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US Senate Makes Important Amendments to "Conflict of Interest" Section of Cryptocurrency Bill

The U.S. Senate has taken a key step regarding the CLARITY Act, which could shape the future of the U.S. crypto market. On July 29, Senators Tom Tillis and Ruben Gallego finalized amendments to the bill's "conflict of interest" rules, one of its most contentious aspects. The bipartisan bill aims to tighten restrictions on high-level federal officials' ties to digital assets. The new text, crafted as an alternative to a White House-endorsed ethics code, is expected to impose stricter rules limiting officials' ability to issue or directly participate in digital asset projects. However, with Congress entering an August recess and the revised text not yet reviewed by much of the Senate, the bill's timeline is uncertain. Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated a procedural vote could occur between July 29 and August 1 but expressed doubt the full bill could pass before the break. The House-approved CLARITY Act, passed in July 2025, has been under Senate negotiation for over a year. Key goals of the CLARITY Act include clarifying jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, setting rules for digital commodity spot markets, and addressing topics like stablecoin yields, DeFi, and illicit financing. The stablecoin yield provisions could significantly impact U.S.-based DeFi protocols, exchanges, and issuers, affecting their global competitiveness. The outcome is being closely watched by both the U.S. and global digital asset markets.

cryptonews.ru24 分鐘前

US Senate Makes Important Amendments to "Conflict of Interest" Section of Cryptocurrency Bill

cryptonews.ru24 分鐘前

Casper Prepares Launch of Updated csprUSD

The Casper blockchain platform, in collaboration with investment firm Sarson Funds, is preparing to launch an upgraded version of its csprUSD stablecoin. Upon release, it will become the primary dollar-pegged stablecoin within the Casper ecosystem. A key use case will be facilitating automated payments between AI agents via the x402 protocol. This development follows the recent establishment of the x402 Foundation under the Linux Foundation, which includes members like Visa, Mastercard, Google, Coinbase, Circle, Stripe, AWS, and Cloudflare. The x402 protocol enables AI agents to autonomously pay for goods and services online using standard HTTP requests, bypassing traditional payment systems. The new csprUSD will be compatible with Casper 2.0 and support the CEP-3009 standard. It will allow users and AI agents to confirm payments off-chain, with final settlement occurring on the blockchain. The ecosystem will also integrate Casper's ProofLayer technology, which provides cryptographic verification for off-chain data. This will be used to verify the dollar reserves backing csprUSD and to monitor token issuance and redemption. Prior to the mainnet launch, the stablecoin's smart contract will undergo an independent security audit. Casper has also recently reduced its minimum transaction fee from 2.5 CSPR to 0.1 CSPR following the approval of proposal CEP-97.

cryptonews.ru34 分鐘前

Casper Prepares Launch of Updated csprUSD

cryptonews.ru34 分鐘前

Brale Claims New Protocol Could Eliminate a Major Bottleneck for Scaling Branded Tokens

Stablecoin infrastructure firm Brale is launching the ION protocol, a new interoperability solution designed to address a major scaling bottleneck: moving the rapidly growing number of custom-branded stablecoins across different blockchains. The protocol uses a burn-and-mint model, allowing stablecoins to move between chains without requiring pre-funded liquidity pools in each supported network. The $300 billion stablecoin market is dominated by Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC), but new entrants like banks, fintechs, and asset managers are increasingly issuing their own tokens for payments and settlements. With over 350 asset-pegged coins tracked, the ecosystem is becoming fragmented. Brale's founder, Ben Milne, states that liquidity between stablecoin programs is the number one barrier to scaling individual stablecoins, as there isn't enough global capital to fund deep liquidity pools for every token on every blockchain. The ION protocol, similar to Circle's CCTP but open to multiple issuers, aims to solve this by eliminating the locked capital requirement of traditional bridges. Initial partners include Monad, Rain, and Coinflow, with a rollout planned from testnet to wider adoption.

cryptonews.ru1 小時前

Brale Claims New Protocol Could Eliminate a Major Bottleneck for Scaling Branded Tokens

cryptonews.ru1 小時前

Samsung unit explores stablecoin infrastructure with Upbit’s operator

Samsung SDS, the IT arm of Samsung Group, is exploring stablecoin infrastructure, digital asset systems, and AI-based payment models in partnership with Dunamu, the operator of the Upbit crypto exchange. CEO Lee Jun-hee announced the discussions during a Q2 earnings call, highlighting Samsung SDS's experience from a tokenized securities project. The move follows Samsung Electronics' plan to add stablecoin support to Samsung Wallet. This cooperation deepens Samsung's strategic ties to the digital finance sector, following a May 2026 investment where Samsung affiliates acquired a combined 4% stake in Dunamu. The initiative aims to combine Samsung's IT and cloud capabilities with Dunamu's blockchain expertise. Samsung SDS's digital asset push coincides with strong growth in its AI and cloud business, which saw Q2 revenue rise 5.9% year-on-year to 3.72 trillion won ($2.6 billion), fueled by a 75% surge in external cloud revenue. The company plans to significantly expand its AI infrastructure capacity by 2031.

cointelegraph2 小時前

Samsung unit explores stablecoin infrastructure with Upbit’s operator

cointelegraph2 小時前

Brale Claims New Protocol Can Eliminate a Major Obstacle to Scaling Custom Tokens

Stablecoin infrastructure firm Brale is launching a compatibility protocol, called ION, designed to solve a key bottleneck in the industry: moving the rapidly growing number of custom-branded stablecoins across different blockchains. The protocol allows participating stablecoins to move between blockchains by burning tokens on one network and minting an equivalent amount on another. Unlike most blockchain bridges, this model does not require pre-funded liquidity pools in each supported chain. While the $300 billion stablecoin market is dominated by Tether (USDT) and Circle’s USDC, a wave of new entrants—including banks, fintechs, crypto firms, and asset managers—are issuing their own tokens for payments, settlements, and tokenized assets. Over 350 such asset-pegged coins are already tracked, highlighting the need for infrastructure to connect this increasingly fragmented ecosystem. Brale, which supports over 100 stablecoin programs across more than 30 blockchains, argues that current interoperability models relying on liquidity pools or wrapped tokens are not scalable. These models require locking up capital in every supported network, creating an unsustainable capital requirement as the number of stablecoins and blockchains grows. Brale's founder and CEO, Ben Miln, stated that "liquidity between stablecoin programs is the No. 1 barrier to scaling individual stablecoins," noting there isn't enough capital in the world to solve the problem via liquidity pools. ION's burn-and-mint approach, similar to Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) but extended to any participating issuer, aims to provide a scalable alternative. The protocol will debut initially on testnet with partners including Monad, Rain, Coinflow, Turnkey, Etherfuse, Spark, and Canton.

cryptonews.ru3 小時前

Brale Claims New Protocol Can Eliminate a Major Obstacle to Scaling Custom Tokens

cryptonews.ru3 小時前

Number of Non-Empty Wallets on the Ethereum Network Exceeds 200 Million

According to analytics platform Santiment, the number of Ethereum wallets with a non-zero balance has surpassed 200 million for the first time. This key metric reflects sustained investor activity within the network, especially as the growth occurred amidst a broader decline in cryptocurrency prices. Analysts note that while one user can control multiple wallets, the increasing number of active addresses indicates more wallets are holding assets, using applications, or staying connected despite weak price performance. Santiment also recorded growth in other ecosystems. The number of non-empty wallets for XRPL and USDC has exceeded 8 million, while Chainlink has surpassed 900,000. The expansion of the USDC user base is attributed to an increase in stablecoin transactions and the development of issuer Circle's partnerships with major financial institutions. Similarly, the growth in Chainlink and XRPL wallets is linked to the advancement of their respective payment services.

cryptonews.ru8 小時前

Number of Non-Empty Wallets on the Ethereum Network Exceeds 200 Million

cryptonews.ru8 小時前

Luno Cuts 20% of Global Workforce as Cryptocurrency Exchange Shifts Priorities Towards Automation

Luno, a global cryptocurrency exchange owned by Digital Currency Group, is reducing its global workforce by 20% as part of a major operational restructuring driven by a downturn in retail crypto activity and increased automation. CEO James Lanigan announced the layoffs on July 28, stating it was a difficult but necessary decision to build a more sustainable structure for the long term. The company did not disclose the total number of affected employees, though South African staff are among those impacted, with formal consultations initiated there in line with local labor laws. This marks the second major round of layoffs in three and a half years, following a 35% staff reduction in January 2023. The company cites cyclical declines in retail user activity and ongoing investment in automated tools as key factors behind the restructuring, which has fundamentally changed the firm's resource needs. Concurrently, Luno is reorganizing into three unified divisions built on a single core platform: 1) a consolidated consumer and API platform serving over 16 million users in Africa and Asia-Pacific, 2) a stablecoin solutions unit focused on the zar-backed 'Zaru' stablecoin launched in February 2026, and 3) an institutional arm offering OTC services and cross-border settlement networks. This restructuring follows recent market withdrawals, with Luno discontinuing services in certain markets from September 1, 2026.

cryptonews.ru9 小時前

Luno Cuts 20% of Global Workforce as Cryptocurrency Exchange Shifts Priorities Towards Automation

cryptonews.ru9 小時前

No Issuance, Only Tolls: Visa's Stablecoin Gambit Is More Ruthless Than Issuers

**Summary:** In its Q3 2026 earnings, Visa announced strong financial results but focused market attention on its strategic moves in the stablecoin space. Visa joined the Open Standard alliance supporting the new stablecoin OpenUSD (OUSD) and launched its Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP). This platform provides partners with infrastructure for stablecoin settlement, custody, and conversion between fiat and stablecoins. Crucially, Visa emphasized a "multi-currency, multi-chain" strategy, stating its role is not to pick winners among stablecoin issuers. The analysis suggests Visa's approach is less about competing with established issuers like Tether and Circle, and more about positioning itself as the essential infrastructure layer. By building platforms that handle settlement, wallets, and conversions, Visa aims to profit from transaction fees regardless of which stablecoin gains dominance. The article notes skepticism around the OUSD alliance, with some listed members denying formal participation, viewing it more as a statement of intent than a committed bet. Visa's strategy appears to be a low-cost option: gaining influence in the stablecoin narrative while letting others compete at the issuance layer, ultimately banking on controlling the critical payment channels through which any successful stablecoin must flow.

marsbit10 小時前

No Issuance, Only Tolls: Visa's Stablecoin Gambit Is More Ruthless Than Issuers

marsbit10 小時前

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.

cryptonews.ru18 小時前

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

cryptonews.ru18 小時前

A7 to Provide Unique Expertise on Stablecoin Settlement to the Market

Beginning September 1, 2026, Russia's "On Digital Currencies and Digital Rights" law will establish rules for cryptocurrency circulation, significantly expanding tools for importers and exporters. Company A7, a user of the largest ruble-pegged stablecoin A7A5, has announced its readiness to share its unique expertise in digital asset operations with foreign trade participants. According to Oleg Ogienko, Director of Government Relations and International Ties for the A7A5 project, the company's specialists have developed significant expertise in legally formalizing such transactions, compliance, currency control, and interacting with infrastructure participants. Following the law's enactment, A7 will continue applying this expertise for client operations and plans to adapt its business processes as the Bank of Russia issues related regulatory acts. The Bank of Russia clarified that exporters and importers will be able to conduct cross-border settlements in digital currency either through intermediaries or directly, though domestic use of such assets will remain restricted. All requirements for operators and settlement participants will be detailed in the regulator's subordinate acts. A7 had previously highlighted the high degree of transaction freedom in foreign trade as a key advantage of Russia's developing crypto-asset regulation model, while noting limitations for individuals and a banking-centric system that could hinder market growth.

cryptonews.ru18 小時前

A7 to Provide Unique Expertise on Stablecoin Settlement to the Market

cryptonews.ru18 小時前

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