EU targets MiCA overhaul as US GENIUS Act reshapes stablecoin rules

Ukraine's ability to produce Patriot missiles could shift regional power dynamics, reducing dependency on US supplies amid ongoing conflicts. The post Trump licenses Ukraine to manufacture Patriot missiles amid intensified Russian attacks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Stablecoin Dominance in the $1.1 Trillion Futures Arena appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Binance Research unveils a record-breaking total of over $1.1 trillion in perpetual futures contract volume tied to traditional financial assets, settled with stablecoins, during the first six months of 2026. This increase signifies an evolving landscape where stablecoins are increasingly central in tokenized finance markets. Continue Reading:Stablecoin Dominance in the $1.1 Trillion Futures Arena Source: https://en.bitcoinhaber.net/stablecoin-dominance-in-the-1-1-trillion-futures-arena

The post US launches fresh strikes on Iran appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The US has begun a fresh series of strikes on Iran, hitting more than 80 targets in and around the Strait of Hormuz only days after the latest patch on the Versailles accord. President Trump now calls the agreement over, even while leaving the door open to talks. Brent trades 6.3% higher and WTI 6.4% higher in response, and the story is no longer any single strike; it is the recursion, a strike-retaliate-re-sign loop that now resets in days rather than months. The loop runs faster each round Tehran hit three tankers transiting the strait between Monday and Tuesday; Washington answered by revoking the waiver behind Iranian Oil sales, then followed with a US Central Command (CENTCOM) package officials describe as four to five times larger than the round ten days ago: Air defences, coastal radar, anti-ship missile sites and more than 60 Revolutionary Guard small boats. Israel’s Kan reports Washington notified

The post EU Targets MiCA Overhaul for Non-EU Stablecoin Issuers by 2027 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. MICA News The European Union is preparing to overhaul its Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, with officials expected to weigh substantial revisions from 2027 in direct response to the newly enacted U.S. GENIUS Act. The central question driving the review is how non-EU companies issuing stablecoins should be treated under the bloc’s rules, an issue that gained urgency after Washington created a federal pathway for dollar-pegged tokens. Policymakers want to give U.S.-based issuers clearer legal footing to operate across the 27 member states, while closing gaps the current text leaves open on cross-border stablecoin activity and foreign licensing standards. Even with the framework only just fully in force, the European Commission has already opened a public consultation on updates that industry participants call MiCA 2.0. The comment period runs until August 31 and invites

The US-Ukraine drone deal strengthens defense ties, potentially altering geopolitical dynamics and boosting Ukraine's defense industry amid conflict. The post Trump meets Zelensky at NATO summit, announces US will buy Ukrainian drones appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The removal of Syria from the terror blacklist could significantly boost crypto adoption and reshape global aid delivery methods. The post US removes Syria from terror blacklist after 47 years, opening doors for crypto adoption and stablecoin-powered aid appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The ongoing US-Israel coordination against Iran highlights persistent geopolitical tensions, influencing global markets and investor strategies. The post US notifies Israel ahead of reported attack on Iran, sending Bitcoin into familiar territory appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Bitcoin ETFs Log Third Straight Day of Inflows Led by BlackRock’s $54.8M IBIT appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin News US spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds extended their recovery for a third consecutive trading day, with the product category posting $21.44 million in net inflows. The rebound was carried almost entirely by BlackRock’s IBIT, which absorbed $54.8 million on the session and single-handedly offset redemptions elsewhere in the complex. It marks the most durable stretch of positive flows for the Bitcoin fund category since a punishing June selloff, and it arrives while spot price sits near the $62,000 area. On-chain and flow data we track show the turn is real but still fragile, not yet a confirmed demand reversal. The three-day run followed a broader two-session snapback in which US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in roughly $500 million combined, ending a multi-week bleed. The official flow data records $221.72 million of net inflows on July 2 and $265.69