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Jupiter Lowers the Bar to Keep Its 4% Cashback Tier From July 1
Jupiter Mobile is making its top 4% cashback tier easier to hold from July 1: invite 2 friends who each spend $20 before June ends. Here is what changes for cardholders.

Oobit Opens AI Agent Cards to Everyone, Waitlist Now Live
Oobit is opening its Agent Cards, payment cards controlled by an AI agent, to all users after a business-first launch. A public waitlist is now live.

EU Parliament Committee Advances the Digital Euro in a 43-14 Vote
The European Parliament's ECON committee backed the digital euro 43-14 on June 23, 2026, setting zero-knowledge privacy, holding caps, and a 2029 launch target.

SBI Group to Launch a Regulated Yen Stablecoin as Early as This Week
Japan's $214B SBI Group will issue a regulated yen-linked stablecoin as early as this week, per Nikkei, putting a licensed megabank-scale issuer behind the yen on-chain.

Crypto Falls as a Nasdaq Tech Selloff Spills Into Digital Assets
A Nasdaq tech selloff dragged crypto lower on June 23, 2026. BTC sat at $62,204, ETH at $1,650 and SOL down 7% as the Fear and Greed Index hit 19.

Allfunds Extends Tokenized Funds to Solana, Bridging EUR 1.8T to DeFi
Allfunds Blockchain, a platform administering close to EUR 1.8 trillion across 3,300 institutions, is extending tokenized funds to Solana via ioBuilders' Asseto.

THORChain Resumes Trading a Month After Its $10M Exploit
THORChain restarted all network activity more than a month after a $10M exploit, deploying security upgrades and a full vault migration before reopening swaps.

South Korea KOSPI Crashes 10% on ETF Misstep, Bitcoin Slips Below $63,000
The KOSPI fell 9.99% and halted trading after Korea's FSS admitted it rushed leveraged ETFs. Bitcoin dropped below $63,000 as $714M in crypto liquidated.

Ripple Wins Preliminary MiCA Approval for EU-Wide Crypto Services
Ripple has secured preliminary approval toward a full MiCA license, a step that would let it passport regulated crypto services across all 30 EEA countries.

US Senate Passes Housing Bill With a Federal CBDC Ban Through 2030
The US Senate voted 85-5 for a housing affordability bill that bars the Federal Reserve from issuing a retail digital dollar through 2030. Here is what it means.
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