Iranian delegation: If Israel continues to attack Lebanon, Iran will withdraw from negotiations

[Reeve Collins: Stablecoins Will Enter the 2.0 Era, Future Should Allow Users to Share Reserve Yields] According to FinanceFeeds, Tether co-founder Reeve Collins stated that the stablecoin industry is ushering in the 2.0 era, and the next generation of solutions must address the issue of users not being able to benefit from reserve asset yields. The core logic of the Stablecoin 1.0 model is to provide users with 1 dollar while the issuer releases 1 token, but users do not share in the reserve yields. In the future, financial services will become foundational infrastructure, and AI agents may choose financial ecosystems based on users' interests. Stablecoin competition will revolve around financial infrastructure and yield distribution. Reeve Collins pointed out that U.S. dollar stablecoins are essentially an extension of the U.S. financial system, posing risks of regulatory reach and differing from central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).

Affected by the cooling of geopolitical risks, the strengthening of the US dollar, the increase in real yields of US bonds, and hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve, spot gold has fallen for the third consecutive week.

According to Coindesk, the Algorand Foundation has released a roadmap for anti quantum upgrades, planning to initiate protocol upgrades in 2026 and achieve overall quantum security of the network by the end of 2027 to 2028. The first phase will introduce post quantum account systems, multi signature wallets, and staking support, followed by upgrades to core protocol components. The Ethereum Foundation and public chain ecosystems such as Solana have also launched research and migration plans for anti quantum cryptography.

Ricardo Salinas suggests that people should view Bitcoin as a property rather than a trading account, and recommends holding it for the long term after buying without checking the price. （CoinDesk）

According to Cryptoinarica, US senators are intensifying negotiations to push for the CLARITY bill to enter the Senate's full vote process after Congress adjourns. Senators from both parties will meet this week on clauses such as non custodial software developers should not be held legally responsible for third-party use of their code if they are not aware of their involvement in illegal activities.