1. Trump Plans to Sign Executive Order to Open Cryptocurrency Investment in Retirement Market
According to the Financial Times, Trump is preparing to open cryptocurrency, gold, and private equity to the $9 trillion U.S. retirement market, a move that will stimulate a fundamental shift in how Americans manage their savings. Three insiders revealed that Trump is expected to sign an executive order as early as this week to allow alternative investments beyond traditional stocks and bonds in 401k retirement plans. These investments will involve a wide range of asset classes, from digital assets to metals, as well as funds focused on corporate acquisitions, private loans, and infrastructure deals. The insiders stated that the executive order will instruct regulators to investigate the barriers faced by professionally managed funds that incorporate alternative investments for 401k savers. -Original
2. U.S. House Passes CLARITY Act to Clarify Digital Asset Market Structure
On July 18, Bitcoin Laws reported that the U.S. House passed the CLARITY Act to regulate the structure of the digital asset market. -Original
3. Coinbase CEO Says Crypto Legislation Will Provide Clear Direction for the Industry
Coinbase (COIN.O) CEO: Trump has been committed to promoting the widespread adoption of cryptocurrency. Legislation related to cryptocurrency will provide clear information for the industry. Relevant legislation will help protect the cryptocurrency industry from future influences similar to those of the Biden administration. -Original
4. Fed's Daly Says Two Rate Cuts This Year Are a Reasonable Expectation
On July 18, Fed's Daly stated that two rate cuts this year are a reasonable expectation. -Original
5. Progress on Three Major Bills During U.S. "Crypto Week," Stablecoin Regulatory Framework Enters Final Voting Stage
On July 17, the latest progress on three major related bills during the U.S. "Crypto Week" is as follows: The core of the GENIUS Act is to clarify the regulatory framework for stablecoins, which has currently passed the House debate and entered the formal review stage, with a final vote expected on July 18; The core of the CLARITY Act is to clarify the classification of digital assets, regulatory division of responsibilities, and compliance pathways, which has not yet passed the House debate, and if it passes smoothly, it will proceed to the final vote in the House; The core of the Anti-CBDC Monitoring National Act is to prohibit the U.S. from creating a central bank digital currency, which has not yet passed the House debate but has received a commitment to include the anti-CBDC provisions in the defense authorization bill. -Original
6. SharpLink Gaming Plans to Issue Additional $5 Billion Common Stock to Increase Ethereum Holdings
Minnesota-based SharpLink Gaming (NASDAQ: SBET) has submitted an updated prospectus to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), planning to issue an additional $5 billion in common stock on top of the originally planned $1 billion to further purchase Ethereum (ETH) for the company's treasury. As of July 16, the company holds over 321,000 ETH (approximately $1.1 billion), making it the largest corporate holder of Ethereum. This expansion follows a $425 million private financing led by Consensys in June, with Consensys CEO and Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin now serving as the chairman of SharpLink's board. -Original
7. U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Lower Than Expected at 221,000
On July 17, the U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending July 12 were 221,000, lower than the expected 235,000, with the previous value revised from 227,000 to 228,000. -Original
8. Australia Lists Cryptocurrency as a Key Focus for Anti-Money Laundering, Expands Regulatory Scope
Australia's financial intelligence agency, the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), announced on Wednesday that it has listed cryptocurrency as a primary threat in the fight against financial crime and published regulatory priorities, marking the largest anti-money laundering law reform in Australia in a generation. Its CEO, Brendan Thomas, stated that enforcement will be prioritized in areas with the "highest risk," particularly focusing on digital currency exchanges and virtual asset service providers, as they enable instant global transfers. Following this expansion of regulatory scope, approximately 80,000 new businesses will be included in the so-called "Phase Two" industry regulatory framework, which includes real estate agents, lawyers, conveyancers, accountants, trust and company service providers, as well as precious metals and gemstone dealers. Businesses currently required to fulfill reporting obligations will face new regulatory requirements starting March 31, 2026, while Phase Two businesses must achieve compliance by July 1, 2026. -Original
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