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XRPL stablecoins surge to $900M, but the breakout trend is not RLUSD
XRPL’s stablecoin supply is nearing $900 million, but the bigger signal is USDV’s arrival as a second dollar token, testing whether the network can become a multi-issuer settlement rail beyond Ripple’s RLUSD.

Bitcoin’s weekend rally faces a $66k trap as traders still hedge for another drop
Weak US jobs data gave Bitcoin bulls a reason to chase the rebound, but options traders are still paying for downside protection as the long weekend turns $66,000-$68,000 into the rally’s next trap zone.

Solana stakers get a new way to force the next SOL inflation fight
Solana’s new governance system could give stakers a way to challenge validator power in future votes over SOL inflation, reopening one of the network’s biggest tokenomics debates.

Bitcoin rally hinges on whether the Fed buys into the weak jobs report after bad miss
Bitcoin’s move back above $60,000 puts the market’s liquidity thesis on trial after a soft payrolls print, as traders weigh rate-cut odds, real yields, and holiday-thinned momentum into the long weekend.

GENIUS made stablecoins legal, July 18 decides which stablecoins stay competitive
GENIUS may make stablecoins safer, but tx and Plasma warn the compliance bill could turn the market into a scale game only giants can afford.

How tokenized stocks fail as collateral even when the stock price does not move
Edel’s exploit was small, but it hit the next frontier for tokenized equities: credit markets, where 1:1 backing is not enough if wrappers, vaults and exchange rates can be gamed.

Wall Street is selling Bitcoin but the old holders are now buying it back
ETF sellers are leaving Bitcoin, but long-term holders are absorbing the exit, turning the selloff into an ownership reset.

Venice’s $65M raise makes VVV holders ask how much of Venice’s growth reaches the token
Venice sold equity without selling VVV. Now the debate is whether token holders and shareholders are aligned, or sitting in different classes of the same growth story.

Ethereum is splitting into three power centers and ETH treasury firms are paying for two
Ethlabs gave Ethereum a treasury-backed R&D layer, and Ethereum Institutional now gives it a corporate front door.

MiCA’s July 1 deadline is Europe’s first crypto user-migration test – OKX interview
MiCA can force unlicensed exchanges out of Europe on paper. OKX Europe’s CEO says the real test is whether offshore apps are still one tap away.

Bitcoin can still fall to $53,000 if the ETF-era floor disappears
Bitcoin’s $58,000 test is less about a chart line than a missing buyer. A slide toward $53,000 would show whether ETF-era demand still cushions BTC, or only works when Wall Street is already buying.

Visa Mastercard and Coinbase join Open USD as partner-led stablecoin increases DeFi yield war
Open USD may turn stablecoin competition into a DeFi incentive war, with Plasma and other partners using shared economics to fight for user liquidity.


