Analysis Archive – Page 97

Circle's OCC Win Fails to Stop USDC Supply Falling $7B
Mizuho holds its neutral rating on Circle, arguing that the OCC national trust bank approval does nothing to fix USDC supply that has dropped $7B since its March peak.

Fidelity Leads Bank Bitcoin Adoption as Strategy's New Index Hits 32%
Strategy's new Bitcoin Banking Adoption Index puts overall bank exposure at 32%, with Fidelity out front at 71%. Here is what the data shows and what it leaves out.

South Korea to Tokenize Government Bonds on the Bank of Korea's CBDC
South Korea will pilot tokenized government bonds on blockchain, linked to the Bank of Korea's institutional CBDC. Here is what the plan covers and why it matters.

Telegram's t.me Domain Suspension Exposes Crypto's Infrastructure Risk
Telegram's t.me domain was reportedly suspended by the .me registry, cutting off link access for millions of crypto users and TON-based apps. Here's what happened.

Federal Law Enforcement Group Backs the CLARITY Act
The Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association endorsed the CLARITY Act, the second law enforcement backing for the US crypto market-structure bill.

US Government Moves $297M in Seized Bitcoin and Ether
US-linked wallets shifted nearly $297M in seized Bitcoin and Ether on July 13, per Arkham data, reviving questions about federal custody and sell policy.

China Prosecutors Push to Presume Laundering From Mixer Use
Chinese prosecutors want courts to treat mixer and privacy coin use as presumed money laundering unless the user proves otherwise. Here is what shifts.

SBI Holdings Pivots Its Blockchain Stack to Solana for Tokenization
Japan's SBI Holdings is moving its blockchain initiative to Solana for real-world asset tokenization and stablecoin issuance, a fresh institutional vote for the chain.

Japan's $214B SBI Group Launches Stablecoin Lending at 3% Yield
SBI Group plans to launch a JPYSC yen stablecoin lending service this month with a 3% annual yield, per Nikkei. Here is what the move signals for crypto users.

Thailand's Central Bank Audits High-Volume USDT Transactions
Thailand's central bank is auditing high-volume USDT transfers in a crackdown on illicit finance, tightening scrutiny on stablecoin flows across Southeast Asia.
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