allocation to Value Assets

marsbit04/23 09:03

Only a 50% Chance of Passing This Year, Can the CLARITY Bill Succeed Before the Midterm Elections?

The CLARITY Act, which passed the U.S. House in July 2025 with strong bipartisan support (294-134), faces a critical juncture in the Senate. The Senate Banking Committee is expected to hold a markup soon, but key issues remain unresolved, including stablecoin yield provisions, DeFi regulations, and securing full Republican committee support. Additional challenges involve the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), ethics amendments for government officials, and SEC-related concerns. Galaxy estimates only a 50% chance of the bill becoming law in 2026. The tight legislative calendar, competing priorities like Iran military authorization and DHS appropriations, and the impending midterm elections create significant time pressure. If the bill is not passed before the new Congress convenes in 2027, comprehensive crypto market structure legislation could be delayed until 2030 or later, especially if leadership changes result in less favorable committee chairs. The act provides crucial regulatory clarity by defining the jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, establishing a path for decentralized networks to be classified as non-securities, and bringing digital commodity intermediaries under federal regulation. The outcome of ongoing Senate negotiations, particularly the release of revised text on stablecoin yields, will be a key indicator of its future prospects.

Odaily星球日报04/23 09:01

Only a 50% Chance of Passing This Year, Can the CLARITY Bill Succeed Before the Midterm Elections?

Odaily星球日报04/23 09:01

Justin Sun Sues Trump Family: What $75 Million Bought Was Only a Blacklist

Justin Sun, founder of Tron, has filed a lawsuit in federal court against World Liberty Financial (WLF), alleging he was made the "primary target of a fraudulent scheme" after investing $75 million. Sun claims the investment secured him an advisor title and WLFI tokens, which were later frozen by WLF, causing "hundreds of millions in losses." The dispute began in late 2024 when Sun's investment helped revive WLF's struggling token sale, which ultimately raised $550 million. Shortly after, the SEC dropped its lawsuit against Sun following Donald Trump's inauguration. However, relations soured when Sun refused WLF's demands for additional funding. In August 2025, WLF added a "blacklist" function to its smart contract, allowing it to unilaterally freeze tokens. Sun's holdings, worth approximately $107 million, were frozen, and he was threatened with token destruction. The lawsuit highlights WLF's structure, which directs 75% of token sale profits to the Trump family, who had earned $1 billion by December 2025. WLF's CEO is Zach Witkoff, son of U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff. The project faces scrutiny for opaque operations, including a controversial loan arrangement on the Dolomite platform, co-founded by a WLF advisor. Despite Sun's history with the SEC, the case underscores centralization risks within DeFi, as WLF controls governance and holds powers to freeze assets arbitrarily. Sun's tokens remain frozen as legal proceedings begin.

marsbit04/23 06:01

Justin Sun Sues Trump Family: What $75 Million Bought Was Only a Blacklist

marsbit04/23 06:01

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