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Russia’s State Duma passed legislation establishing the country’s first comprehensive framework for regulating cryptocurrencies with most of the new rules set to take effect on Sept. 1.
The law creates a legal framework for crypto exchanges, depositories and other digital asset providers, while setting rules for who can buy crypto and under what conditions, Russia’s state-owned news agency TASS reported Tuesday.
Only organizations included in a special registry will be permitted to operate as cryptocurrency exchanges, although firms will be allowed to continue operating without registration until July 1, 2027.
Under the new law, banks will be required to refuse transfers if they suspect an unauthorized entity is operating a cryptocurrency exchange.
The legislation also guarantees judicial protection for holders of digital currencies regardless of whether the assets were previously declared.
Retail investors will be allowed to buy the most liquid cryptocurrencies through licensed intermediaries, subject to an annual limit equivalent to roughly $3,800 per intermediary. Qualified investors will be able to purchase any crypto without restrictions.
Onchain lending just gained a new option on Base: Morpho has launched Morpho Midnight, a fixed-rate, fixed-term lending market that sits alongside its existing variable-rate venue, Morpho Blue. The move introduces an intent-driven model where loans are structured around competing offers—rather than being priced by a protocol-defined utilization curve.
According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, Midnight is live on the Base mainnet and begins by supporting cbBTC and USDC across multiple maturity dates. Morpho says the rollout is intentionally contained to support a progressive deployment focused on security.
Key takeaways
- Morpho Midnight brings fixed-rate, fixed-term borrowing to Base, complementing Morpho’s variable-rate Blue pools.
- Loan pricing is offer-driven: lenders and borrowers propose interest rates, maturities, and other terms instead of relying on algorithmic pool utilization curves.
- Midnight is positioned to better match needs found in traditional credit markets, where funding costs and repayment schedules are known in advance.
- The initial deployment supports cbBTC and USDC with multiple maturity dates, and Morpho says additional integrations and features may come as the rollout expands.
Fixed terms arrive on Base, but with a different pricing engine
DeFi lending has historically struggled to replicate the predictability offered by conventional finance. In many onchain markets, borrowing costs rise or fall with changing utilization—meaning lenders and borrowers face pricing that can shift over time.
Morpho’s Midnight is designed to address that gap by shifting from pool-based algorithmic pricing to a marketplace of offers. As Morpho explained to Cointelegraph, the system lets participants propose interest rates, maturities, and other loan parameters. Instead of relying on a continuously running utilization curve, Midnight issues loans as fixed obligations matched through competition among offers.
For institutions and businesses, this matters because fixed repayment schedules can make it easier to manage funding costs, expected returns, and risk exposure. While the DeFi sector can approximate fixed income through complex strategies, a dedicated fixed-rate lending venue can reduce reliance on workarounds.
Morpho also emphasized that Midnight is not intended as a replacement for Morpho Blue. Blue remains focused on open-ended, variable-rate lending pools, while Midnight is structured to externalize loan risk, interest rates, and duration to market participants—turning those elements into negotiated terms.
How Morpho framed the “Midnight” design before launch
Morpho first discussed the fixed-rate approach as part of a broader “Morpho V2” roadmap. In a 2025 post referenced by Morpho’s development timeline, the protocol described an intent-based, peer-to-peer marketplace where users could submit custom offers. In that framing, capital could continue earning variable yield until it becomes matched to a fixed-rate offer—before locking into the fixed obligation.
In April, Morpho named the fixed-rate system Midnight and clarified again that it would complement, not replace, Morpho Blue. Later, Morpho released Midnight’s whitepaper and codebase in May. In connection with that release, Morpho said the “offered capital” model was meant to avoid a recurring problem in fixed-rate DeFi: liquidity lockups and fragmentation across maturity dates.
That design goal is important because fixed-rate markets can face an inherent mismatch—capital providers may not always want to commit for the exact maturities demanded by borrowers. By centering loan terms around offers, Midnight aims to make maturity selection more market-responsive while still offering borrowers defined terms.
Rollout status: live on Base with cbBTC and USDC
According to the Morpho spokesperson who spoke to Cointelegraph, Midnight is already live on the Base mainnet. The first version supports cbBTC and USDC, and it offers loans across multiple maturity dates.
Morpho said it kept the launch deliberately contained as part of a progressive rollout strategy, prioritizing security. The spokesperson also told Cointelegraph that crypto-native lenders, borrowers, and curators active on Morpho Blue have shown interest in moving into Midnight’s fixed-term environment.
Beyond existing Morpho participants, Morpho indicated that several enterprises and institutions are building products on the protocol in beta. Morpho did not provide details of those initiatives at this stage, saying announcements are expected as those products go live.
Where this fits in Morpho’s broader growth and DeFi lending trends
Midnight’s launch arrives after a period of rapid expansion for Morpho. Earlier in June, Morpho announced a $175 million funding round led by Paradigm, with participation from a16z crypto (Andreessen Horowitz) and Ribbit Capital. At the time, Morpho said it planned to expand integrations with banks, asset managers, and large platforms, while adding features associated with traditional credit markets—an aim that aligns with Midnight’s fixed-rate proposition.
Morpho’s infrastructure is already used by major crypto platforms for variable-rate lending. In April, Cointelegraph reported that Coinbase launched Morpho-powered USDC loans for United Kingdom users. Those loans reportedly allowed borrowers to take positions against Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and cbETH on Base, using variable rates and with no fixed repayment schedule—an example of the open-ended borrowing model that Midnight is designed to complement.
In other words, Midnight extends Morpho’s toolkit toward a segment of lending that may feel more familiar to legacy finance workflows, where counterparties often value certainty in pricing and maturity. Still, the practical impact for users will depend on liquidity at specific rates and maturities, as well as how quickly lenders and borrowers coordinate around those offer terms.
Readers should watch how Midnight’s liquidity develops across maturity dates and whether more assets beyond cbBTC and USDC are added as the rollout expands. The key uncertainty is whether fixed-term demand can consistently find matching offers at attractive terms—because the economics of fixed-rate lending live and die by market participation.
In Solana news today, the network’s total stablecoin market cap crossed $15Bn for the first time, according to Token Terminal data. The question the number forces onto the table is whether this supply base holds structural depth or remains tethered to cyclical retail flows.
USDC accounts for a large share of Solana’s stablecoin supply, with DeFiLlama reporting USDC at $7.09Bn and total Solana stablecoins at $15.16Bn. Circle’s $250M USDC minting on Solana has been reported as part of a pattern of supply growth contributing to the $15Bn milestone.
This Stablecoin surge across the Solana network comes as SOL USD spiked +3% over the past 24-hours, reaching over $78, with a daily trading volume of $1.94Bn.
Solana News: Beyond USDC/USDT and the New Stablecoins on the Block
The more structurally significant development sits outside the USDC/USDT duopoly. The non-USDC/USDT stablecoin segment on Solana hit an all-time high of $4.81Bn, driven by USD1 and USDG, according to SolanaFloor data. That segment now accounts for nearly one-third of Solana’s total stablecoin market cap.
USD1, a dollar-pegged stablecoin associated with World Liberty Financial, and USDG (Global Dollar) are the primary drivers of that growth.
USDT sits at $2.91Bn on Solana per DeFiLlama, leaving the remaining $4.81Bn distributed across these newer entrants. The diversification of the issuer base matters: it signals that dollar liquidity on Solana is no longer a two-party dependency.
Anchorage Digital’s USDGO reached a $1Bn market cap on Solana, up approximately 20x since January 2026. USDGO is a regulated, USD-pegged stablecoin launched on Solana in February 2026.
Two Demand Drivers, One Supply Stack
JUST IN: Total stablecoin market cap on @solana surpasses $15B, marking an all-time high.
Leading currencies: USD, EUR, & more
Leading assets: USDC, USDT, USD1, USDGO, & more
Leading issuers: Circle, Tether, Paxos, & more
~5% of all stablecoins are currently issued on Solana. pic.twitter.com/pGrojYxwfP— Token Terminal
(@tokenterminal) July 20, 2026
Solana’s stablecoin boom is being driven by two overlapping forces that reinforce each other but do not depend on each other. The first is renewed retail activity: DEX trading volume on Solana rose 13.1% week over week, daily transactions climbed 17.3%, and TVL expanded 12.5%, per DeFiLlama metrics.
Memecoin cycle activity is generating real on-chain dollar demand, with Jupiter and Raydium as notable liquidity venues. More than $900M in new stablecoins were minted in a single 24-hour window per Token Terminal.
The second driver is settlement-layer adoption. BlockEden reports Solana processed $650Bn in adjusted stablecoin volume in February 2026, surpassing Ethereum and Tron combined. That figure predates the current $15Bn supply milestone by several months, implying settlement throughput has likely expanded further since then.
DeFi protocols on Solana benefit directly from deeper stablecoin liquidity, tighter spreads, higher utilization rates, and more capital-efficient collateral pools, all of which follow from a larger on-chain dollar base. The growing dominance of Solana in tokenized assets, which hit a record $6Bn in Q2, compounds this dynamic: real-world asset settlement and stablecoin liquidity are co-locating on the same chain.
The regulatory context is not peripheral here. Stablecoin legislation moving through Congress, including a Crypto Clarity Act framework discussed toward a Senate vote, could create clearer rules of the road for stablecoin issuers. A clear federal standard accelerates institutional issuance and removes regulatory ambiguity that has kept some treasury desks from deploying at scale on public chains.
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What the $15Bn Figure Does and Does Not Confirm
In other Solana news, the $15Bn supply level confirms that Solana has accumulated a dollar base large enough to sustain serious DeFi and settlement activity independent of any single issuer.
It does not confirm that this base is cycle-resistant. A meaningful portion of current stablecoin demand on Solana is memecoin-adjacent, speculative liquidity that migrates when retail attention rotates.
The non-USDC/USDT segment’s 15x growth since January 2025 is impressive, but some of that reflects specific product launches (USDGO’s February debut, USD1’s expansion) rather than purely organic demand accumulation.
The credible bear case is a memecoin cycle cooling combined with stalled stablecoin legislation, which would simultaneously slow both retail-driven USDC minting and institutional USDGO deployment.
The bull case is that institutional settlement demand, evidenced by USDGO’s trajectory and Solana’s stablecoin volume market share, provides a structural floor that persists through retail drawdowns.
Circle’s aggressive minting cadence and Anchorage Digital’s institutional positioning suggest at least one major issuer is betting on the latter.
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A decentralized exchange (DEX) backed by Robinhood is expanding into tokenized stocks and derivatives as platforms compete to build onchain markets for traditional assets.
Arcus, a DEX built by the team behind decentralized trading platform dYdX and backed by Robinhood Crypto, launched tokenized stocks and perpetual futures on Robinhood Chain on Tuesday, according to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph.
The company previously launched spot markets when Robinhood Chain went live on July 1. Arcus offers more than 95 stock tokens, perpetual markets and crypto assets through a self-custodial trading account, with Paxos-issued stablecoin USDG serving as its primary collateral and settlement asset.
The launch comes as crypto companies and financial platforms increasingly compete to build infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), while regulatory questions around access and product structure remain a key challenge for the sector.
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Self-custody shapes approach to onchain trading
Arcus’s launch includes tokenized versions of stock in major US companies such as Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Google and Amazon, as well as perpetual markets tied to equities, exchange-traded funds, commodities, indexes and crypto assets.
The platform uses a self-custodial model, allowing users to retain control of their assets rather than deposit them with a centralized exchange. Arcus uses Privy, a wallet infrastructure company that helps applications create and manage crypto wallets, allowing users to sign up through email or social logins.
Source: Robinhood Chain
Users who already hold crypto can connect existing self-custodial wallets, including MetaMask, Ledger and WalletConnect, with the company citing support for additional Ethereum-compatible wallets.
Tokenized stocks face regulatory questions
Arcus said its stock tokens are unavailable in the US, Canada, the UK and other restricted jurisdictions, highlighting the different regulatory approaches to tokenized securities across markets.
Cointelegraph contacted Arcus for clarification on the restrictions but did not receive a response by publication time.
Regulators in markets including the US and UK have been examining how blockchain-based representations of traditional assets fit within existing financial frameworks, with questions around custody, ownership and market structure being addressed.
The launch adds another player to the growing race to build infrastructure for tokenized assets, with platforms including Coinbase-backed Base exploring ways to bring traditional financial products onchain.
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Circle is building a four-layer financial stack around Arc, its new blockchain. Tether still controls the digital dollar most of crypto actually uses.
Investors still see Circle as a stablecoin issuer. The numbers mostly agree. Reserve interest produced 94% of its first-quarter revenue.
Inside Circle’s Four-Layer Financial Stack
Circle calls Arc an economic operating system. It settles in under a second. Fees are paid in USDC, and privacy is optional and built in.
The layers stack like this. Assets such as USDC, EURC, and the yield-bearing USYC sit on the base chain. Developer products like wallets and the Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) come next. Circle’s own apps, including Mint and StableFX, sit on top.
Circle’s report says more than 100 firms joined the Arc testnet after its October 2025 launch. Goldman Sachs, Mastercard, and Visa are among the early partners. The testnet handled roughly 15 million transactions in the week ending July 15.
Big money is following. Circle’s first-quarter results revealed a $222 million ARC token presale at a $3 billion valuation. BlackRock, a16z crypto, and ARK Invest joined the raise.
Why the rush? Reserve income of $653 million made up 94% of Circle’s $694 million first-quarter revenue. Other revenue doubled in a year yet reached just $42 million. The stack is Circle’s escape plan.
Circle’s final OCC approval for a national trust bank adds regulatory muscle. The license comes from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
Why Tether Still Owns Crypto’s Dollar
Tether’s USDT market cap stands near $184 billion. USDC holds $73 billion. It has slipped from $77 billion since the end of March.
The trading gap is wider still. USDT turned over roughly $48 billion in the past day. That is four times USDC’s total. Tron alone carries some $89 billion in dollar-pegged stablecoins, DefiLlama data shows. That single chain outweighs USDC’s entire supply.
History explains the loyalty. USDC fell to $0.88 in March 2023. Some $3.3 billion of its reserves sat frozen at the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank. Traders remember.
Tether also moves fast when Washington calls. It froze Iran-linked USDT worth $131 million within hours of new US sanctions this month. Circle, meanwhile, faces a Wisconsin criminal complaint for refusing to recover a scam victim’s funds without a court order.
Circle has one strong counter. USDC handled 63% of stablecoin transaction volume in the first quarter, per Visa Onchain Analytics figures in its results.
The stock market is not sold yet. Circle shares have collapsed roughly 76% from their post-IPO peak. A split market may be forming.
The GENIUS Act, America’s 2025 stablecoin law, steers regulated money to USDC. Offshore trading keeps USDT. Arc’s mainnet launch will test whether new rails can pull liquidity from a dollar Tether still owns.
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Telegram is embedding a native non-custodial Gram wallet directly into its messaging app for one billion users, triggering a 10% price surge in the token formerly known as Toncoin.
Pavel Durov’s initiative aims to deliver instant, near-zero-fee transactions inside chats. The development follows the June rebrand and positions Gram as a core part of Telegram’s expanding financial tools.
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The UCITS ETF, CoinShares’ first in Europe, began trading on Deutsche Börse Xetra, tracking a rules-based index of publicly listed BTC miners.
Augustus, a startup building a federally chartered clearing bank for fintechs and financial institutions, said it raised $180 million to expand its dollar payment infrastructure as stablecoins reshape global finance.
The fundraising valued the company at $1 billion, with Tiger Global leading the round and investors such as Hummingbird, QED and the founders of Nubank, Ramp, Circle and Deel participating, the company said in a Tuesday press release.
The investment comes as banks, fintechs and crypto firms are racing to modernize the infrastructure behind cross-border payments. While much of the attention has centered on stablecoin issuers, Augustus is targeting a less visible but crucial part of the financial system: correspondent banking.
“We think distribution breaks at the clearing bank layer,” CEO Ferdinand Dabitz told CoinDesk in an interview. Legacy clearing systems are “slow, unavailable, take two days to settle and close on the weekends,” he argued.
Taking on correspondent banking
The firm is building what Dabitz described as an “AI-native” clearing bank designed around stablecoins, programmable money and always-on settlement.
Augustus doesn’t plan to issue its own stablecoin, Dabitz said. Instead, it wants to provide the banking infrastructure that lets financial institutions move money across traditional payment systems and blockchain networks.
Midnight (NIGHT) token slid to a record low of $0.01524 after an attacker drained roughly 515 million tokens from Wanchain’s Cardano (ADA) bridge.
The stolen tokens reportedly represented about 97% of the bridge’s NIGHT reserves. Wanchain has since suspended the bridge while it investigates the breach.
Inside the Wanchain Bridge Drain
According to analyst Paul, the attacker emptied Wanchain’s Cardano-side lock address between 14:46 and 14:55 UTC. That address holds the custody backing Wanchain-wrapped NIGHT on BNB Chain.
Only NIGHT left the contract. Other bridged assets stayed untouched, according to the on-chain analyst. Reserves fell from about 527 million NIGHT to near 12 million. The move stripped roughly 97% of the bridge’s holdings.
“This is a bridge-layer incident, token supply is unchanged. The wrapped NIGHT on BNB is now largely unbacked though,” the post read.
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Token Dumped as Midnight Distances Itself
The attacker routed funds through newly created wallets and sold them on Cardano-based exchanges. About 290 million NIGHT hit decentralized exchanges (DEXs), pushing prices down.
The impact was clearly visible. At press time, NIGHT traded around $0.019, down about 27% on the day.
Meanwhile, the Midnight Foundation said the incident did not impact its network. It stressed that core infrastructure continued to run normally.
“Midnight’s protocol, validator network, consensus, and core infrastructure remain secure and continue to operate normally,” the team said.
The attack landed shortly after Allbridge Core lost $1.65 million, continuing the string of attacks on crypto infrastructure this year.
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Arthur Hayes is buying Ethereum again, trading above $1,900, as its price prediction centers around the psychological $2,000 level, which will finally give way. That latest move has reignited a familiar question: Is smart money quietly soaking up supply while everyone else hesitates?
On-chain trackers flagged another purchase of 1,332.5 ETH, worth $2.53 million at the time of execution. It followed an earlier July accumulation of about 1,939 ETH through two OTC-style transactions. Together, those recent buys exceed $5 million, showing Hayes is not exactly nibbling around the edges.
The turnaround stands out because Hayes sold 6,000 ETH in June, locking in an estimated $606,000 loss. Instead of staying sidelined, he reversed course as Ethereum pulled back and started accumulating again. Sometimes the market hands you lemons. Hayes apparently buys Ether instead.
Meanwhile, institutional demand continues to shape the narrative. Fresh inflows into BlackRock’s iShares Staked Ethereum ETF and Robinhood Chain’s use of ETH as its gas token have strengthened the investment case. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee summed up the shift neatly, saying Wall Street is now building on Ethereum rather than simply trading it.
Whether that institutional bid can keep supporting Ethereum near current levels remains the key question by the end of the month. If large buyers keep stepping in, the path toward $2,000 becomes far less intimidating. If not, traders may need a little more patience before the next curtain call.
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Ethereum Price Prediction: Reclaim $2,000 Before August?
ETH is trading in a contested range around $1,920 after recovering from last week’s pullback. Its market cap sits near $232 billion, while the daily move remains modest. That calm follows a sharp correction, so the market is still deciding whether it found a floor or is simply catching its breath.
Technically, $1,500 is the major bounce zone and a structural support level, and $2,000 remains the level bulls need to reclaim convincingly. Until that happens, sellers still have a say. The 100-day EMA also remains an important hurdle, refusing to roll out the welcome mat.
The bullish scenario for Ethereum price prediction stays straightforward. If ETH holds above $1,900 and buying volume improves, a retest of $2,000 becomes increasingly likely. A decisive close above that level could then clear the path toward the mid $2,000s. Markets rarely move in straight lines, though. They prefer making everyone doubt first.
The base case still points to range-bound trading between roughly $1,900 and $2,000 as macro developments and Bitcoin continue driving sentiment. On the downside, losing $1,800 with strong selling pressure would shift focus back toward the $1,500 support zone and weaken the near-term structure.
Meanwhile, staking continues to tighten Ethereum’s available supply. More than one-third of the circulating ETH supply remains locked in staking, reducing liquid tokens on exchanges. That does not always move the market overnight, but it can quietly strengthen the setup for investors looking several weeks ahead.
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LiquidChain Targets Early-Mover Upside as Ethereum Tests Key Levels
ETH at $1,800–$1,950 is a psychologically awkward position. It’s not cheap enough to be an obvious value buy for new entrants, not strong enough to confirm a trend reversal. That compression pushes risk-tolerant capital toward earlier-stage infrastructure plays where the asymmetry is structurally different.
LiquidChain is a Layer 3 infrastructure project building what it calls a unified cross-chain execution environment, fusing Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana liquidity into a single settlement layer.
The next generation of infrastructure won't stand alone. — LiquidChain (@getliquidchain) July 21, 2026
It'll connect everything around it. 
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The architecture is built around four pillars: a Unified Liquidity Layer, Single-Step Execution, Verifiable Settlement, and a Deploy-Once framework. Liquid lets developers push to all three ecosystems simultaneously rather than maintaining separate deployments.
The presale is currently priced at $0.01482 per $LIQUID token, with $915K raised to date. With the cross-chain thesis playing out as ETH’s institutional layer matures, the entry point is materially different from buying ETH at the current market cap.
Research LiquidChain here before the presale advances to its next pricing tier.
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