KLEA Crypto Daily: Saturday, July 25, 2026

Published: July 26, 2026 – 00:10 UTC

Key stories from July 25, 2026.

Robert Kiyosaki Reinforces Crash Warning — Foresees Many Wiped out Amid ‘Bankrupt’ US Economy

Robert Kiyosaki warns that a global crash and what he calls a “bankrupt” U.S. economy could wipe out many investors, while rising debt, weakening bonds, and geopolitical tensions deepen financial instability. His predictions highlight the potential systemic risks facing the global economy, particularly in the context of rising inflation and market volatility.

Sberbank to Launch Crypto Trading Infrastructure by December 1

Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, is set to introduce a crypto trading infrastructure and digital custody services by December 1, aligning with the country’s evolving regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. This initiative marks a significant step in Russia’s approach to integrating digital assets into its financial system, amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and regulatory scrutiny.

EU Expands HTX Crackdown Amid Ongoing Sanctions Against Russia

The European Union has intensified its sanctions against the cryptocurrency exchange HTX, which is linked to Russia, by implementing a transaction ban on its parent company, Huobi Global S.A. This move is part of a broader effort to tighten scrutiny on crypto services that may be used to evade sanctions against Russia, potentially impacting the operations of other exchanges and the cryptocurrency market as a whole.

Bank of America Projects US Deficit to Hit $2 Trillion This Year

Bank of America has forecasted that the U.S. federal deficit will reach $2 trillion this year, with interest payments on the national debt expected to hit $1 trillion. This significant financial outlook raises concerns about the sustainability of U.S. fiscal policy and its potential implications for the broader economy, including the cryptocurrency market.

CLARITY Act Sparks Civil War Between Banks and Crypto as Senate Vote Nears

The CLARITY Act, intended to provide clear regulations for the crypto market, has ignited significant conflict among banks, crypto companies, and lawmakers, raising doubts about its future. As Congress approaches recess, the division over key provisions of the bill could have lasting implications for the regulatory landscape of digital assets.

$9.7M Drained Across Ethereum, Solana, TRON, and TON in Triple-A Exploit

Triple-A, a global fiat-to-crypto payment gateway, suffered a multimillion-dollar hack resulting in over $9.7 million drained from its hot wallets across multiple blockchain networks. This incident raises significant concerns regarding the security of digital asset infrastructures and the potential for increased regulatory scrutiny.

Fidelity Urges Senate to Pass CLARITY Act for Comprehensive Digital Asset Regulations

Fidelity Investments, managing $7.1 trillion in assets, has called on U.S. senators to establish comprehensive regulations for digital asset markets through the CLARITY Act. This push from a major financial institution highlights the growing importance of regulatory clarity in the rapidly evolving cryptocurrency landscape.

Source: KLEA News