Techub News reported that Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said in a reply to a user on X that when there is no liquidity available through the Across protocol, the system will show a link directing users to alternative bridge options. The comment outlines how Uniswap handles failed routing in its cross-chain bridge flow rather than leaving users at a dead end. Uniswap, one of the largest decentralized exchanges on Ethereum, has been refining its cross-chain bridging features in recent periods as it works to improve the user experience. The update does not introduce a new bridge on its own, but it shows that the interface is designed to redirect users when liquidity on Across is unavailable.

U.S. President Donald Trump said in early July 2026 that he supports using Australia’s superannuation system as a reference for changes to U.S. retirement savings, according to Techub, citing CryptoBriefing. The proposal includes “Trump Accounts,” a savings program for children that would give about $1,000 in initial government funding to each eligible child. The report notes that assets held in Australia’s super funds have already exceeded $4.3 trillion. It also says BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has praised the Australian model on multiple occasions. At the same time, the Trump administration has eased restrictions in 401(k) plans on alternative assets including cryptocurrencies. Even so, experts quoted in the report warned that folding a compulsory savings structure into the existing U.S. retirement framework would be difficult to execute. The item stops short of giving further policy details, but it frames the idea as part of a broader rethink of long-term savings design in the United States.

ETH fell below 1,800 USDT, with OKX market data showing the token at 1,799.64 USDT at the time of the update. The 24-hour decline stood at 1.23%, according to a newsflash published by Odaily. The item was categorized as a homepage headline and released on July 12, 2026. No additional market context or trading data was provided in the source beyond the quoted price and 24-hour move. The report cited OKX as the data source for the quoted ETH/USDT market reading.

Decentralized exchange Paradex rolled out its Funding V2 system on June 16, introducing a new method for calculating funding rates across long-tail trading pairs. According to Techub News, the system aggregates data from six platforms and recalculates funding rates every second using a weighted median, a setup designed to curb sharp rate fluctuations in less liquid markets. Under the model, Paradex assigns a weight of 3.5 to its own data, while each external venue carries a weight of 1.2. The exchange also applies an exponential weighted moving average with a 30-minute half-life to smooth the data. Its base interest rate is set at 0.01% per eight hours. The change is meant to reduce the impact of isolated data points from low-liquidity venues. Early data cited in the report shows funding-rate volatility has already fallen and moved closer to the broader market median, according to CryptoBriefing.

According to Jin10, U.S. Central Command spokesperson Captain Hawkins said the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired on commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz within the past hour. As of now, U.S. military aircraft have successfully shot down one Iranian cruise missile and one one-way attack drone. The update was cited by ChainCatcher in a 7x24 newsflash. No other details were provided in the brief.

Bitcoin fell below 64,000 USDT, according to market data from OKX cited by Odaily. The latest quoted price was 63,985.2 USDT, with BTC down 0.59% over the past 24 hours. The update was published by Odaily on July 12, 2026. This was a brief market move report based on exchange data, with no additional details provided in the source. The reported figures include both the spot level below 64,000 USDT and the 24-hour percentage decline. No image was attached to the original item, and no further market context was disclosed in the source text.

A Fox Business crypto reporter said in a post on X that this week is expected to bring a heavy flow of macro and regulatory updates, with markets watching fresh inflation readings, comments from Federal Reserve officials, and new clarity on the status of the Clarity Act. The items in focus include the latest Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index data, which could shape expectations for the Fed’s next rate decision. The reporter also said Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is set to deliver a semiannual monetary policy report to Congress and may face questions from lawmakers, while Michelle Bowman, Chris Waller, Michael Barr, Lisa Cook and several regional Fed presidents are also expected to speak. On the legislative side, an updated version of the Clarity Act will combine text from the Senate Banking Committee and the Senate Agriculture Committee. Some industry sources said key provisions remain under active negotiation and that an ethics agreement has not been completed. It is still unclear how that will affect the timing of a full Senate vote, though some are hoping it could happen as early as the week of the 20th.

Coinbase and Bitget have become the first cryptocurrency sponsors in the history of the 2026 Esports World Cup, according to Techub, citing CryptoBriefing. The event closed in Paris on July 12 with a total prize pool of $75 million. The Valorant competition accounted for $2 million of that amount. CryptoBriefing said the sponsorship was made possible by new French rules that allow crypto brands to carry out broader promotion at esports events. Even so, the two exchanges did not use the deal to market any specific token or trading product. Their presence was limited to brand display. The arrangement puts two major crypto exchanges into one of the largest esports events while staying within a narrower promotional scope. Based on the report, the sponsorship focused on visibility for the Coinbase and Bitget brands rather than direct promotion tied to token listings, trading services, or other exchange products.