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On July 13, Jito Network announced that it will use 100% of the revenue from JTX platform revenue sharing to repurchase and burn JTO tokens for at least the next year. According to the announcement, all proceeds from JTX revenue sharing will be continuously used to repurchase JTO from the secondary market and permanently burn the repurchased tokens to reduce the circulating supply.

[Jito Network to Use All JTX Revenue for JTO Buyback over Next Year]On July 13, Jito Network announced that it will use 100% of the revenue from JTX platform revenue sharing to repurchase and burn JTO tokens for at least the next year. According to the announcement, all proceeds from JTX revenue sharing will be continuously used to repurchase JTO from the secondary market and permanently burn the repurchased tokens to reduce the circulating supply.

Jito Network to Use All JTX Revenue for JTO Buyback over Next Year

On July 13, cross-border payment infrastructure platform Borderless.xyz released its "2026 Q2 Benchmark Report" showing that the actual exchange rates for stablecoin cross-border payments throughout the second quarter were consistently better than the interbank FX mid-rate, achieving a rare negative premium in traditional cross-border payment systems. Data shows that the median 'Parity Gap' for stablecoin payments in Q2 was -3.2 basis points, widening to -5.9 basis points in June, meaning the final transaction rate for users was better than the interbank mid-rate. Meanwhile, the average cost of sending a $10,000 cross-border payment remained around $27, basically stable for five consecutive months. The report points out that as the cost of stablecoin cross-border payments becomes more homogeneous, payment routing has become the largest cost optimization space for enterprises. If enterprises rely on a single payment service provider for a long time instead of dynamically selecting the best quote, they will pay an average of approximately $2,330 more for every $1 million transferred. Borderless calls this the 'Routing Tax.' In addition, price differences between different stablecoins across different payment channels remain significant. For example, in the Peru payment corridor, USDC has maintained a price advantage of about 99 basis points over USDT; while in the Brazilian Real payment channel, the lowest-quoting service provider changed 34 times in 88 days, averaging a change every 2.6 days. In terms of regional performance, payment costs in Latin America and Asia remained stable, while Africa showed the most volatility. Notably, the spread in the Malawi payment channel once widened to 1,975 basis points, and the spread for the Ghana USDC payment channel increased by 596% quarter-on-quarter. Borderless stated that stablecoin cross-border payments have entered a competition-driven phase, and in the future, the intelligent routing capabilities of payment service providers will become a key competitive advantage for enterprises to reduce costs.

[Report: Q2 Stablecoin Cross-Border Payment Rates Continuously Below Interbank Rates, Routing Optimization Becomes Key Cost Variable]On July 13, cross-border payment infrastructure platform Borderless.xyz released its "2026 Q2 Benchmark Report" showing that the actual exchange rates for stablecoin cross-border payments throughout the second quarter were consistently better than the interbank FX mid-rate, achieving a rare negative premium in traditional cross-border payment systems. Data shows that the median 'Parity Gap' for stablecoin payments in Q2 was -3.2 basis points, widening to -5.9 basis points in June, meaning the final transaction rate for users was better than the interbank mid-rate. Meanwhile, the average cost of sending a $10,000 cross-border payment remained around $27, basically stable for five consecutive months. The report points out that as the cost of stablecoin cross-border payments becomes more homogeneous, payment routing has become the largest cost optimization space for enterprises. If enterprises rely on a single payment service provider for a long time instead of dynamically selecting the best quote, they will pay an average of approximately $2,330 more for every $1 million transferred. Borderless calls this the 'Routing Tax.' In addition, price differences between different stablecoins across different payment channels remain significant. For example, in the Peru payment corridor, USDC has maintained a price advantage of about 99 basis points over USDT; while in the Brazilian Real payment channel, the lowest-quoting service provider changed 34 times in 88 days, averaging a change every 2.6 days. In terms of regional performance, payment costs in Latin America and Asia remained stable, while Africa showed the most volatility. Notably, the spread in the Malawi payment channel once widened to 1,975 basis points, and the spread for the Ghana USDC payment channel increased by 596% quarter-on-quarter. Borderless stated that stablecoin cross-border payments have entered a competition-driven phase, and in the future, the intelligent routing capabilities of payment service providers will become a key competitive advantage for enterprises to reduce costs.

Report: Q2 Stablecoin Cross-Border Payment Rates Continuously Below Interbank Rates, Routing Optimization Becomes Key Cost Variable

On July 13, according to Bit.com market data, the U.S. stock semiconductor equipment sector broadly declined: Applied Materials (AMAT) fell 3.34%; Onto Innovation (ONTO) fell 4.00%; Lam Research (LRCX) fell 4.64%; KLA Corp (KLAC) fell 3.38%; Teradyne (TER) fell 3.28%; Entegris (ENTG) fell 4.95%.

[U.S. Stock Semiconductor Equipment Sector Falls Broadly, KLAC Down 3.38%]On July 13, according to Bit.com market data, the U.S. stock semiconductor equipment sector broadly declined: Applied Materials (AMAT) fell 3.34%; Onto Innovation (ONTO) fell 4.00%; Lam Research (LRCX) fell 4.64%; KLA Corp (KLAC) fell 3.38%; Teradyne (TER) fell 3.28%; Entegris (ENTG) fell 4.95%.

U.S. Stock Semiconductor Equipment Sector Falls Broadly, KLAC Down 3.38%

On July 13, Bank of America announced that it raised AMD (AMD.O) price target from $550 to $620.

[BofA Raises AMD Price Target from $550 to $620]On July 13, Bank of America announced that it raised AMD (AMD.O) price target from $550 to $620.

BofA Raises AMD Price Target from $550 to $620

On July 13, US President Trump announced the resumption of sanctions on Iran.

[US President Trump: Resuming Sanctions on Iran]On July 13, US President Trump announced the resumption of sanctions on Iran.

US President Trump: Resuming Sanctions on Iran

July 13 (Xinhua) -- SpaceX shares fell 5.1% to $137.890 per share, with a total market capitalization of $1.81 trillion.

[SpaceX Stock Falls 5.1%]July 13 (Xinhua) -- SpaceX shares fell 5.1% to $137.890 per share, with a total market capitalization of $1.81 trillion.

SpaceX Stock Falls 5.1%

On July 13, UBS Group announced it will raise the price target for Intel (INTC.O) from $83 to $121.

[UBS Group Raises Intel Price Target from $83 to $121]On July 13, UBS Group announced it will raise the price target for Intel (INTC.O) from $83 to $121.

UBS Group Raises Intel Price Target from $83 to $121

On July 13, according to a Reuters report, Yemen's Houthi group accused Saudi Arabia of launching airstrikes on Sanaa International Airport, claiming the attacks were aimed at preventing a passenger plane from Iran from landing. The Houthis stated that this was the first publicly announced direct flight from Iran to Sanaa in nearly a decade. Saudi Arabia has not yet confirmed carrying out the airstrikes. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree said that Saudi Arabia launched several airstrikes on Sanaa airport, signaling the end of the previous de-escalation phase, and warned that Saudi Arabia would bear the consequences. The Houthis subsequently announced a full mobilization and warned that if further military strikes occur, they might launch attacks on airports and strategic facilities within Saudi Arabia. The report noted that the incident occurred shortly after an Iranian passenger plane arrived at Sanaa airport. The Yemeni government and the Saudi-led coalition believe that the flight is linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, violating relevant UN resolutions; the Houthis, however, claim the flight was for civilian and humanitarian purposes. Analysts believe that this incident may further undermine the relatively fragile ceasefire situation since 2022 and increase security risks for Red Sea shipping.

[Houthis Accuse Saudi Arabia of Striking Sanaa Airport, Claim First Direct Iran Flight in Nearly a Decade Blocked]On July 13, according to a Reuters report, Yemen's Houthi group accused Saudi Arabia of launching airstrikes on Sanaa International Airport, claiming the attacks were aimed at preventing a passenger plane from Iran from landing. The Houthis stated that this was the first publicly announced direct flight from Iran to Sanaa in nearly a decade. Saudi Arabia has not yet confirmed carrying out the airstrikes. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree said that Saudi Arabia launched several airstrikes on Sanaa airport, signaling the end of the previous de-escalation phase, and warned that Saudi Arabia would bear the consequences. The Houthis subsequently announced a full mobilization and warned that if further military strikes occur, they might launch attacks on airports and strategic facilities within Saudi Arabia. The report noted that the incident occurred shortly after an Iranian passenger plane arrived at Sanaa airport. The Yemeni government and the Saudi-led coalition believe that the flight is linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, violating relevant UN resolutions; the Houthis, however, claim the flight was for civilian and humanitarian purposes. Analysts believe that this incident may further undermine the relatively fragile ceasefire situation since 2022 and increase security risks for Red Sea shipping.

Houthis Accuse Saudi Arabia of Striking Sanaa Airport, Claim First Direct Iran Flight in Nearly a Decade Blocked

On July 13, US stocks opened with the Dow up 0.08%, the S&P 500 down 0.32%, and the Nasdaq down 0.73%. Tech stocks broadly fell, with SK Hynix (SKHY.O) down over 8%, SanDisk (SNDK.O) down over 6%, Micron Technology (MU.O) down 5%, Qualcomm (QCOM.O) down 1%, and Intel (INTC.O) down 4%.

[US stocks open mixed, SK Hynix drops over 8%, SanDisk down over 6%]On July 13, US stocks opened with the Dow up 0.08%, the S&P 500 down 0.32%, and the Nasdaq down 0.73%. Tech stocks broadly fell, with SK Hynix (SKHY.O) down over 8%, SanDisk (SNDK.O) down over 6%, Micron Technology (MU.O) down 5%, Qualcomm (QCOM.O) down 1%, and Intel (INTC.O) down 4%.

US stocks open mixed, SK Hynix drops over 8%, SanDisk down over 6%

According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin miner CleanSpark (CLSK), lowered its year-end 2023 hashrate or computing power guidance to 16 exahash per second (EH/s), from 22.4 EH/s previously, citing delays in building a mining facility by one of its partners, Lancium.
The miner announced a partnership with energy technology company Lancium earlier this year for an initial 200 megawatts (MW) of power capacity in west Texas, which translates to 6.6 EH/s of hashrate, with an option for an additional 300MW in the future.
However, Lancium informed CleanSpark that capital constraints have affected its ability to meet its commitments, according to a statement. The expected completion dates have been pushed into late 2023 or even later, which led to the guidance cut by the miner.

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【Bitcoin miner CleanSpark cuts 2023 hashrate outlook by nearly 30%】According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin miner CleanSpark (CLSK), lowered its year-end 2023 hashrate or computing power guidance to 16 exahash per second (EH/s), from 22.4 EH/s previously, citing delays in building a mining facility by one of its partners, Lancium.
The miner announced a partnership with energy technology company Lancium earlier this year for an initial 200 megawatts (MW) of power capacity in west Texas, which translates to 6.6 EH/s of hashrate, with an option for an additional 300MW in the future.
However, Lancium informed CleanSpark that capital constraints have affected its ability to meet its commitments, according to a statement. The expected completion dates have been pushed into late 2023 or even later, which led to the guidance cut by the miner.

Bitcoin miner CleanSpark cuts 2023 hashrate outlook by nearly 30%

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Bitcoin miner CleanSpark cuts 2023 hashrate outlook by nearly 30%

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