① Visa, Mastercard, and Coinbase Join Open USD, Partner-Led Stablecoin Adds a DeFi Yield Battle

Cryptocurrency users have spent years helping USDC become the default dollar for institutional DeFi trading, lending, and settlement, but Open Standard’s new Open USD stablecoin is testing whether the dollars users hold can be repaid. Open Standard says businesses will be able to mint and redeem Open USD for free on unl.

② Bitcoin ETFs Lost a Record $4.5 Billion in June, Surpassing Strategy’s $1.25 Billion Gain
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw record outflows of $4.5 billion in June, bringing the total for this year so far to $5.5 billion, marking an unprecedented pace of withdrawals.

③ FxPro Eliminates Spreads on Cryptocurrencies and Indices
FxPro eliminates spreads on cryptocurrencies and indices.

④ Why the Next Big Crypto Move Will Be Determined by Inflation, Not Charts
In 2026, most of the time Bitcoin traded in a market environment dominated by macroeconomics rather than by crypto headlines. Although ETF flows, on-chain metrics, and technical patterns are still important, the biggest volatility moves in digital assets increasingly come from outside the crypto ecosystem. Yingbula

⑤ Open Standard Launches Open Dollar Stablecoin Backed by Visa, Stripe, Coinbase
Open Standard has launched Open USD, a new stablecoin designed specifically for global payments and digital asset transfers, supported by more than 140 companies across payments, banking, technology, and cryptocurrency. The project aims to address the common challenges enterprises face when using stablecoi.

⑥ 'XRP Ledger Leads by 15 Years: Ripple’s Former Chief Engineer Reacts to the New Visa Mastercard Stablecoin'
A former Ripple engineer said that the new Open USD alliance from Visa and Mastercard validates the XRPL architecture, proving the network is 15 years ahead.

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