The U.U. says the daily selection of encrypted news - Michael Saylor: If the annualized increase of the currency is over 3.3%, the MSTR capital will support the distribution of dividends indefinitely

1. Michael Saylor: If the annualization of the currency increases by 3.3 per cent, MSTR capital gains can support the distribution of dividends indefinitely

The founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, explained in his X message that the core indicator of MSTR was “bitcoin balanced annual recurrent income” (BTC Breakeven ARR). Saylor states that this indicator is often misunderstood by the market and that its essence is that if Bitcoin adds more than 3.3 per cent annually over time, companies can support the distribution of STRC dividends indefinitely through capital gains from Bitco. According to its shared graph, even though the BTC increases by 0% annually, Strategy still has 31 years of dividends。

2. SEC CHAIRPERSON: AGENDA 2026 WILL CLARIFY RULES FOR THE FINANCING OF ENCRYPTED ASSETS AND TRANSACTIONS IN THE MONETIZED SECURITIES CHAIN

The Chairman of the SEC, Paul Atkins, issued a statement on the regulatory agenda for 2026, stating that the SEC would facilitate the return of more encryption-related products to the United States, establish clear rules for the financing of encrypted assets, and clarify how market participants would host and facilitate transactions on the monetized securities chain. The regulatory agenda of the SEC 2026 shows that the SEC has placed on its agenda at least three proposed rules relating to encryption, including Cripto Assets, revised rules on financial liability of brokers for encrypted assets and record-keeping, and Cripto Market Practice Amendments. Relevant rules will address issues such as the issuance and sale of encrypted assets, potential exemptions and safe havens, the application of broker rules, and the trade of encrypted assets in ATS and national stock exchanges。

CryptoQuant: Tether destroys $2.5 billion USDT on the Ether chain, a new high since February

On July 7th, Tether destroyed $2.5 billion of USDT in the Etherak network, creating a new level of single destruction since February this year. Meanwhile, the Tron network of the Binance Exchange, the USDT holding balance, fell to about $806 million, the lowest level since 29 December 2025, and broke the $1 billion mark. It was noted that, while the destruction of Tether was usually related to treasury management and cross-chain rebalancing, the significant contraction in the supply of the Taifeng and the simultaneous decline in the mobility of the Binance Tron channel may indicate a continuing contraction in the liquidity of the two core chains。

Reuters: The Central Bank of India has reiterated that encrypted monetary policy should be “preferably prohibited”

The Central Bank of India reiterated in its government paper that encrypted monetary policy may need to be “prohibited” and suggested that banks and financial institutions should be prohibited from holding, trading or being exposed to encrypted assets and sedentary currency issued by private individuals to limit risk spillovers. The Indian tax authorities have warned that offshore exchanges and private wallet transactions make it difficult to track the beneficial owners and collect taxes, and that the point-to-point transaction of rupee price increases the difficulty of tracking taxable income. As of the end of May, there were approximately 3900 million encrypted traders in India with approximately $2.1 billion in digital assets。

5. AscendEX declared out of operation and ZachXBT stated that its hot wallet still lacked liquid assets to process cash

The Centralized Exchange AscendEX bulletin stated that, as a result of regulatory progress such as the MiCA and market, financial and operational factors, the platform had ceased to operate on 1 July 2026 and that users were no longer able to open accounts, fill, trade, convert, pledge, borrow or participate in activities, and that the account retained only limited withdrawal uses; as at 6 July, all cash withdrawal requests had to be manually reviewed, and the automatic submission had been suspended, and that the presentation could be delayed, additional information was needed or could not be processed, and the platform was currently unable to guarantee processing time or amount. ZachXBT commented in this respect that the AscendEX bulletin recognized that the withdrawal “may or may not be processed”, and that its open hot wallet still did not have sufficient liquid assets to deal with its verified multiple seven-digit user claims. ZachXBT previously stated that there were multiple late or unprocessed reports in AscendEX, and that some of the withdrawals were still unprocessed but the fillings were still open。

6. BNB Chain is developing a new Layer1 for AI Agent transactions, with a main online target scheduled for early 2027

BNB Chain is developing a new Layer 1 block chain for the AI Agent (Intelligence Agent) trade, which is scheduled to be online for testing at the end of 2026 and to deploy the main network at the beginning of 2027. The new chain will run in parallel with the existing BNB Chain. The goal is to achieve pre-confirmation of transactions within 50 milliseconds, 100,000 TPS, and final confirmation within 1 second, and reduce the risk of looting and Sandwich attacks by removing the public memory pool (Mempool). BNB Chain CTO David Z states that the new chain is intended to provide an implementation experience close to a centralized exchange while maintaining self-cussion and transparency on the chain. In addition, BNB Chain has also disclosed that it is studying antiquity safety programmes and plans to support future quantum safety migrations through the abstraction of accounts。

7. Starknet co-founders questioned the Bitcoin 21 million cap mechanism and suggested introducing a fixed maximum distribution rate

The co-founder of Starknet, Eli Ben-Sasson, wrote on X to challenge the reasonableness of the 21 million supply caps ofbitcoin. In his view, all private keys would be lost over time. Ben-Sasson clearly expressed support for monetary policy with an “absolute ceiling”, but suggested adjustment strategies, such as ensuring sufficient liquidity by setting a fixed maximum distribution rate (e.g. 4 per cent per year) to ensure that flows matched human growth。