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ETF uncertainty is reshaping the next crypto approval race

  • Grayscale has withdrawn three crypto ETF applications, putting the spotlight back on the next wave of token approvals.
  • The strongest comparable assets are Solana, XRP, Litecoin, and Ethereum, which remain central to ETF and institutional access discussions.
  • The biggest challenge remains regulatory approval standards and how the US SEC evaluates different crypto assets.
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The stablecoin cracks exposing deeper DeFi reserve risks

  • Neutrl halted redemptions for its US$486 million NUSD stablecoin after reserve concerns emerged around its exposure to Resolv.
  • The situation has drawn attention to reserve transparency, collateral structures, and liquidity risks across decentralised stablecoin projects.
  • Reserve quality and redemption access remain the key factors separating more resilient stablecoin models from structurally weaker ones.
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Bitcoin’s mining rebound puts rival proof-of-work networks in focus

  • Bitcoin miners generated US$875.35 million in July, up US$38.93 million from June’s US$836.41 million.
  • Bitcoin hash price rose from US$29.01 to US$31.59 per PH/s over 30 days, improving revenue from computing power.
  • Higher mining difficulty, BIP-110 signalling and competition for computing power remain key pressures across proof-of-work networks.
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Samsung’s stablecoin push puts five digital dollars in focus

  • Samsung Electronics plans native stablecoin support through Samsung Wallet as its Galaxy AI device base targets 800 million.
  • USD Coin (CRYPTO:USDC) had US$72.3 billion circulating on 27 July, while PayPal USD (CRYPTO:PYUSD) recently exceeded US$2.6 billion.
  • Samsung has not confirmed the stablecoin, blockchain, custody model, eligible markets or launch date, leaving the final distribution model unclear.
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BlackRock’s reserve push redraws the tokenised Treasury race

  • BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) launched two tokenised money market products for regulated US stablecoin reserve management.
  • Its existing BUIDL fund holds more than US$2.6 billion, while USDC circulation stood at US$72.3 billion on 27 July.
  • Regulatory eligibility, blockchain interoperability and institutional access remain key barriers as tokenised Treasury products expand.
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AI assistants enter crypto as wallet access expands

  • Anthropic's Claude AI has gained access to Google Wallet for cryptocurrency, allowing the assistant to interact with supported blockchain wallet data through Google's infrastructure.
  • The update highlights growing links between artificial intelligence, digital wallets and blockchain applications, with wallet providers expanding support for programmable financial services.
  • Privacy protections, wallet security and user permission controls remain the main challenges as AI gains greater access to digital asset tools.
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Banking pressure tests Washington's crypto rulebook

  • US banking associations asked Congress to amend the CLARITY Act before it advances, focusing on clearer rules for digital asset yield products.
  • The proposed changes aim to align crypto regulation with existing banking supervision as banks expand digital asset services.
  • Regulatory uncertainty remains a key barrier for banks, crypto firms and decentralised finance platforms operating in the US.
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Why trusted blockchain data is reshaping tokenised finance

  • Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) is providing onchain net asset value (NAV) data for Fidelity International's tokenised liquidity fund.
  • The collaboration supports a tokenised fund backed by a US$6.9 billion Institutional Liquidity Fund and enables trusted NAV data to be published onchain.
  • Regulatory compliance, reliable pricing data and institutional adoption remain key challenges for tokenised real-world assets. 
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Dubai’s licensing surge is reshaping the global crypto race

  • Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has approved its 50th crypto licence, highlighting continued growth in the emirate’s regulated digital asset sector.
  • The milestone strengthens Dubai’s position alongside other regulated crypto hubs as exchanges, custodians and blockchain firms expand under licensing frameworks.
  • Competition between global regulators and changing compliance requirements remain the main challenge for firms seeking cross-border crypto operations.
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