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The central bank also flagged expanded deposit-token pilots for 2H 2026 as issuer eligibility stalls the Digital Asset Basic Act.

The network says the system is ready for initial use and targets 24/7 cross-border settlement within existing controls.

The split hit as the U.S. 10-year yield held near 4.60%, a seven-week high that has pressured risk appetite.

Recent exploits hit both active and “shut down” DeFi deployments, keeping legacy-contract risk live.

The June hold at 3.5%–3.75% sits alongside a hike-leaning dot plot and a higher year-end PCE projection into 2026.

ETF inflows lasted three trading days from July 2, while funding turned positive and leverage ratio hit 0.241.

The crypto VC says it will stay crypto-first while investing across “other frontiers,” citing Hyperliquid and Kalshi.

The scenario hinges on a future major stock-market drawdown and a policy response that boosts liquidity and risk appetite.

Open interest around $344.6M alongside the Q2 print points to liquidity rotating venues, not exiting derivatives.

Traders are mapping a $1.62–$2.00 upside zone, but higher-timeframe structure and volume signals stay mixed.

The push spotlights Section 604 as a live negotiation point in U.S. crypto legislation.

BTC hovered near $62,000 after a 3.5% drop as Brent hit $74, Fed hike odds rose to 69%, and Strategy disclosed $216M of BTC sales outside its program.

RWA.xyz data shows distributed value rose to $2.16B and holders topped 409,000 as platform growth concentrated in a few issuers.

The campaign pairs viral marketing with a CFTC-supervised sports-betting app launched in December.

The parties will renegotiate to “better reflected market conditions,” with no revised economics disclosed.

Martin Gaspar points traders back to ETF flows, the Coinbase premium, and long-term holder positioning for confirmation.

Oil cleared $75 on Strait of Hormuz blockade threats as markets repriced toward higher September hike odds.

A July 8 filing ends the U.S. case as Citadel seeks to collect a £5.98M LCIA award in England’s High Court.

The exchange argues DAC8’s identity-and-transaction reporting regime creates unsafe databases ahead of first EU reports due in 2027.

Arkham-tagged transfers stayed within SpaceX control and did not hit an exchange deposit address.