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July 20, 2026

Your Daily Digest of the 🔥Hottest News in Crypto.

Today’s top stories

📜 Agencies issue 10 proposed rules instead of final ones
📉 Saylor outlines 110 reasons against Bitcoin BIP-110 proposal
💰 Grayscale plans cash payouts from staking rewards
📰 Keep reading for all of today’s biggest headlines

US agencies miss GENIUS Act deadline for final stablecoin rules

US federal agencies missed the GENIUS Act’s one-year deadline to finalize stablecoin regulations, issuing 10 proposed rules instead of any final ones. This leaves stablecoin issuers facing regulatory uncertainty, though the law itself remains in effect. In response, crypto advocates are urging Congress to pass a second bill, the CLARITY Act, to extend clear rules to the broader digital asset market.

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Saylor turns up heat with ‘110 reasons’ why BIP-110 is a bad idea

Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy and controller of the largest Bitcoin corporate treasury, posted a detailed list of 110 reasons opposing BIP-110, a proposed temporary fork that aims to limit non-monetary transactions like Ordinals inscriptions on Bitcoin. While Saylor shares supporters’ concerns about network bloat and preserving Bitcoin as sound money, he argues against the remedy, advocating for neutral rules and permissionless innovation instead. The proposal currently has minimal support—only 1% of blocks in the last period—and comes amid significantly reduced Ordinals activity on the network.

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Grayscale plans regular cash payouts from ETH, SOL staking rewards

Grayscale plans to amend the trust agreements for its Ether and Solana staking ETFs to convert staking rewards into cash at least quarterly and distribute net proceeds to shareholders, providing regular cash payouts without requiring investors to manage crypto staking themselves. The changes aim to make staking returns more accessible to traditional investors while keeping the funds compliant with IRS tax rules. Distribution amounts will vary based on staking rewards and expenses, with historical gross staking yields of 2.67% for Ethereum and 6.10% for Solana.

Rare Evo returns to Las Vegas

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MARKETS

Trader maintains $67K BTC price target: Five things to know in Bitcoin this week

Bitcoin starts the week holding key support above the 200-week moving average, with traders eyeing a potential push to $65,000–$67,000. Despite this optimism, geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran are driving oil prices to five-week highs, adding volatility to risk assets like crypto. Major tech earnings from Tesla, Alphabet, and Intel could also sway markets in the coming days.

Spot demand for Bitcoin remains weak, with the 30-day demand metric dropping back to nearly -170,000 BTC after a brief recovery. Analysts warn that rallies without real spot demand may end in a large liquidation event. Meanwhile, the Puell Multiple is rising from a June low, but experts caution it’s too early to call a generational bottom. Crypto market sentiment is improving, with the Fear & Greed Index climbing to 29, its highest since early June.