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Federal Reserve Proposal May End Crypto Debanking, Says Senator Lummis

According to Cointelegraph, Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis, a pro-crypto United States lawmaker, has expressed support for a recent proposal by Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller. The proposal aims to provide crypto companies access to "skinny" master accounts, potentially ending debanking practices under Operation Chokepoint 2.0. Governor Waller introduced this idea at the Payments Innovation Conference in October, suggesting that crypto and fintech startups, including payment-only banks, could access accounts at the Federal Reserve similar to the "master accounts" used by banks, albeit with certain restrictions. Senator Lummis praised Waller's framework, stating that it could end Operation Chokepoint 2.0 and pave the way for genuine payments innovation. She emphasized the benefits of faster payments, reduced costs, and enhanced security as essential components for responsibly building the future of finance. Operation Chokepoint 2.0 has been described as a coordinated effort to deny banking services to crypto companies and their founders, with venture capitalist Marc Andreessen noting that more than 30 tech founders were affected by debanking under this operation. The proposal from Waller signifies a regulatory shift in the United States, where officials and lawmakers are increasingly recognizing cryptocurrencies and fintech startups as vital upgrades to the payments system and the future of finance. Despite U.S. President Donald Trump signing an executive order in August to prohibit banks from debanking Americans and businesses without lawful cause, crypto executives and Web3 companies have continued to report debanking issues. The order also directed U.S. banking regulators, including the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), to identify and potentially penalize banks and financial institutions engaged in debanking. In November, Jack Mallers, CEO of Bitcoin payments company Strike, reported being debanked by JPMorgan without explanation. Mallers shared his experience in a separate post, stating that JPMorgan repeatedly refused to disclose the reasons for their actions. Additionally, JPMorgan Chase froze the bank accounts of stablecoin startup companies BlindPay and Kontigo in December, citing alleged exposure to sanctioned jurisdictions as the reason for their actions.
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Sonic Labs Updates ETF Token Allocation Strategy Amid Market Conditions

According to Odaily, Sonic Labs has announced an update to its ETF token allocation strategy. Previously, the Sonic community approved a governance proposal authorizing up to $50 million worth of S tokens for a potential U.S.-listed ETF to facilitate entry into the regulated U.S. market. However, following the proposal's approval, Sonic Labs decided to delay execution due to a weakening market environment and a significant decline in the S token price, opting not to mint any related tokens to avoid increasing supply at unfavorable price levels. The announcement stated that executing the original plan at current prices would require issuing over 600 million additional S tokens, which deviates from the proposal's original intent. Therefore, this plan will not be adopted. To better align with token holders' interests, Sonic Labs has set new execution constraints: ETF allocations will only be minted if the S token price exceeds $0.5, with a maximum of 100 million tokens. The total token value is strictly capped at $50 million, with a preference for issuing fewer tokens at higher price levels. Any execution deviating from these conditions will not occur. Sonic Labs also emphasized that the S tokens used for the ETF will be locked within regulated products and will not enter the secondary market, thus not increasing market selling pressure. The team reiterated that a U.S.-listed ETF remains a long-term strategic focus, aiming to provide institutional investors with compliant exposure to Sonic. Any future adjustments will be communicated and advanced through clear communication and governance processes.
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Binance Market Update: Crypto Market Trends | December 27, 2025

According to CoinMarketCap data, the global cryptocurrency market cap now stands at $2.95T, down by 1.19% over the last 24 hours.Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading between $86,655 and $89,050 over the past 24 hours. As of 09:30 AM (UTC) today, BTC is trading at $87,571, down by 1.32%.Most major cryptocurrencies by market cap are trading mixed. Market outperformers include TRU, AT, and KAITO, up by 37%, 34%, and 23%, respectively.Top stories of the day:Cryptocurrency Trading Activity Observed in Key Address Bitcoin Market Trends Show Whales Buying During Price Decline Ethereum's TVL Predicted to Surge Tenfold by 2026, According to Sharplink CEO U.S. Crypto Regulation Shifts Towards Collaboration Between SEC and CFTC Bitcoin Projected to Reach $1.3 Million by 2035, Says Bitwise CIO Meme Coin Market Experiences Significant Decline in 2025 China's Financial Regulator Unveils Plan for Digital Finance Development Strategy Bolsters Liquidity Management with $2.2 Billion Cash Reserve Solana Co-Founder Predicts Key Developments by 2026 Significant Outflows from U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs This WeekMarket movers:ETH: $2933.06 (-1.14%)BNB: $838.96 (-0.28%)XRP: $1.8511 (-1.03%)SOL: $123.05 (+0.11%)TRX: $0.2793 (+0.07%)DOGE: $0.12262 (-2.50%)WLFI: $0.1435 (+1.27%)ADA: $0.3535 (-0.11%)BCH: $611.9 (+1.76%)WBTC: $87417.55 (-1.32%)
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