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El Salvador Opposition Nominates 2027 Candidates Opposing Bukele Bitcoin Strategy

On July 28, El Salvador's ARENA and FMLN nominated candidates for the February 2027 presidential election, and both oppose President Bukele's Bitcoin strategy. El Salvador revoked Bitcoin's legal tender status in February 2025 after a $1.4 billion IMF loan agreement. The government still plans to buy about 1 Bitcoin daily and held about 7,730 BTC as of July 27.

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Grayscale said the HYPE spot ETF is attracting funds faster in its early stage than BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP ETFs did over the same period. The comparison is based on cumulative inflows relative to market capitalization.

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Arthur Hayes withdrew 3,298 ETH worth $6.32 million from FalconX and Galaxy Digital, EmberCN reported. Since July 15, Hayes has bought 7,212.6 ETH worth $13.82 million at an average price of $1,916.

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A Hyperliquid futures product tracking SK Hynix shares briefly fell to $927 at 12:00 a.m. UTC today. The product regained its link to SK Hynix shares two minutes later.

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Zimbabwe SECZ Approves 7 Fintech Firms for Regulatory Sandbox

Zimbabwe's SECZ approved 7 fintech solutions for its regulatory sandbox testing framework. The approved areas include blockchain platforms, synthetic trading, crowdfunding, and tokenization services. The framework lets approved participants test products, services, and business models before broader financial market entry.

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Gate data shows South Korea's KOSPI index widened its decline to 7%. SK Hynix fell 10%, and Samsung Electronics fell over 8%.

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Gate data shows the Nikkei 225 Index fell 4.00% intraday to 62,320.32 points. Kioxia Holdings shares fell 18%.

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Arthur Hayes has spent 13.82 million USDC to buy 7,212.6 ETH since July 15. On-chain analyst Yu Jin said Hayes bought 3,298 ETH via OTC 2 hours ago through FalconX and Galaxy Digital.

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Senate Pauses Clarity Bill as Vote Could Come Next Week

Senate Majority Leader John Thune temporarily shelved the Clarity Bill while prioritizing confirmations and a Russia sanctions bill. The bill may not come to a vote until next week, during the final days before the August 8th recess. Bipartisan negotiations are ongoing over an ethics clause for federal officials and crypto projects.

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CoinMarketCap’s Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell to 35, down three points from yesterday. The reading indicated that fear remained in place.

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Bitmine withdrew 7,500 ETH worth about $14.61 million from BitGo around four hours ago, according to EmberCN analysis. Bitmine earlier said it had added 9,946 ETH over the past week.

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Korea Exchange triggered a sell-side sidecar as the KOSPI plunged. The measure was tied to sell-side pressure in the benchmark index. No trigger level or suspension duration was provided.

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Securitize Capital Gains SEC Investment Adviser Status

Securitize Capital obtained SEC registered investment adviser status, giving Securitize's U.S. platform four regulated business lines. The status allows Securitize Capital to work more closely with asset managers and institutional investors on tokenized investment strategies. Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo said the move is an important step in the platform's continued expansion.

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Siebert Financial Corp. agreed to become Kakao Pay Securities' US partner for tokenized Korean stock trading services. The planned service would target US investors through the K-Stock Global Gateway. The initial launch is targeted for the first half of 2027.

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Federal Court Blocks Minnesota Prediction Market Ban

A U.S. federal court granted a preliminary injunction that suspends enforcement of Minnesota’s ban on prediction markets. The injunction was sought by prediction market platforms including Polymarket and Kalshi. The court said prediction market betting activity and swaps fall under CFTC jurisdiction.

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Judge Blocks Minnesota Prediction Market Ban in Kalshi, Polymarket Case

A U.S. federal judge blocked Minnesota from enforcing a law that would have become the first state law in the country to directly ban prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket. U.S. District Judge Katherine Menendez issued a preliminary injunction after finding that federal law likely preempts the state measure. Kalshi, Polymarket, and the CFTC filed the lawsuit after Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed the law in May. The law would have made operating, hosting, or promoting prediction markets in the state a crime.

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Kalshi and Polymarket Win Temporary Halt to Minnesota Prediction Market Ban

U.S. District Judge Katherine Menendez granted a preliminary injunction that temporarily halts Minnesota's prediction market ban. Kalshi, Polymarket, and the CFTC sued Minnesota earlier this year after the state made operating prediction markets within the state a criminal offense. Menendez ruled that the law may conflict with the Commodity Exchange Act.

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The U.S. Senate delayed action on the crypto Clarity Act while Majority Leader John Thune pursues nominations and a Russia sanctions bill. The Clarity Act could still get preliminary Senate action next week, but the summer recess could shift the next window to September.

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BlackRock backed the CLARITY Act as the bill is expected to face a full U.S. Senate vote in August. The bill needs 60 votes to pass, so Democratic support is required.

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New York Attorney General Letitia James submitted written testimony to the U.S. Congress warning that the CLARITY Act could weaken state-level crypto enforcement. James said crypto fraud complaints to her office have tripled over the past three years.

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