This week, $442 million worth of crypto tokens will unlock, a notable drop from last week’s $1.57 billion surge. Major unlocks include Avail ($19.3M), Venom ($13.06M), and AltLayer ($8.93M), with 39 projects scheduled for cliff unlocks totaling $96.70 million. Daily linear disbursements will exceed $68 million on July 21 alone, led by Solana ($85.01M) and TRUMP ($52.33M). Despite the influx, recent trends show resilience, with TRUMP up 12% weekly and Worldcoin climbing 12.5%. Dogecoin, despite its $25M unlock, has surged 33.1% in a week, suggesting strong market absorption potential.
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Vietnam’s National Assembly passed the Law on Digital Technology Industry on June 14, 2025, marking the country’s first comprehensive regulation of digital assets. The law, effective January 2026, introduces a licensing regime for exchanges, AML safeguards, and tailored tax rules, ending years of regulatory uncertainty. It categorizes digital assets into ‘crypto assets’ (subject to strict licensing and KYC rules) and ‘virtual assets’ (with looser obligations). The move follows pressure from the FATF, which had placed Vietnam on its ‘grey list’ for AML deficiencies. With 17 million crypto holders and $100 billion in estimated holdings, Vietnam ranks fifth globally in crypto adoption. The law aims to attract institutional investment, protect local developers, and position Vietnam as a regional crypto hub alongside Singapore and Thailand. Key details, such as tax implementation and DeFi treatment, will be clarified in sub-decrees within 180 days.
about Vietnam Regulates Crypto with New Digital Asset LawVietnam Legalizes Bitcoin, Boosts Digital Economy
Vietnam’s National Assembly has passed the Law on Digital Technology Industry, set to take effect on January 1, 2026, legalizing crypto assets like Bitcoin. The law categorizes digital assets into virtual assets (e.g., in-game tokens) and crypto assets (e.g., Bitcoin) and is part of a broader push to advance Vietnam’s digital economy. By establishing clear regulations, Vietnam aims to attract tech talent and investment while solidifying its position as a Southeast Asian tech hub. The move aligns with global trends of increasing crypto adoption and regulatory clarity, with Bitcoin’s price reflecting positive market sentiment. The law also supports AI, semiconductors, and digital infrastructure, signaling Vietnam’s long-term tech ambitions.
about Vietnam Legalizes Bitcoin, Boosts Digital EconomyVietnam Legalizes Crypto Assets in New Digital Tech Law
Vietnam’s National Assembly has passed the Law on Digital Technology Industry, legalizing crypto assets and setting incentives for AI, semiconductors, and infrastructure. Effective January 1, 2026, the law categorizes digital assets into virtual and crypto assets, excluding securities and fiat currencies. This move aims to foster digital innovation while bringing crypto under regulatory oversight, marking a significant step in Vietnam’s tech and financial landscape.
about Vietnam Legalizes Crypto Assets in New Digital Tech LawVietnam Joins BRICS Amid Push for De-Dollarization
The BRICS economic alliance is growing as Vietnam becomes its 10th ‘partner country,’ joining others like Belarus, Nigeria, and Thailand. Originally formed in 2009 as BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China), the group expanded to include South Africa and now aims to reduce dependence on the US dollar through initiatives like local currency transactions and a potential gold-backed common currency. While Saudi Arabia has reportedly avoided formal membership to avoid tensions with the US, BRICS continues to prioritize economic cooperation, trade facilitation, and alternative payment platforms. Despite early 2025 claims from some member countries that de-dollarization isn’t a primary goal, the alliance’s broader strategy suggests a shift away from dollar dominance.
about Vietnam Joins BRICS Amid Push for De-DollarizationVenom Foundation Hits 150k TPS in Stress Test, Mainnet Upgrade Ahead
The Venom Foundation has completed a closed-network stress test of its next-generation blockchain protocol, demonstrating a capacity of 150,000 transactions per second (TPS) and finality in under three seconds. The upgrade, scheduled for Q3 2025, aims to make Venom one of the most efficient public blockchains, catering to payment providers, exchanges, and game studios. Key features include DAG-based mempool consensus for scalability, fair order flow to prevent MEV exploits, and parallel smart-contract execution for high-volume DeFi. The foundation will publish all test data and configurations on GitHub, with independent audits underway. Venom, a Cayman-registered non-profit, is backed by researchers and developers from Abu Dhabi.
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The Venom Foundation has completed a closed-network stress test of its next-generation blockchain protocol, demonstrating 150,000 TPS and sub-three-second transaction finality. The upgrade, scheduled for Q3 2025, aims to make Venom one of the fastest public blockchains, catering to payment providers, exchanges, and gaming studios. Key features include DAG-based consensus for scalability, fair order flow to prevent MEV exploits, and parallel smart contract execution for high-volume DeFi. The foundation will publish all test data and undergo independent audits before the testnet launch in Q2 2025, followed by a mainnet migration in Q3 and ecosystem expansion in Q4.
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