A review of major developments on the evening of August 8th

12.12-2100 Keywords: BIP-110, WLFI, Clarity Act 1. Brazil tightens the regulation of encrypted currency transfers to curb fraud; 2. Becent states that the Strait of Hormuz will gradually lose its strategic importance; 3. The United States Senate adopts an interim grant bill, which is expected to avoid a government standstill; 4. Michael Saylor: BIP-110 fails to gain broad support from miners; 5. EU plans to revise the MiCA framework to focus on non-EU stable currency issuer access rules; 6. WLFI Treasury, AI Financial, sells its Canadian subsidiary to Prime Delta; 7. The United States and the Senate launched the first procedural voting process for the Clarity Bill, which is expected to move forward after the September recess。