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Today 2026-07-17

15:06

Brian Steele and Jason Somenzato discuss differences in cryptocurrency regulation

US Congressman Bryan Steil asked Coin Center's Jason Somensatto why cryptocurrency regulation should distinguish between decentralized networks and traditional centralized financial systems. Jason Somensatto believes that blockchain is an infrastructure rather than an intermediary. （CoinDesk）

14:57

Meta's stock price fell by 4.94%, with its total market value dropping to $1.60 trillion

Meta's stock price fell by 4.94%, and its total market value dropped to $1.6 trillion.

14:57

Bryan Steil: LARITY Act Expected to Pass in Senate Next Week

US Congressman Bryan Steil stated on Fox News that the CLARITY Act is expected to pass in the Senate next week and emphasized the need for the US to establish regulatory gold standards in the digital asset sector.

14:51

The trading volume of RWA perpetual contracts reached $110 billion in June

In June, the trading volume of RWA perpetual contracts reached a historic high of $110 billion, an increase of 28% month on month, with tokenized stocks leading the way. （Cointelegraph）

14:42

The probability of the US Crypto Clarity Act passing has dropped to a historical low

The US Congress is holding a meeting to discuss the Crypto Clarity Act, and the probability of its passage has dropped to a historic low. （Watcher.Guru）

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General Compute secured a $400 million loan, marking the first financing secured through the use of inference chips as collateral

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AI inference startup General Compute has secured a $400 million loan from Upper90, marking the first financing transaction using inference specific chips as collateral. General Compute uses SambaNova ASIC chips to build a dedicated cloud platform and completed a $15 million seed round financing in May. By deploying in existing data centers, including encrypted mining facilities, it provides faster token processing speeds and lower latency than traditional GPU clouds.