# Сопутствующие статьи по теме UAE

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "UAE", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

BNY Partners with Key Companies to Expand Crypto Custody in the UAE

BNY, the world's largest custodian bank, has announced a strategic collaboration with Finstreet Limited and ADI Foundation to establish regulated, institutional-grade digital asset custody infrastructure in the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM). This marks the first time a U.S. global systemically important bank has introduced crypto custody services to the UAE. The initiative will begin with Bitcoin and Ethereum custody, with plans to expand into stablecoins, tokenized assets, and other regulated digital instruments, subject to final agreements and regulatory approvals. BNY provides its global custody expertise, Finstreet contributes its licensed digital market ecosystem within ADGM, and ADI Foundation supplies sovereign-grade blockchain infrastructure via its ADI Chain. Choosing ADGM as the anchor jurisdiction underscores its institutional-grade regulatory framework under English common law. The move aligns with the UAE's broader efforts to build sovereign digital currency infrastructure, including a regulated dirham-backed stablecoin. BNY's entry signals that regulated digital asset infrastructure in the Gulf is now a present reality, positioning Abu Dhabi as a key hub for institutional crypto adoption and future financial innovation.

bitcoinist05/08 11:09

BNY Partners with Key Companies to Expand Crypto Custody in the UAE

bitcoinist05/08 11:09

Dubai’s regulator warns MEXC, KuCoin to cease ‘unlicensed’ crypto activity

Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has issued cease and desist orders to crypto exchanges MEXC and KuCoin for operating without a license in the region. The regulator warned investors that engaging with these unlicensed platforms poses financial and legal risks. This crackdown occurs amid heightened regional tensions, particularly concerning Iran, where crypto activity surged by 700% as the regime uses digital assets to bypass U.S. sanctions. The UAE, the second-largest crypto market in the MENA region, is intensifying scrutiny of unlicensed exchanges, partly due to Western pressure to prevent illicit capital flows.

ambcrypto03/07 09:03

Dubai’s regulator warns MEXC, KuCoin to cease ‘unlicensed’ crypto activity

ambcrypto03/07 09:03

UAE Banking System Stable Despite Rising Regional Tensions

The Central Bank of the UAE has affirmed the stability and operational continuity of the country's banking system amid rising regional tensions following recent missile and drone attacks. Governor Khaled Mohamed Balama stated that financial institutions and insurers are functioning efficiently, demonstrating resilience. The UAE's role as a regional financial hub, including for digital asset firms, underscores the importance of this stability. Key financial metrics remain strong, with a capital adequacy ratio of around 17% and a liquidity coverage ratio exceeding 146.6%, both above international standards. The banking sector's total assets exceed AED 5.42 trillion ($1.48 trillion), supported by advanced risk management frameworks.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 12:58

UAE Banking System Stable Despite Rising Regional Tensions

TheNewsCrypto03/05 12:58

My 24 Hours Under Bombardment in Dubai

Author Brother Bing recounts 24 hours in Dubai during missile attacks following US-Israel joint declaration of war against Iran. Initially dismissing the conflict due to Dubai's reputation as a safe haven, the author continues daily routines until hearing blasts in the afternoon. Despite explosions nearby, public life remains normal with cafes full and people outdoors. At midnight, intense bombardments prompt evacuation to the garage with neighbors. Rumors spread about leaders' deaths and airport destruction, though authorities later advise returning home. Attacks continue the next morning with reports of Burj Al Arab being hit but minimal casualties. The author analyzes impacts: Dubai's "safe hub" narrative is shattered, potentially affecting tourism, property speculation, and foreign migration. While ground invasion remains unlikely, the psychological blow to stability could divert capital and expatriates to alternatives like Singapore. The author concludes by noting the UAE's efficiency and wealth may mitigate long-term damage, while humorously requesting a bomb shelter for future incidents.

marsbit03/01 14:03

marsbit03/01 14:03

WLFI's Insider Deal Again? The $5 Billion Investment Bank License Controversy

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) faced scrutiny during a Senate hearing over World Liberty Financial (WLF), a crypto firm linked to the Trump family, which is seeking a national bank charter. WLF received a $500 million investment from Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a UAE national security advisor and royal family member, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest, foreign influence, and national security risks. Democratic senators, including Elizabeth Warren, questioned whether WLF disclosed the foreign investment and its implications, including possible AI chip exports to China. OCC officials declined to comment on specific applications but emphasized adherence to standard procedures. If approved, WLF could self-custody and issue its USD1 stablecoin. The firm denies any wrongdoing and claims the scrutiny is politically motivated.

marsbit03/01 13:55

WLFI's Insider Deal Again? The $5 Billion Investment Bank License Controversy

marsbit03/01 13:55

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

UAE Institutional Leaders Convene in Abu Dhabi as Digital Asset Strategy Accelerates Across Global Finance

Senior leaders from global finance, regulators, and digital asset institutions will gather in Abu Dhabi on May 13, 2026, for the inaugural Digital Assets Forum Abu Dhabi (DAFME 1). The event highlights the UAE’s emergence as a global hub for institutional digital finance, driven by regulatory clarity, sovereign investment strategies, and large-scale financial innovation. Backed by Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the forum will explore key themes including digital asset regulation, tokenisation of real-world assets, stablecoins, CBDCs, and the integration of traditional and decentralized finance. Confirmed speakers represent institutions such as ADGM, Komainu, XBTO Middle East, Spartan Group, Portal Ventures, Aspen Digital, and Binance. The curated, executive-level event aims to foster institutional alignment, capital deployment, and infrastructure coordination, reinforcing the UAE’s role as a leading capital marketplace connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa.

TheNewsCrypto02/23 14:15

UAE Institutional Leaders Convene in Abu Dhabi as Digital Asset Strategy Accelerates Across Global Finance

TheNewsCrypto02/23 14:15

UAE’s $450M Bitcoin mining haul faces market drop — But miners aren’t selling

Despite Bitcoin's recent price decline to around $66,000, on-chain data from Arkham reveals that UAE-linked mining operations have mined over $450 million worth of Bitcoin, with an estimated $344 million in unrealized profit. Notably, these miners have not engaged in significant selling over the past four months, even as market conditions weakened. This holding strategy contrasts with previous downturns where miners often sold to cover costs. The Miner Revenue (MIREV) indicator remains stable, well above capitulation levels, indicating miners are not under financial stress. This suggests a strategic, long-term accumulation approach supported by low-cost energy and strong financing, reducing one potential source of selling pressure in the market.

ambcrypto02/19 18:29

UAE’s $450M Bitcoin mining haul faces market drop — But miners aren’t selling

ambcrypto02/19 18:29

Abu Dhabi funds ‘buy the dip’ with $1B in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline in late 2025, two Abu Dhabi-based funds, Mubadala Investment Company and Al Warda Investments, collectively invested over $1 billion in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). Mubadala increased its holdings by 46% to $630 million, while Al Warda held $408 million worth of shares, demonstrating strong institutional conviction. However, overall institutional long exposure in IBIT decreased by 10%, and average portfolio allocation dropped 28%, indicating some firms reduced positions due to profit-taking or risk management. Meanwhile, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF AUM fell from $95 billion to $57 billion amid broader market declines.

ambcrypto02/18 13:01

Abu Dhabi funds ‘buy the dip’ with $1B in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF

ambcrypto02/18 13:01

Nicki Minaj partners with the Trump family – Will speak at WLFI’s Mar-a-Lago event

Rapper Nicki Minaj will speak at the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) Forum at Mar-a-Lago on February 18th, solidifying her public alignment with the Trump family's crypto ventures. The exclusive event will host hundreds of executives from major firms like Goldman Sachs, Nasdaq, and Coinbase. While Minaj has promoted NFTs before, this is her deepest foray into crypto. The forum occurs amid scrutiny, as Democratic senators have called for a review of a $500M foreign investment in WLFI from a UAE entity linked to its National Security Advisor.

ambcrypto02/17 07:17