美国参议院共和党人发布Clarity Act更新版本
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After ongoing discussions on Section 604, the MCSA has shifted to a neutral stance on the Clarity Act.
According to an article published on the X platform by a Fox Business Odaily reporter, the Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) has shifted to a "neutral" stance on the Clarity Act after recent ongoing discussions surrounding Section 604, the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. In a letter to the Senate Banking Committee leadership, the MCSA stated that, based on its ongoing review of the bill, there remains an opportunity to further strengthen the legislation in a way that supports responsible innovation and addresses the practical needs of state and local enforcement.
TRON oracle WINkLink has officially launched a long-term WIN buyback and burn program, with 100% of actual business revenue being repurchased quarterly.
Mars Finance reports that WINkLink, the core oracle project of the TRON ecosystem, has officially announced the launch of a long-term WIN token buyback program. According to the official announcement, starting from the third quarter of 2026, 100% of the actual business revenue generated by WINkLink's oracle service will be used quarterly to buy back WIN tokens. The repurchased portion will be burned quarterly as planned, and the on-chain burning data will be published in the next quarter to ensure full transparency. This move establishes a value support mechanism for the WIN token driven by real business revenue, enhancing liquidity and market confidence while providing a more solid value anchor for long-term holders.
KT, a South Korean telecommunications company, plans to invest 18 trillion won to advance its Token Factory and stablecoin businesses.
According to a report by Digital Daily, South Korean telecom operator KT announced that it will invest approximately 18 trillion won over the next three years, with 12 trillion won allocated to information security, IT, and networks, and 6 trillion won to AI infrastructure, while also advancing its Token Factory and stablecoin businesses. KT plans to combine its 1GW-scale AI data center, token optimization engine, and billing and settlement capabilities to create a Token Factory that supports token generation, intermediation, and billing. Simultaneously, it intends to enter the stablecoin digital financial platform market, leveraging K Bank's 16 million customers, BC Card's 3.5 million merchants, and KT's network and security infrastructure to cover the entire ecosystem from issuance and custody to settlement and actual use.
The window for the passage of the Clarity Act is narrowing: whether it can pass before Congress's summer recess remains uncertain.
According to Foresight News , citing CoinDesk, the CLARITY Act's original goal of being signed on July 4th has been missed, and the window for its passage before the midterm elections is rapidly closing. While most of the Senate's work can proceed behind the scenes during the summer recess, the House process is currently stalled. Negotiators remain optimistic about passing the bill by 2026, but key coordination needs to be completed before the Senate recess on August 7th. If the bill fails to pass before the midterm elections, and the Democrats gain control of Congress after the elections, they will likely demand significant changes to the bill.
The probability of the Clarity Act being signed into law in 2026 has risen to 52%.
According to data from Polymarket, as reported by Mars Finance on July 5th, the probability of the Clarity Act being signed into law in 2026 has risen to 52%, an increase of 12 percentage points from July 3rd. In related news, the Major County Sheriffs Association (MCSA) stated that it no longer opposes the Clarity Act after initially expressing concerns about how it would affect investigations into illicit finance. Analysts believe that the MCSA's change of stance reduces a key obstacle in the Clarity Act's progress, increasing its likelihood of reaching the Senate vote. However, opposition from the banking industry to stablecoin yield products and DeFi regulation remains a major uncertainty.
Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's survey on asset and wealth management activities: Total assets under management reached a record high of US$5.4 trillion last year.
Odaily Odaily reports that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission released the "2025 Asset and Wealth Management Activities Survey," which shows: 1. Hong Kong’s total assets under management will rise 20% year-on-year to a record high of HK$42.2 trillion (US$5.4 trillion) by 2025. Part of the growth will be driven by net capital inflows, which will surge 193% year-on-year to HK$2.1 trillion (US$265 billion), marking the third consecutive year of increase. 2. Assets under management in asset management and fund advisory services increased by 19% year-on-year to RMB31 trillion (US$4 trillion). 3. Assets under management in private banking and private wealth management businesses surged 24% year-on-year to RMB12.9 trillion (US$1.7 trillion). 4. The net asset value of approved funds rose 38% to RMB 2.3 trillion (US$292 billion). 5. Net capital inflows into the asset management and fund advisory business segment surged 330% to RMB 1.38 trillion (US$177.3 billion). 6. The number of institutions licensed in Hong Kong to conduct asset management (Type 9 regulated activities) increased by 7% year-on-year to 2,358.