24H Hot Coins & Headlines | Trump Expects Government "Shutdown" in September; Samsung Electronics to Introduce Stablecoin in Samsung Wallet (July 23)
- Core Insights: This article provides a comprehensive overview of the cryptocurrency market trends and on-chain hotspots as of July 22, 2026, focusing on macro and industry developments such as the potential U.S. government shutdown under Trump, the introduction of stablecoins in Samsung Wallet, and Kraken's expansion of on-chain stocks. It also examines key topics including Bitcoin's price cycle, Japan's Bitcoin ETF plans, and the U.S. CLARITY Act.
- Key Elements:
- Among 24-hour CEX hot coins, RE showed significant gains (+15.6%), while ZEC posted the largest decline (-3.15%). On-chain Meme coin hotspots are concentrated on Robinhood Chain, such as PONS.
- Trump anticipates a potential federal government "shutdown" in September due to partisan divisions, heightening short-term policy uncertainty.
- Samsung Electronics will introduce stablecoin support in Samsung Wallet and plans to launch a Galaxy Card in the U.S. in partnership with Barclays and Visa.
- Kraken parent company Payward expands its xStocks platform to overseas stock markets in Hong Kong, the UK, and South Korea.
- Japan plans to launch a Bitcoin ETF by 2028, with 79% of institutional investors intending to invest in crypto assets within the next three years, expected to attract substantial individual capital inflows.
- Tesla reported Q2 revenue of $282.4 billion (up 26% YoY), and Alphabet posted Q2 revenue of $119.8 billion (up 24% YoY), both exceeding expectations.
- Grayscale's Head of Research puts forward a macro-driven perspective, suggesting Bitcoin's price may have bottomed out if the Fed stops raising rates and economic growth remains stable.

1. Popular CEX Tokens
CEX Top 10 by Trading Volume and 24h Change:
- BTC: -1.06%
- ETH: -0.44%
- SOL: -1.12%
- XRP: -0.86%
- BNB: -0.6%
- RE: +15.6%
- DOGE: -1.43%
- ZEC: -3.15%
- TRX: -0.03%
- QQQB: -0.6%
24h Gainers (Data source: OKX):
- ZAMA: +27.15%
- PROS: +24.55%
- RE: +16.66%
- NES: +15.52%
- ASP: +7.05%
- KITE: +6.67%
- BARD: +4.28%
- DYDX: +4.16%
- HBAR: +3.77%
- WIN: +3.76%
24h Stock and Crypto Gainers (Data source: msx.com):
- SMCI.M: +21.49%
- SKHY.M: +12.28%
- TSLQ.M: +10.86%
- CONI.M: +10.19%
- DELL.M: +9.33%
- RIOT.M: +8.56%
- ABTS.M: +8.47%
- LQDA.M: +8.28%
- CIFR.M: +7.34%
- CRWV.M: +6.92%
2. Top 5 On-Chain Memes (Data source: GMGN):
- PONS (Robinhood Chain)
- CASHCAT (Robinhood Chain)
- AI (Robinhood Chain)
- SWOGE (Robinhood Chain)
- DOYR (BSC)
Headlines
Trump: US Federal Government Likely to Shut Down in September
On July 22, local time, US President Trump stated during a speech in Georgia that a federal government shutdown is likely in September due to disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over spending priorities. On July 21, local time, the Republican-controlled US House of Representatives passed a short-term funding bill to provide funding for federal agencies through December 4, avoiding a shutdown before the November midterm elections. This temporary funding measure is also known as a "continuing resolution." The bill will now be submitted to the Senate for review. Currently, Senate Republican leaders are negotiating with Democrats and considering proposing their own short-term funding plan. If Congress fails to pass a funding bill in time, funding for most federal agencies and programs will expire at midnight on September 30, the end of the current fiscal year.
Samsung Electronics to Introduce Stablecoin Support in Samsung Wallet
Samsung Electronics announced at the Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event that its Samsung Wallet plans to introduce support for stablecoins, integrating payments, rewards, and digital assets into a unified service. Samsung stated this will be one of the first major phone brands to natively support stablecoins as a feature. Samsung Wallet has expanded from a payment tool into a digital hub capable of storing keys, IDs, and boarding passes. The event also unveiled the first financial service based on Samsung Wallet, the Samsung Galaxy Card, launched in partnership with Barclays and Visa in the US. Samsung stated that its Knox security platform protects sensitive information through end-to-end encryption.
Kraken Parent Payward Expands xStocks to Hong Kong, UK, and Korean Stock Markets
Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, is expanding its xStocks platform beyond the US market, bringing stocks from Hong Kong, the UK, South Korea, and other markets on-chain.
Industry News
US Republicans to Update Crypto Industry on CLARITY Act Text Progress
According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, citing an industry source invited to a conference call, crypto industry stakeholders are set to hold a conference call with Republican leadership later this morning local time to receive updates on the latest text of the CLARITY Act.
The UK plans to issue its first tokenized sovereign bond by early 2027. A key prerequisite is resolving on-chain cash settlement, a challenge that has long limited institutional use of digital bonds.
Industry experts suggest the plan likely has sufficient backing from the UK Treasury, the Bank of England, and regulators to proceed despite recent political changes, potentially boosting UK debt demand.
Progress is currently constrained by the lack of a standardized on-chain payment method, a mature GBP stablecoin, and regulatory clarity.
Report: Crypto Industry Expected to Contribute Over $55 Billion to US Economy in 2026
According to a report by the National Cryptocurrency Association, the crypto industry is projected to contribute over $55 billion to the US economy in 2026 and support over 266,000 direct and related jobs.
Japan Aims for Bitcoin ETF Launch in 2028, Retail Funds Likely Primary Inflow Source
Japan is expected to launch a Bitcoin ETF as early as 2028. Following the amendment of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act to include crypto assets under financial product regulation, Japan's Financial Services Agency plans to revise rules related to investment trusts, allowing funds and ETFs to hold crypto assets as primary investment targets. Multiple asset management firms are considering participation. Institutional investor interest in crypto assets in Japan is growing, with a survey by Nomura Holdings and Laser Digital showing that approximately 79% of institutional investors and family offices plan to invest in crypto assets within the next three years.
Project News
Move Industries Unaffiliated with Movement Labs, Not Involved in Its Bankruptcy
Torab, CEO of Move Industries, posted on X stating that Move Industries is a developer team within the Movement ecosystem and has no affiliation with Movement Labs, which has filed for bankruptcy. Therefore, Move Industries is not involved in the bankruptcy case. Torab stated that Movement is now a global fintech company with a live, licensed stablecoin payment channel aimed at bridging the gap between current fund transfer methods and the ideal model. He revealed he just concluded a trip to East Africa where discussions were held with the Central Bank of Ethiopia regarding stablecoin adoption. Previously, Movement Labs filed for bankruptcy, with a $1.6 million claim from the ousted founder being the largest debt.
Kalshi Launches Midterms Hub, Showing Live Odds for US Congressional Races
Prediction market platform Kalshi has launched its Midterms Hub, displaying real-time market odds for various Senate and House races across the US. The page integrates live trading prices, polling averages, FEC fundraising data, and curated news. Kalshi is also seeking regulatory approval to expand its perpetual futures trading beyond cryptocurrencies and is pursuing new financing at a valuation of approximately $40 billion.
Tesla Q2 Revenue $28.24 Billion, Up 26% Year-Over-Year
Tesla reported Q2 revenue of $28.24 billion, a 26% increase year-over-year, exceeding the $26.32 billion estimate. Q2 adjusted EPS was $0.33, below the $0.51 estimate; Q2 EPS was $0.32, compared to $0.33 in the same period last year. Q2 free cash flow was negative $1.09 billion, better than the expected negative $3.64 billion. Q2 automotive segment revenue was $20.52 billion, surpassing the $18.68 billion estimate.
Alphabet Q2 Revenue $119.8 Billion, Up 24% Year-Over-Year
Alphabet reported Q2 revenue of $119.8 billion, a 24% increase year-over-year, surpassing the $117.02 billion estimate. Q2 operating income was $40.77 billion, slightly above the $40.55 billion estimate. Q2 capital expenditure was $44.92 billion, slightly above the $44.15 billion estimate. Q2 Google Cloud revenue was $24.77 billion, exceeding the $22.46 billion estimate. Q2 Google Services revenue was $94.54 billion, in line with the $94.32 billion estimate.
Funding & Investment
AMD to Invest $5 Billion in Anthropic, Forms AI Chip Partnership
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has reached an agreement with Anthropic. AMD will invest up to $5 billion in Anthropic and sign a cooperation deal for AI server procurement worth tens of billions of dollars.
Under the agreement, starting in the first half of 2027, Anthropic can purchase up to 2 gigawatts of total compute power using AMD's next-generation Instinct MI450 chips. AMD stated that the investment will be tied to achieving the agreed-upon compute deployment targets.
People & Voices
Grayscale Research Head: Bitcoin Price May Have Bottomed if Fed Halts Rate Hikes
Zach Pandl, Head of Research at Grayscale, stated that the market currently holds two main views on when the Bitcoin bear market will end: one follows the "four-year cycle," and the other views Bitcoin as a mature asset driven by macroeconomic factors. The "four-year cycle" view suggests that the halving event remains the core driver of Bitcoin's price cycles. Historically, Bitcoin has typically bottomed about one year after the cycle peak and about 2.5 years after the halving, with an average cumulative drawdown of approximately 80%. Following this pattern, Bitcoin could still fall further and form a bottom in September or October. The alternative view posits that Bitcoin's price will increasingly be influenced by economic growth, real interest rates, and Fed policy changes, much like other major assets. Past Bitcoin bear markets have often coincided with slowing economic growth or rising real interest rates. The current decline also occurred against a backdrop of rising rate hike expectations and increasing real rates. Pandl stated he leans towards the macro-driven view. If the Fed halts rate hikes and economic growth remains stable, the Bitcoin price may have already bottomed.
Recently, news regarding "Huang Xiaoming investing in ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT)" sparked widespread discussion. Online rumors claimed Huang Xiaoming made returns of approximately tens of billions of RMB from this investment.
Based on available information, the "Huang Xiaoming" holding equity in CXMT is not the same person as the actor Huang Xiaoming.
According to Sanyan Community news, microblogger @万能的大熊 (Wanneng de Daxiong) verified this directly with actor Huang Xiaoming himself, who explicitly stated it was not his investment. Furthermore, the actual Huang Xiaoming holding CXMT shares is likely an executive at Midea Group. This individual indirectly holds approximately 3.17% of CXMT through Zhaoyin Yunting, the ninth-largest shareholder (holding 1.58%). After CXMT's IPO, the value of these shares is estimated to be around 1 billion RMB.
Investor Perspective: If CLARITY Passes, Lighter, as a US Company, Would Be the Biggest Beneficiary
Eric Conner, former Ethereum core developer and angel investor, posted on X stating that if the CLARITY Act ultimately passes, Lighter could be the biggest winner. Most other projects are built overseas, but Lighter chose to register in the US, is currently applying for a license from the CFTC, and its founder has even joined the CFTC's advisory committee. This bill essentially directly unlocks their entire strategic logic.


