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South Korea plans stablecoin rules as opposition pushes crypto tax repeal

South Korea's Financial Services Commission plans to draft a consolidated Digital Asset Basic Act with the ruling Democratic Party, aiming to provide a central legislative framework for stablecoins and the broader cryptocurrency market. The proposed bill would cover stablecoin issuance, business rules, exchange requirements, and other key areas, seeking to resolve ongoing parliamentary disagreements over multiple pending digital asset bills. Key disputes remain, including whether won-denominated stablecoin issuers should be bank-owned. Separately, an opposition bill seeks to repeal South Korea's planned crypto income tax before its scheduled implementation on January 1, 2027. The tax would impose a 22% levy on annual crypto gains exceeding 2.5 million won (approx. $1,700). While the government supports the tax, the opposition argues it is unfair as most ordinary stock investors are exempt. The repeal bill is now under committee review.

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South Korea plans stablecoin rules as opposition pushes crypto tax repeal

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Metaplanet Prepares a Platform for Launching Bonds Backed by Bitcoin as Collateral

Metaplanet, built on a Japanese investment company, is preparing a platform for launching bonds collateralized by Bitcoin. According to sources cited by Benchmark, the new brokerage structure, Metaplanet Securities, will not be used solely as a funding channel for its own Bitcoin purchases. Instead, it aims to become a full-fledged market for tokenized Bitcoin-backed debt instruments, termed "Bitbonds." The platform is designed to allow companies accumulating Bitcoin to issue debt to finance further purchases of the cryptocurrency. Initial bond yields are expected to be 4-6% annually. Metaplanet later plans to migrate these bonds onto a blockchain, use stablecoins for settlements, and develop a secondary market. Final issuance parameters, including the investor pool, loan-to-value ratio, and launch date, remain undisclosed. However, the company has begun surveying investor preferences regarding product design, trading hours, coupon schedules, investor protection, distribution channels, and stablecoin settlements. This initiative follows Metaplanet's acquisition of Siiibo Securities for approximately $13 million, which provided access to a regulated Japanese securities platform. Previous examples of Bitcoin-linked bonds include those issued by Goldman Sachs in October last year and Sberbank in Russia, whose returns were tied to Bitcoin's price performance.

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Metaplanet Prepares a Platform for Launching Bonds Backed by Bitcoin as Collateral

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A7 Discusses Accumulated Experience in Using Stablecoins

The Russian State Duma and Federation Council have passed the "Law on Digital Currencies and Digital Rights," which is set to expand the use of stablecoins in cross-border trade settlements starting September 1, 2026. According to the Bank of Russia, exporters and importers will be able to use cryptocurrency in international payments, both directly and through intermediaries, while domestic crypto payments will remain largely prohibited. Company A7, which facilitates operations with the A7A5 stablecoin—Russia's first ruble-pegged stablecoin classified as a Digital Financial Asset (DFA)—commented on the development. Oleg Ogienko, Director of Government Relations and International Affairs for the A7A5 project, stated that while digital asset settlements are still a new practice for many firms, A7 has already accumulated significant expertise in legal documentation, compliance, currency control, and working with infrastructure participants. He added that A7 will continue to apply this expertise for client operations after the law takes effect and will adapt its business processes as the Central Bank issues further regulations. A7 is a Russian international settlement system established in 2024 with participation from PSB Bank. It facilitates cross-border payments and supports foreign trade operations for Russian businesses. Its key instrument, the A7A5 stablecoin, operates on the Tron and Ethereum networks with a market capitalization exceeding $567 million and is circulated in Russia as a DFA via the "Token" platform.

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A7 Discusses Accumulated Experience in Using Stablecoins

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Coinbase and Robinhood Vie for the Next Phase of Cryptocurrency Market Evolution Ahead of Earnings Reports

Coinbase and Robinhood are set to report their Q2 2026 financial results this week, with the outcomes serving as key indicators for the future direction of the crypto market. While both companies have grown from their 2021 IPOs—Coinbase as a dedicated crypto exchange and Robinhood as a commission-free brokerage that expanded into crypto—their paths are now converging in competition. Analysts project Robinhood to report a profit of about $0.40 per share on ~$1.25B revenue, while Coinbase is expected to post a loss of ~$0.36 per share on ~$1.3B revenue. Despite similar revenue figures, investors value Robinhood more highly, viewing it as a diversified fintech firm rather than a pure-play crypto company. This perception has been reinforced as Robinhood gained retail trading market share, with its quarterly trading volume growing from ~$261B in early 2024 to over $704B in Q1 2026, outpacing Coinbase's growth to ~$517B. Both companies are investing heavily in blockchain-based financial infrastructure, such as tokenized stocks and stablecoins, to build more sustainable revenue streams beyond transaction fees. Coinbase has successfully reduced its reliance on trading fees, with subscription/service revenue and stablecoin revenue seeing significant growth. However, over half of its subscription revenue is tied to USDC, exposing it to new competition from banks and payment processors launching rival stablecoins. Robinhood is pursuing a global expansion strategy, recently launching its own layer-2 blockchain (Robinhood Chain) and offering tokenized U.S. stocks in over 120 countries. Its revenue is more diversified, with crypto assets making up only about 12% of its total, which helps explain its premium valuation compared to Coinbase. The upcoming reports will reveal which company's strategy is gaining more traction in shaping the next phase of crypto market evolution.

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Coinbase and Robinhood Vie for the Next Phase of Cryptocurrency Market Evolution Ahead of Earnings Reports

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Memecoins Reclaim 29% of Spot Trading Volume on Solana DEX, Highest Since August 2025

Memecoins on Solana have surged back to account for 29% of the network's decentralized exchange (DEX) spot trading volume for the week of July 20-26, marking their highest share since August 2025. This represents a significant jump from the 10-15% levels seen just weeks prior. The resurgence is largely attributed to the explosive rise of the memecoin $ANSEM ("The Black Bull"), which saw an 18,000% surge in three days after its June launch and peaked at a market cap near $449 million, revitalizing trading activity on platforms like Pump.fun. Despite this memecoin rally, the data refutes the simplified view of Solana as a memecoin-dominated chain. SOL-stablecoin pairs accounted for 37% of weekly volume, stablecoin-to-stablecoin swaps made up 22%, with foreign tokens, project tokens, and tokenized assets comprising smaller shares. Memecoins ranked second, not first. The article highlights Solana's underlying strength beyond speculative activity. The network's stablecoin supply surpassed $15 billion in July and remained resilient during the 2026 market downturn. Furthermore, Solana leads all networks in the number of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), hosting 2,582 such assets valued over $3.5 billion. Institutional adoption, evidenced by firms like Western Union and B2C2 utilizing the chain for settlements, underscores its growing utility. While memecoin volumes are cyclical, Solana's stablecoin and RWA ecosystems have shown consistent, counter-cyclical growth.

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Memecoins Reclaim 29% of Spot Trading Volume on Solana DEX, Highest Since August 2025

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What If the CLARITY Act Ultimately Fails to Pass?

This article examines the potential consequences if the CLARITY Act, a major US crypto market structure bill, fails to pass in the Senate. Having cleared the House in July 2025 and a key committee in May 2026, the bill's passage into law this year is now considered uncertain, with prediction markets showing its probability dropping from 82% in February to 35%. The article analyzes three main areas of impact should the bill fail. First, for the crypto market, analysts believe a negative reaction is limited and partially priced in already, with Bitcoin's recent weakness attributed more to macro factors. The specific details of the failed bill would matter more than its failure alone. Second, for US stocks, Coinbase (COIN) could see short-term pressure, with analysts citing a potential drop to the $140-$160 range, though its long-term thesis is not solely tied to the bill. For Circle, failure might be neutral or even positive long-term, as a passed bill could invite more stablecoin competition. Bitcoin-treasury firms like Strategy (MSTR) are seen as more directly tied to Bitcoin's price than the legislation. Third, in Washington, the failure is framed within a broader political struggle. Democratic resistance is partly linked to concerns over former President Trump's crypto holdings, making the bill a political tool. If it fails in 2026, the industry would likely rely on existing frameworks like the GENIUS Act and agency-level rules. Missing the August window likely pushes any significant progress to 2027, a period of political reshuffling after midterm elections, making consensus harder to achieve.

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What If the CLARITY Act Ultimately Fails to Pass?

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Visa outlines stablecoin strategy during Q3 earnings call

Visa's fiscal third-quarter revenue grew 14% year-over-year to $11.6 billion, supported by strong growth in payments volume, cross-border transactions, and processed transactions. During its earnings call, the company detailed its expanding stablecoin strategy, emphasizing investments across the entire stablecoin ecosystem, including blockchain infrastructure, issuance, wallets, and applications. Visa highlighted progress in issuance and application layers, and announced its participation in the OpenStandard consortium, which plans to issue the OpenUSD stablecoin for global money movement. The Visa stablecoin platform is designed to allow partners to settle with Visa using stablecoins, provide onchain wallet services, and facilitate conversions between fiat currency and stablecoins, starting with OpenUSD. The platform will also integrate with Pismo to support financial institutions' tokenized deposits, with plans to add more infrastructure providers. Visa further described stablecoins and artificial intelligence as complementary long-term growth technologies, suggesting that while stablecoins reshape the backend of commerce, AI is transforming the frontend.

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Visa outlines stablecoin strategy during Q3 earnings call

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PayPal expands stablecoin push as crypto assets factor into Q2 results

Global payments giant PayPal reported its second-quarter earnings, highlighting stablecoins and AI-driven payment tools as key strategic focuses, while also noting crypto assets affected its earnings. Q2 earnings were $1.26 per share, slightly below estimates of $1.28, but revenue of $8.68 billion exceeded expectations. The company recorded an $81 million adjustment related to gains and losses from strategic investments and crypto assets, which it excludes from its non-GAAP results as these are not actively traded. PayPal is expanding its efforts in areas like agentic payments, stablecoins, and biometric technologies, leveraging its existing payments network and infrastructure. Additionally, its PayPal World platform facilitated around $200 million in payment volume between Venmo and PayPal.

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PayPal expands stablecoin push as crypto assets factor into Q2 results

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Xryma launches regulated stablecoin XREUR

Cyprus-based fintech company Xryma Plc has announced the launch of XrymaCoin (XREUR), a regulated, euro-backed stablecoin. Following a notification to the Central Bank of Cyprus, the company has published documentation for the issuance of XREUR in compliance with the MiCA regulation. The public launch is scheduled for September 3, 2026. XREUR will be issued and circulated via the Xryma platform. Both private users and companies will be able to acquire the stablecoin using open banking payments, the European Central Bank's T2 instant settlement system, or through a business API integration. The platform supports SEPA Instant transfers, Mastercard-based open banking services, and connectivity to the ECB's settlement system. Upon redemption, users can instantly receive euros to their account or send funds to over 60 countries with next-business-day crediting.

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Xryma launches regulated stablecoin XREUR

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X Money Service Launched in 41 States as Elizabeth Warren Warns Elon Musk's Banking Ambitions Pose a Risk

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has broadly launched its financial service, X Money, across the United States. Previously in limited beta, it is now available nationwide to all Premium and Premium+ subscribers, moving out of invite-only mode. The service integrates a deposit account, peer-to-peer payments, and a debit card (virtual and optional physical) directly within the X app. Key features include 6% APY for Premium+ users (with conditions for Premium), 3% cashback on card purchases, fee-free international transfers and peer-to-peer payments, and a $15 welcome bonus. Deposits are held through partner Cross River Bank, extending FDIC insurance coverage up to $10 million per account. X has obtained money transmitter licenses in 41 states and Washington D.C., but approvals are still pending for New York and Massachusetts. The expansion faces regulatory scrutiny, notably from Senator Elizabeth Warren. She warned that Musk's management of X poses risks to consumers and financial stability if applied to X Money and criticized a perceived loophole in the 2025 GENIUS Act that could let companies like X issue stablecoins with fewer restrictions. Currently, X Money operates solely with fiat currency, with no confirmed crypto integration. However, analysts like Grayscale's Zach Pandl suggest a deeper move into cryptocurrencies is an inevitable next step for the platform's financial ambitions.

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X Money Service Launched in 41 States as Elizabeth Warren Warns Elon Musk's Banking Ambitions Pose a Risk

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