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Up or Down? Put Your Market Intuition to the Test!To Protect Them': Bank of Russia Governor Defends Controversial New Crypto Purchasing Caps Bank of Russia Ratifies Openness Of Crypto Ecosystem: ‘No R

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To Protect Them': Bank of Russia Governor Defends Controversial New Crypto Purchasing Caps
Bank of Russia Ratifies Openness Of Crypto Ecosystem: ‘No Restrictions for Transferring Crypto Abroad’

The Bank of Russia has come to the defense of the recently passed cryptocurrency bill, which establishes clear distinctions between qualified and non-qualified investors, pushing lower purchasing limits for the former group.

On Friday, during a press conference following a Board of Directors’ meeting, Bank of Russia Governor Elvira Nabiullina ratified the need to establish this distinction, stressing that it was not limited to the cryptocurrency world and was a common element in regulation.

“Non-qualified investors have fewer opportunities because the government, through legislation, tries to protect them to avoid them embracing the risks that they don’t understand,” Nabiullina declared.

She also stressed these measures covered the crypto ecosystem, as digital assets can be seized from lawful owners abroad if they are suspected of having any links with Russia, and because of the crypto market’s volatility.

Bill No. 1194918-8, which is expected to become effective on September 1 alongside the long-awaited and recently confirmed rollout of the digital ruble, Russia’s central bank’s digital currency (CBDC), establishes a 300,000-ruble ($3,800) purchasing limit for non-qualified investors, while qualified investors enjoy limits ten times higher.

Nonetheless, Nabiullina highlighted the openness of the Russian crypto ecosystem, stressing that there were no limitations for repatriating and transferring digital assets abroad, just like in the current regulatory regime.

“Transfer of ordinary foreign currency to foreign accounts is not limited because that might be necessary in order to pay for health care services, for education,” Nabiullina said, but called on investors to be aware that when receiving these funds abroad, they

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Crypto markets have ticked up this Monday morning as investors brace for a volatile week ahead, with all eyes on the US central bank. Meanwhile, Iran said it will halt its attacks as long as the United States does the same, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Sunday.

The US paused its bombing campaign on Friday following 13 nights of intensifying airstrikes. The development has caused a dip in oil prices and a jump in US stock futures and crypto markets.

Economic Events July 27 to 31

July’s Consumer Confidence data is due on Tuesday, which reflects how consumers are spending. This is followed by the week’s big event on Wednesday when the Fed announces its rate decision and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh holds a press conference, setting policy direction.

The meeting comes amid growing uncertainty about tech sector valuations, AI infrastructure spending, and economic growth trajectory amid a backdrop of inflationary pressures.

The market “feels very frothy,” Kristina Hooper, chief market strategist at Man Group, told Reuters. “Investors are, to a certain extent, walking on eggshells, and they’re more likely to react negatively to any signs of imperfection.”

Odds of rates remaining the same have fallen to 63.7% on the CME Fed watch tool, which now predicts a 36.3% chance of an increase.

July’s PCE inflation data is due on Thursday, followed by the Michigan Consumer Sentiment data and Inflation Expectations data on Friday.
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Small businesses have challenged Donald Trump's latest tariffs in court, arguing the administration exceeded its authority. The lawsuits add to the legal uncertainty surrounding US trade policy and its impact on importers.
A fresh round of legal battles has erupted over US President Donald Trump’s latest tariff measures, with several small businesses challenging the administration’s decision to impose new import duties on goods from dozens of trading partners. The lawsuits argue that the White House has once again exceeded its legal authority by introducing sweeping tariffs under a different law after the US Supreme Court struck down an earlier version.

The latest challenges were filed in the US Court of International Trade shortly after the new tariffs came into effect. One lawsuit was brought by educational toy company Learning Resources, which had also challenged Trump’s earlier tariff policy. Another was filed by New York-based spice importer Burlap & Barrel and California watch retailer Collective Horology, represented by the Liberty Justice Center.

The businesses argue that the administration failed to justify the tariffs individually for each country affected. They also claim the government did not adequately explain how the duties would address the alleged use of forced labor, a requirement under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.

According to the lawsuits, the latest tariffs effectively replace the worldwide duties that were invalidated by the Supreme Court earlier this year. The challengers contend that changing the legal basis for the tariffs does not resolve the concerns raised by the court over presidential authority.

The Trump administration has defended the new measures, saying they target countries that have failed to prevent imports linked to forced labor. 


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Up or Down? Put Your Market Intuition to the Test!Decentralized cloud storage provider Storj Labs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company said it plans to keep its network running 

Decentralized cloud storage provider Storj Labs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company said it plans to keep its network running while restructuring legacy liabilities and exploring an ownership pathway for STORJ tokenholders.

On Sunday, Storj said it filed the voluntary case in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of West Virginia. The company said ordinary operations and customer services would continue during the process, subject to court oversight, while its parent company, Inveniam, would continue to support the business.

The restructuring could become an unusual test of whether utility-token holders can participate in the ownership of a company emerging from bankruptcy.

In an open letter to its community, Storj said its liabilities largely predate its current strategy and are too substantial to resolve through business growth alone. It said the network continues to operate normally and its token’s utility is unchanged.

STORJ showed no significant immediate price reaction following the announcement, trading around $0.072 at the time of writing, according to CoinGecko.

Storj explores equity pathway for tokenholders

Storj said management intends to propose a mechanism allowing tokenholders to participate in the reorganized company’s equity.

However, Storj has not disclosed how tokenholder eligibility would be determined, whether participation would involve a token snapshot or lockup, or how much equity might be allocated. The company acknowledged that any plan must follow bankruptcy priorities and receive court approval.

Cointelegraph reached out to Storj for comment but did not receive a response before publication.

Storj is among the crypto industry’s longest-running decentralized infrastructure projects. Storj began in 2014 as an open-source peer-to-peer cloud storage project that sought to let users rent storage from other network participants rather than rely on ce

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Latam Insights: Tokenized Cows in Brazil, El Salvador's Remittance Reality, and Argentina's Crypto BillFrom Pasture to Blockchain: How Tokenized Cows Are Revolutionizing Agricultural Finance in Brazil
The Engendro Velho farm, located in Paraná, Brazil, received a loan of nearly $20K using a herd of 10 cows as collateral, using decentralized technology to digitize the information of each cow.

The farmer received the Financial Rural Product Note (CPR-F) valued at nearly $100K from BMP, a direct credit society, and the deliverables (each cow) were assigned to Target FIDC, a fintech company that registered the transaction using each animal’s data.While this kind of transaction is not new, the tokenization and monitoring of the cows enables farmers to get a better deal, as creditors can examine the status of the herd at any time, lowering the risks associated with such a loan.

Humberto Brenner, a director at Target FIDC, stressed that this element can lead to a cow reaching up to 2.5 times the price it would have in similar non-monitored agreements. “Monitoring eliminates that uncertainty,” he declared.Numbers issued by the Central Bank of El Salvador revealed that during the first half of 2026, only $35.4 million of the total volume of external remittances was sent to the country using digital currency channels. The figure represents less than 1% of all funds sent to the country in 2026, which reached over $5 billion.

In comparison, cash remittances, which are handed over personally when senders travel from another country to El Salvador to visit their relatives, rose to 3.8%. Even so, crypto remittance numbers are significantly higher than those reached during H1 2025, when these registered $25.4 million in volumes, a rise of 39.1%.

Total remittances for the period also rose from $4.84 billion to 5.06 billion, a rise of 219.2 million (4.5%). Remittance companies

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