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According to Digital Times, the legislative process of South Korea's Digital Asset Innovation Act has been delayed again, and the bill originally planned to be submitted this month has been postponed for 1-2 months due to differences in opinions between financial regulatory agencies and the industry. The bill aims to establish legal definitions for digital assets and Korean won stablecoins, and build a regulatory framework for the industry, which is considered a fundamental law in the field of digital assets in South Korea. Currently, South Korea has only passed the Virtual Asset User Protection Act with investor protection as its core in 2023, while basic legislation covering the entire industry chain such as issuance and circulation has been lacking for a long time. Although President Lee Jae ming expressed support for the development of the digital asset industry during his campaign, there are still controversies between regulatory agencies and the industry over key provisions such as the issuance of stablecoins and the division of powers for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).

On July 15th, Jovay Test Network was officially launched. As a blockchain platform specially designed by Ant Group for institutional level application scenarios, it aims to serve various application scenarios, including RWA. Jovay has solved the core pain points of traditional Layer2 solutions in terms of performance, security, compliance, and scalability through three major technologies: parallel execution architecture, progressive hybrid verification mechanism, and modular architecture, making large-scale high-frequency transactions on the chain possible. It is reported that Jovay plans to complete the mainnet launch in the fourth quarter of 2025. It is reported that Jovay's three-layer pipeline parallel architecture, including transaction level, block level, and batch level, can significantly improve throughput while reducing user response time to less than 1 second, ensuring real-time performance in scenarios such as transfers and RWA contract calls. Jovay adopts a dual proof architecture system consisting of Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) and Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP in progress) to address issues such as long validation time and delayed dispute periods in traditional Rollup schemes. This system balances performance while reducing trust dependence on centralized hardware. Jovay also adopts a modular architecture, which allows for independent upgrades of each core module based on technological evolution. Relying on leading technology and mature solutions, Jovay will accelerate the release of asset liquidity. In addition, Jovay plans to integrate Ethereum ecosystem resources, including decentralized wallets, oracle machines, fund custody, security compliance, and ultimately form an end-to-end digital asset solution. Provide users with convenient, efficient, and secure on chain asset services. Jovay's architecture design is based on deep insights into real-world scenarios, "said Jovay's official statement." Since its debut in Dubai in April, Jovay has been widely welcomed by institutions worldwide. The launch of the Jovay testnet means that blockchain meets and solves the high-quality needs of financial grade transactions while maintaining a decentralized architecture. This is a key milestone for Web 3.0 infrastructure to enter mainstream financial markets. '' (Source: MetaData)

Foresight News reported that Roman Storm, the co developer of the decentralized privacy protocol Tornado Cash, was officially tried in Manhattan Federal Court on July 15th, and the case is expected to last for four weeks, according to The Block. The prosecutor accused him of conspiring to launder money, violating US sanctions, and operating an unlicensed fund transfer business. If all three charges are found guilty, he could be sentenced to up to 45 years in prison. The prosecutor claimed that Storm and co-founder Roman Semenov assisted cybercrime groups, including the North Korean Lazarus Group, in laundering over $1 billion through the Tornado Cash mixing tool, and cited the case of developer Alexey Pertsev, who was previously convicted of money laundering in the Netherlands, as a reference. The defense denies the allegations and questions key evidence submitted by the prosecution, including a Telegram message related to the Ronin Bridge hacking case that reads' cleaning up $600 million '. The defense lawyer claimed that the information actually came from a journalist and was forwarded by another developer, and Storm was not the author. Although the prosecution acknowledges that there were misleading label omissions in the initially submitted evidence, they still request the court to dismiss the motion to exclude evidence. The defense also opposes the prosecution's use of chat records, text messages, and images obtained through subpoenas from Apple, X (formerly Twitter), and investment firm Dragonfly as evidence, claiming them to be private communication content. But Judge Katherine Polk Failed has not yet accepted these defenses. Currently, over $1.9 million has been used to support Storm's legal defense, including $500000 donated by the Ethereum Foundation. Supporters believe that he is only writing open source code and does not directly control user behavior, and should be protected by freedom of speech. But the prosecutor emphasized that Tornado Cash's operation is similar to that of a company, and Storm has not taken any anti money laundering measures, ignoring multiple potential risk warnings.

BlockBeats News: On July 15th, SOON tweeted that a proposal for a token destruction and repurchase plan targeting potential market manipulation on July 5th has been launched, and SOON holders can now participate in voting, which will end in 46 hours. The specific content of the proposal is that the SOON Foundation proposes to destroy 30 million tokens (3% of the total supply): 7.7 million of which came from unclaimed airdrops and 22.3 million were destroyed through buybacks.

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