Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (July 22

Low-carbon energy in Bitcoin mining exceeds 59%
Researchers reported increased use of renewable and low-carbon energy sources in BTC mining. This strengthens the argument that the industry is gradually becoming more environmentally sustainable.
Researchers report barriers to social media data access in the EU
Researchers say access to data from major social media platforms in Europe remains limited despite digital regulation requirements. This makes it harder to study misinformation, recommendation algorithms, and the impact of platforms on society.
U.S. lawmakers propose an “emergency stop button” for AI
American lawmakers introduced a bill requiring developers of powerful AI systems to implement an emergency shutdown mechanism. The idea is aimed at reducing risks in cases of uncontrolled model behavior.
Brazilian farm receives a loan backed by tokenized cows
An agricultural business in Brazil used tokenized cattle as collateral to secure financing. The case shows how real-world assets are increasingly moving into blockchain infrastructure.
Kazakhstan approves rules for strategic mining
Kazakh authorities approved new rules for strategic mining projects. The regulation is designed to increase industry transparency, control energy consumption, and attract major players.
Trump administration introduces new tariffs against 60 countries
The U.S. announced a new package of tariff measures targeting dozens of countries. Markets are assessing the potential impact on global trade, inflation, and investor interest in safe-haven assets.
Physical attacks on crypto entrepreneurs rise by more than 33%
Analysts recorded a sharp increase in assaults, kidnappings, and extortion attempts targeting crypto asset holders. The trend shows that security in the crypto industry now involves not only wallets and passwords, but also physical protection.

Crypto Digest by MINE.exchange (July 22–28 2026)