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Finland to "cut" cables: Russian operators will have to look for new internet routes

Finland will cut the optical fiber communication cables attached to its power transmission line pylons along the border with Russia by 2027, according to its energy company Fingrid. This follows the 2022 halt of electricity imports from Russia, making the infrastructure economically unviable to maintain solely for telecom needs. Currently, about 60-70% of Russia's international internet traffic transits through Finland, with up to 30% of these lines running along the power lines in question. Russian telecom operators are negotiating with Finnish counterparts for alternative routes. Potential backups include lines through Belarus, Baltic states, and submarine cables in the Baltic Sea. While no major impact on user traffic is expected, potential effects include rerouting, reduced network redundancy, and increased latency, especially for users in northwestern and European Russia. An AI analysis notes that shifting to submarine cables introduces new risks, as they are vulnerable to anchor damage and lengthy repairs. This technical move occurs alongside broader trends toward digital autonomy in Russia, raising questions about the future reliability of external internet channels.

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After the Fed's Interest Rate Decision and Comments from Kevin Walsh, Experts Gathered and Shared Their Latest Insights!

Following the Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady, experts highlight a potential shift towards more independent policymaking within the FOMC, as three members dissented. Market strategists note the slight decline in bond yields and a weaker dollar post-announcement, but caution that a rate hike in September remains possible. Experts like Mark Hackett point to the three dissenting votes as a sign of growing committee independence. While markets initially rallied in relief, the final direction hinges on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's upcoming press conference. Analysts, including Audrey Childs-Freeman, interpret the dissent as the Fed maintaining a hawkish stance. They suggest the Fed will continue monitoring data, with a summer scenario of high bond yields supporting the dollar still in play. Chris Anstey emphasizes that markets will closely watch the 10-year Treasury yield during Warsh's conference. A continued rise could signal investor fears that the Fed is not acting aggressively enough on inflation, posing a challenge for the Chair. The long-term yield is also viewed as critical for mortgages and economic management. Diane Swonk of KPMG argues a September rate hike is likely, stating that an increase now would have been more appropriate given nearly five years of high inflation. She warns that prolonged high prices risk becoming embedded in the economic system. *This is not investment advice.

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Altcoins with the Highest Number of Active Users in the Past Week Published!

Cryptocurrency projects with the highest number of weekly active users have been announced. $BNB Chain leads the list with 13.8 million weekly active users, showing a 2.6% increase over the past 30 days. Solana (SOL) ranks second with 9.9 million users (up 0.6%), followed by Tron (TRX) with 8.7 million (up 3.3%). Weekly active users typically measures the number of unique wallet addresses that have conducted at least one transaction on the network or protocol within the past seven days. Excluding Bitcoin, the ranking of top projects by weekly active users is as follows: 1. $BNB Chain ($BNB) – 13.8M (up 2.6%) 2. Solana (SOL) – 9.9M (up 0.6%) 3. Tron (TRX) – 8.7M (up 3.3%) 4. opBNB – 5M (down 3.1%) 5. World Mobile Chain (WMTX) – 3.2M (no change) 6. Ethereum (ETH) – 2.6M (up 3%) 7. Polygon (POL) – 1.6M (down 14%) 8. Uniswap (UNI) – 1.4M (up 62.8%) 9. Avalanche (AVAX) – 1.3M (down 0.3%) 10. PancakeSwap (CAKE) – 1.2M (down 3.8%) 11. Litecoin (LTC) – 1.1M (down 2.7%) 12. Base – 952.4K (down 36.8%) 13. Robinhood Chain – 948.8K (up 37,625%) 14. Celo (CELO) – 810.9K (up 8.5%) *This is not investment advice.

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'I Don't Have Time to Try to Convince You' — Satoshi's Famous Phrase Turns 16

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USDT Supply Shrinks by $5.5 Billion While Stablecoin Turnover Hits Record High

The supply of stablecoins has contracted for the first time in years, with total market capitalization falling 4.3% from its May peak to $308.5 billion. Despite this decline, June saw a record $1.83 trillion in adjusted transaction volume for stablecoins, a 60% increase from May. This divergence suggests a shift in usage patterns: less capital is sitting idle, while the remaining supply circulates more rapidly through payment and trading systems. Specifically, the supply of Tether's USDT decreased from approximately $189.54 billion to $184 billion between May 1 and July 29, while Circle's USDC supply fell from $77.27 billion to $72.41 billion. Part of this capital appears to have moved into tokenized Treasury products, a sector whose value has grown to over $16 billion, partly driven by regulations like the 2025 GENIUS Act that prohibit interest payments on payment-focused stablecoins. Transaction velocity is emerging as a key metric, with stablecoins now turning over about six times per month—double the rate from two years ago. USDC, despite having a smaller supply than USDT, processed about $1.21 trillion in adjusted volume in June, leading in settlement activity. While a significant portion of on-chain volume may not represent genuine economic payments, identifiable real-world payments have grown sharply, reaching an estimated $390 billion in 2025. The data indicates stablecoins are evolving from static collateral into active financial infrastructure.

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