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Odaily, Citrini analyst jukan posted on X platform, stating that Samsung Electronics has reportedly begun an internal evaluation of a plan to issue American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) in the United States and is studying the relevant operational procedures. Although Samsung Electronics has officially denied considering a US listing through an ADR issuance, staff-level employees have begun assessing potential costs, benefits, and necessary procedures under the direction of senior management.Sources from the semiconductor industry said that relevant departments at Samsung Electronics are studying whether a viable US ADR issuance structure can be established. Teams such as finance and investor relations are identifying their respective tasks and processes should the US listing move forward. This evaluation is considered a preliminary feasibility study and does not indicate that Samsung Electronics has decided to list or determined the timing and scale of the issuance.Samsung Electronics employees have also reportedly requested information on the preparation process and practical experience from SK Hynix, which recently issued ADRs and listed on the Nasdaq. Bloomberg reported on July 14 that Samsung Electronics had held preliminary discussions with investment banks regarding a potential US listing via ADRs, but no specific decisions have been made regarding underwriters or the issuance structure, and ultimately, a listing may not occur. Following the report, Samsung Electronics stated that the company has not considered listing on the US stock market through an ADR issuance. SK Hynix issued ADRs on July 10 at $149 per share, raising approximately $26.5 billion, or about 40 trillion Korean Won, making it the second-largest listing in the history of the US stock market, trailing only SpaceX, which raised $85.7 billion through its initial public offering last month. It also represents the largest listing by a foreign company in the United States.
Interactive Brokers has added 9 new cryptocurrency trading pairs and now supports users withdrawing stablecoins to external wallets via USDC, PYUSD, and RLUSD. (Cointelegraph)
According to CoinDesk, crypto communications company Chainstory released a research report stating that among the top 1000 crypto projects ranked by CoinGecko, only 67 have Wikipedia entries, with well-known projects such as Hyperliquid and Sui not included. As AI tools like ChatGPT have 7.8% of their citation links pointing to Wikipedia (far higher than Reddit's 1.8% and Forbes's 1.1%), the lack of content on Wikipedia is having a substantial impact on AI's understanding of the crypto industry. The report also noted that Wikipedia lists crypto vertical media (including CoinDesk) as "generally unreliable" sources, while mainstream media, although recognized, rarely provide in-depth coverage of DeFi niches, further exacerbating the information gap. Chainstory concluded, "The crypto industry barely exists on Wikipedia."
Odaily News According to the official announcement, Binance has introduced the Expression of Interest (EIO) mode on Capital Connect, the industry's first portfolio marketplace connecting professional trading teams with institutional investors. The EIO mode provides a compliant pathway for trading teams to showcase their track records to institutional investors, while enabling investors to discover emerging strategies at an early stage before they become investable. EIO portfolios are only accessible to whitelisted investors and do not support investment. Investors can submit non-binding expressions of interest, and trading teams will receive anonymous demand signals via email. Enhanced performance metrics, portfolio composition data, and trading team information are also provided on a quarterly basis.
According to the Financial Times, stablecoin issuer Circle banned crypto fund Heka Funds at the end of 2023. Court documents reveal that Circle accused Heka of leveraging large-scale arbitrage operations to buy discounted USDC and redeem cash from Circle during the 2023 Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) crisis, suspecting that the relevant funds ultimately flowed to Tether to help it expand its USDT market share. Arbitration documents disclosed that Tether had invested approximately $800 million in Heka, accounting for about 75% of the fund's assets, and waived its minting fees, but Heka did not disclose this support relationship to Circle. Heka previously filed for arbitration claiming approximately $49 million in lost profits due to the account ban, but the arbitrator rejected all its claims in February this year, determined that Heka engaged in bad faith conduct, and ordered it to pay Circle approximately $166,000 in attorney and expert fees. Heka denied engaging in market manipulation and stated it was not under regulatory investigation.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart (@JSeyff) disclosed that Morgan Stanley has submitted the latest application filings for an Ethereum ETF (ticker: $MSSE) and a Solana ETF (ticker: $MSOL) to regulators, with management fees set at 0.14% for both, and both products will include staking (Staking) features; the official listing of the products is expected to be imminent.
According to CoinDesk, U.S. Senators Chris Murphy, Chris Van Hollen, and Jeff Merkley held a press conference on Capitol Hill on July 14, publicly announcing opposition to the cryptocurrency market structure bill, the "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" (Clarity Act), and characterized it as "corrupt legislation." The core focus of the three senators' opposition is that the bill currently still fails to incorporate ethical provisions prohibiting the President and senior government officials from personally participating in the crypto industry. Van Hollen stated bluntly that the bill "will cause great harm"; Murphy used even stronger language, stating that if the bill cannot cut off the entanglement of interests between the Trump family and the crypto industry, it "is itself an umbrella for corruption."
According to The Block, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) officially ordered prediction market platform Kalshi on July 14 to honor all trades involving Michigan residents, directly countering a 14-day injunction previously issued by a Michigan court—which required Kalshi to stop offering sports-related event contracts and cancel some executed trades. CFTC Chairman Michael Selig stated that state governments lack the authority to compel registered Designated Contract Markets (DCMs) to violate federal obligations, as forcibly canceling executed trades would create a ripple effect across the entire market, severely undermining market contractual certainty. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, however, maintained that Kalshi is essentially an unauthorized online gambling platform and that state gambling laws apply to it.
The core content of the statement includes: both countries recognize stablecoins as an important carrier of digital currency innovation and support their application in cross-border payments, settlement, and tokenized financial markets; stablecoins must be backed by sufficient reserves of high-quality liquid assets at a minimum ratio of 1:1, and reserve assets must be strictly segregated from the issuer's own funds; both countries will provide timely, clear, and consistent legal pathways for stablecoin regulation, avoiding setting disproportionate reserve requirements or market access barriers.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the UK's His Majesty's Treasury have issued a joint statement and recommendations as part of the "Transatlantic Working Group for Future Markets." The working group recommends that the Bank of England, the FCA, along with the U.S. CFTC and SEC, develop regulatory frameworks for tokenized assets while requiring the FCA and SEC to explore measures to facilitate cross-border financing. In terms of specific recommendations, both the U.S. and UK propose: supporting the development of stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and similar digital assets; promoting market competition and innovation; and establishing higher standards for asset custody, reserve segregation, and consumer protection. (The Block)
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart stated on X that updated filings have been submitted for its Ethereum ETF and Solana ETF, with expected ticker symbols of MSSE and MSOL respectively, and a fee rate of 0.14%.
Ripple announced on July 14, 2026, that it has joined the x402 Foundation under the Linux Foundation as a Premier Member, participating in the technical and governance development of the protocol. The x402 Foundation, initiated by 40 member organizations, aims to develop an open payment standard based on HTTP for AI agents, APIs, and applications. Coinbase has contributed x402 to the Linux Foundation, supporting AI agents, APIs, and applications in sending and receiving payments directly during network interactions. Ripple stated that the XRP Ledger already supports agent payments via x402, including transactions using XRP and the Ripple USD stablecoin RLUSD. (Bitcoin.com News).
Odaily News: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on platform X, stating that T. Rowe Price's active crypto ETF, TKNZ, is ready to launch and could go live at any time, with speculation it will debut on Thursday. He believes the timing is appropriate, as the ETF is launching after the impact of October's sell-off has somewhat subsided.
: The U.S. Department of the Treasury and HM Treasury have released recommendations from the Transatlantic Future Markets Working Group, covering stablecoin activities and tokenized finance. Both sides suggest that relevant agencies consider establishing private sector-led groups to test cross-border use cases for tokenized assets, and that U.S. financial institutions work with the Bank of England to determine a common approach to regulating tokenized assets. The U.S. and UK also issued a joint statement on stablecoins, stating their intention to promote regulatory coordination and build cross-border dynamic stablecoin markets. The statement also indicates that stablecoins should be fully backed by high-quality liquid assets at a minimum 1:1 ratio. Additionally, according to a report by an industry working group supported by the UK government, if the UK becomes a leading jurisdiction for tokenization, tokenization expands globally, and domestic adoption increases, tokenization could add up to $44 billion to the UK's annual economic output by 2035. (Cointelegraph)
Odaily News: Three Democratic U.S. Senators expressed opposition to the cryptocurrency CLARITY Act during a press conference in Washington, stating that unless the bill directly addresses the "corruption" issues related to President Donald Trump's personal cryptocurrency ties, it should not receive support. (CoinDesk)
Odaily News, Fox Business crypto reporter posted on platform X, stating that it is currently unclear what this means for the BRCA clause, nor whether other modifications will be made to the version passed by the Senate Banking Committee. Law enforcement support has become a key factor in the bill's negotiations, with some Democratic senators, including @CortezMasto and @MarkWarner, indicating they hope to address law enforcement's concerns before the full Senate supports the legislation.
Fox Business crypto journalist posted on X platform, stating that after a series of developments in the past 24 hours, industry sources said the Clarity Act amendment text may be released soon. However, as ethical norm negotiations continue, they are also preparing for a possible delay in release until later this week.
TxFlow L1 has announced the launch of its second Channel, Probly, the first prediction market application developed based on the TxFlow Improvement Protocol 3 (TIP3). Upon launch, Probly offers 172 live markets covering over 7,000 events, including continuous rolling markets with a minimum duration of 5 minutes, and supports on-chain settlement and TxFlow L1's shared financial infrastructure. Probly covers 15 categories including politics, sports, crypto, finance, and geopolitics, and provides prediction markets related to BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP price movements for 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour intervals. Users can access Probly via an email-based embedded wallet without needing to manage seed phrases, or by connecting compatible wallets such as MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Phantom, and Uniswap Wallet. Eligible settlement amounts will be automatically credited in USDC after the event is resolved, with no separate claim required. (Decrypt).
Interactive Brokers announced on Tuesday an expansion of its digital asset business, adding trading tokens such as Aave, Aptos, Canton, Lido DAO, Monad, NEAR Protocol, Plasma, Pax Gold, and Uniswap, and supporting 24/7 stablecoin wallet transfers via USDC, PYUSD, and RLUSD. As of mid-2026, Interactive Brokers manages approximately $930.3 billion in client assets. Crypto trading commissions start at 0.12% to 0.18% of the total transaction amount, with a minimum of $1.75 per order, and no additional spreads, markups, or custody fees are charged. The company stated that two-way stablecoin deposits are not available for UK and Irish accounts, and clients of the Irish affiliate company will not have access to the newly listed crypto assets. (Bitcoin.com News).
Odaily Planet Daily reported that HyperliquidNews posted on platform X, stating that the new HIP-3 ticker CXMT was acquired for 500 HYPE, valued at $32,625. The ticker is for Chinese storage chip manufacturer CXMT, which plans to list on IPOP ahead of its anticipated IPO on July 27.