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Five Public Solana Treasury Firms Now Hold Over $1B in SOL
Five public companies now hold more than $1 billion in SOL combined, led by Forward Industries with over 7 million tokens, per a June 2026 Decrypt report.

At Least Eight Senior Ethereum Foundation Staff Have Left in Five Months
WuBlockchain, citing Unchained, says at least eight senior Ethereum Foundation members have departed in five months, as core-dev funding worries persist.

Ledger Wallet Adds Stablecoin Yield via Kiln, Morpho, Aave
Ledger has added a Stablecoin Yield feature inside Ledger Wallet, powered by Kiln and routing deposits to Morpho, Aave, and Compound while keys stay self-custodial.

ZachXBT Ties $475K in Frozen Bitcoin to an Elder-Fraud Mule
On-chain investigator ZachXBT traced $475K in frozen bitcoin to social engineering scams on elderly Americans after a suspected money mule asked him for help.

Delaware Passes a Payment Stablecoin Act in Unanimous Votes
Delaware's Payment Stablecoin Act cleared the House 36-0 after a 20-0 Senate vote, setting a state licensing framework for stablecoin issuers and service providers.

Texas Brothers Plead Guilty to $8M Armed Crypto Kidnapping
Isiah and Raymond Garcia admitted to holding a Minnesota family at gunpoint for eight hours and forcing an $8M crypto transfer. The case shows how self-custody shifts risk to the holder.

Capital B Shareholders Approve Up to $120B for Bitcoin Buying
Capital B's shareholders cleared up to $120B in financing capacity to fund its Bitcoin treasury, a vote landing with BTC at $62,406 and Fear & Greed at 19.

Franklin Templeton Files 'Bitcoin DRIP' ETFs That Funnel Dividends Into BTC
Franklin Templeton filed two SEC ETFs that hold US stocks and reinvest the dividends into Bitcoin, starting at 5% BTC and capped at 20%. Here's the structure.

MetaMask Adds 173 Tokenized Stocks and ETFs to In-App Trading
MetaMask says 173 new tokenized stocks and ETFs are now tradable inside its app. Here's what that adds for self-custody wallet and MetaMask Card users.

Strive CEO Calls It the Worst Day Yet for Digital Credit
STRC fell to $82.50 and Strive's SATA slid below $93 on June 19. CEO Matt Cole blamed leverage liquidations, not credit deterioration. Here is what happened.
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