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The Bank of Korea has released a regulatory proposal suggesting that personal stablecoin transactions exceeding $10,000 should be limited to transfers from verified wallets.
According to Mars Finance, the legal team of the Bank of Korea has published a research paper titled "Regulatory Scheme for Foreign Remittance Transactions Targeting Stablecoins," proposing regulatory recommendations for large-scale stablecoin transactions. The paper, referencing current South Korean foreign exchange control regulations, proposes constraints on stablecoin transfers exceeding $10,000 between individuals, requiring such transactions to be conducted only between officially certified wallets, along with a pre-reporting mechanism. The institution acknowledges that there are technical obstacles to fully controlling unregistered wallets, but due to anti-money laundering compliance requirements, it is necessary to strengthen restrictions on large-scale cross-border stablecoin fund flows. South Korean regulators have previously repeatedly stated the need to improve the monitoring system for cross-border crypto asset transactions using non-custodial wallets; this paper further refines and implements the regulatory approach.
The People's Bank of China: We will continue to implement a moderately loose monetary policy and increase counter-cyclical and cross-cyclical adjustments.
According to BlockBeats, on July 8th, the Monetary Policy Committee of the People's Bank of China held its second quarterly meeting of 2026. The meeting analyzed the domestic and international economic and financial situation, concluding that the current external environment is more complex and volatile, with weak global economic growth momentum, frequent geopolitical conflicts and trade frictions, divergent economic performance among major economies, and uncertainties surrounding inflation trends and monetary policy adjustments. While my country's economy is generally stable and moving towards new and improved directions, achieving new results in high-quality development, it still faces problems and challenges such as strong supply and weak demand, structural differentiation, and external shocks. The meeting stressed the need to continue implementing a moderately loose monetary policy, increase counter-cyclical and cross-cyclical adjustments, better leverage the dual functions of monetary policy tools in terms of both aggregate and structural aspects, strengthen the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies, and promote stable economic growth and a reasonable recovery in prices.
The Reserve Bank of India supports the cryptocurrency ban, while tax authorities warn of potential tax evasion risks.
According to Reuters, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has reiterated its call for a “ban” on cryptocurrencies, while the country’s tax authorities have warned that transactions conducted through offshore exchanges are difficult to trace. These documents reveal that while the government has not yet enacted a policy banning or regulating cryptocurrencies, key Indian government agencies are leaning towards stricter restrictions on virtual digital assets. India has allowed cryptocurrencies to exist in a gray area since a 2018 court ruling that the RBI’s de facto ban on cryptocurrencies was invalid. Legislation drafted in 2021 to ban private cryptocurrencies has never been submitted to parliament, and a discussion document on the issue has been repeatedly delayed. The government has postponed the implementation of a formal virtual asset policy, stating that any plan should balance innovation with risk management while protecting monetary sovereignty, financial stability, and preventing consumer losses.
Bank of America raised its capital expenditure forecasts for Alphabet, Meta, and AWS.
According to BlockBeats, on July 8th, Bank of America revised its capital expenditure forecasts for Alphabet, Meta, and AWS upwards for 2026 and 2027. Alphabet's 2026 capital expenditure forecast was revised upwards from $187 billion to $195 billion, and its 2027 forecast from $257 billion to $290 billion. Meta's 2026 forecast was revised upwards from $130 billion to $145 billion, and its 2027 forecast from $157 billion to $185 billion. AWS's 2026 forecast remained at $159 billion, while its 2027 forecast was revised upwards from $196 billion to $230 billion.