Bitcoin-linked U.S. stocks kept moving higher, with Coinbase posting the strongest gain among the names cited in the report. According to MSX.COM data, Bitcoin rose past the $66,000 mark and was up more than 2.3% at $66,694. Strategy (MSTR.US) gained more than 5%, while Robinhood (HOOD.US) and Circle (CRCL.US) were each up more than 7%. The move came alongside a policy update tied to the CLARITY Act. According to people cited in the report, U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to include ethics provisions in the bill, and the White House has reached agreement on an ethics plan related to the legislation. The report said that development removes the last major obstacle for the crypto regulatory bill after months of back-and-forth. The bill text could be released as soon as the same day, though a slight delay remains possible.

BlockBeats reported on July 21, citing Iran’s Press TV, that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard struck a U.S. radar system at Jaber Base in Kuwait. The brief alert did not provide additional operational details, casualty information, or any official response beyond the cited report. The item was published as a 7x24 flash update, with the source attribution limited to Press TV as referenced by BlockBeats.

Digital Asset, the developer behind the Canton blockchain, said it has completed a $355 million funding round. Shinhan Financial Group and SC Ventures joined the financing as strategic investors. The company’s main business is the development of the Canton public blockchain, according to the announcement cited by Odaily. No additional details on valuation, round structure, or other participating backers were disclosed in the brief update.

GRAM rose past the $1.5 mark on July 21, according to HTX market data, with the token quoted at $1.555 at the time of the update. The move put its 10-minute gain at more than 9%. The price action followed an earlier report tied to Telegram, whose founder said the company is working to build a native non-custodial Gram wallet into every Telegram app. The update links a sharp short-term market move with a product statement that had already been reported, while the data cited in the market note came specifically from HTX. No other market metrics or broader trading details were provided in the source update.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov said in a post on his personal channel that this summer will bring what he described as the largest deployment of a non-custodial crypto wallet in human history. Telegram plans to integrate a native non-custodial Gram wallet across all of its applications, according to Durov. He said the wallet will give Telegram’s more than 1 billion users instant, zero-fee cryptocurrency transactions and help push on-chain payments closer to mainstream use. Durov wrote, “We are bringing the native non-custodial Gram wallet into every Telegram app.” The statement, as cited by Odaily, did not include more technical details about the rollout.

Foundry USA, a Bitcoin mining pool, has released a resource guide centered on BIP-110 and said it is intended for miners weighing their decision before voting closes at block 961,632. The guide pulls together a range of materials in one place rather than presenting a single source. According to the description, it includes the official BIP-110 specification, the proposal website, discussion on the Bitcoin-dev mailing list, Orange Surf’s interactive explainer, and commentary from Jameson Lopp. It also compiles views from Adam Back, Michael Saylor, Luke Dashjr, Alex Thorn, and Softfork Mechanic. The update was reported by News.bitcoin and cited by Odaily.

Lookonchain said U.S. spot crypto exchange-traded funds recorded fresh net inflows, with Bitcoin ETFs taking in 3,443 BTC and Ethereum ETFs adding 19,517 ETH. Over the past seven days, cumulative net inflows reached 11,030 BTC for U.S. Bitcoin ETFs and 81,773 ETH for U.S. Ethereum ETFs. The update points to continued positive flow data across both major crypto ETF categories in the U.S., based on Lookonchain’s monitoring.

Moonshot AI plans to complete adjustments to its offshore red-chip structure by the end of this month, according to people familiar with the matter cited by Odaily via Jinshi. The move is described as preparation for domestic fundraising and an initial public offering, with the company said to be able to reach Hong Kong’s capital market as soon as this year. The report also said Moonshot AI is preparing to open talks in August for what could be its final pre-IPO fundraising round. Riding renewed market interest in large language models, the company is seeking a valuation of as much as $50 billion in that process. Separately, people familiar with the matter said a financing round launched this summer is expected to close in the coming days at a valuation of about $31.5 billion. Once that round is completed, Moonshot AI would immediately begin discussions with potential investors on another raise, which could become the last capital injection before its planned Hong Kong listing.