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Galaxy Research reported that 20 BTC ($1.5 million), which had been dormant since being mined in 2010, was moved yesterday. The transfer occurred at block height 951,828, marking the first on-chain movement for these funds in approximately 15 years and eight months. The movement of long-dormant funds is often seen as an indicator that early miners or long-term holders may be resuming activity in their wallets.

Christopher Waller, a member of the U.S. Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, has suggested that the global spread of stablecoins will serve to strengthen America's financial dominance. Speaking at the 32nd Dubrovnik Economic Conference, Waller explained that countries adopting stablecoins would find themselves in a situation similar to maintaining a fixed exchange rate with the United States. He emphasized that this would effectively lead to these nations importing U.S. monetary policy, thereby expanding the Federal Reserve's policy influence across the globe.

The Cardano Foundation's planned Cardano Summit 2026 has been canceled, The Block reported. The decision came after an on-chain budget proposal for the event was rejected, securing only 65.21% of the vote—just 1.46 percentage points short of the 66.67% threshold required for approval. The proposal requested approximately $2 million (7.8 million ADA) for the summit's operating costs but failed to pass the community vote, leading to the complete cancellation of the event. However, a separate proposal submitted by EMURGO to sponsor 'TOKEN2049' was approved, and related promotional activities are expected to proceed without issue. Industry observers noted that the rejection of the summit's budget is seen as a case demonstrating that Cardano's on-chain governance is functioning effectively.

Kraken plans to launch a perpetual futures service in the U.S. compliant with Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) regulations within the next 30 days, Cointelegraph reported. The service will operate through the Bitnomial exchange, following an acquisition of the platform by Kraken's parent company, Payward, for up to $550 million announced in April. Meanwhile, Coinbase has also moved to capture the market, announcing access to global crypto options and perpetual futures for U.S. institutional investors immediately after receiving its own CFTC approval.

Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, hinted at an additional Bitcoin purchase on his X account last night, posting the phrase "Working Better" alongside a Saylor Tracker chart. Saylor has previously followed a pattern of buying more BTC after making similar posts. Meanwhile, MicroStrategy is holding a shareholder vote on a proposal to change the dividend payment frequency for its STRC perpetual preferred stock from monthly to semi-monthly. The company stated that approving the measure would help improve liquidity and enhance price stability.

HYPE, the native token of Hyperliquid, has surpassed Dogecoin (DOGE) in market capitalization to enter the top 10 of all cryptocurrencies.

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Texas resident Nathan Fuller with raising approximately $12.3 million by allegedly deceiving investors with promises of high returns from an AI-based trading bot. According to the SEC, Fuller attracted funds from about 150 investors from 2022 to 2024, promoting guaranteed returns of up to 100% or more within 21 to 45 days.

Sean Bill, CIO of Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company (BSTR), has argued that a significant number of companies with a corporate strategy of acquiring Bitcoin are relying more on promotion than on substantive capabilities, Cointelegraph reported. He criticized that many of these firms lack proper capital structures and the ability to genuinely utilize their Bitcoin holdings, and are instead solely dependent on the asset's price appreciation.

The Alephium token bridge has been hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $815,000, blockchain security firm Blockaid announced. According to the firm, the attacker compromised three of the bridge's four guardian keys, which enabled the signing of a forged VAA (verification message) to steal the assets.

Stablecoin inflows to Binance from whales holding over $1 million have been cut in half since last September, according to on-chain analyst Darkfost. Writing on X, he noted that monthly inflows have plummeted from approximately $62 billion to $33 billion. Darkfost suggested this indicates a significant contraction in market participation from large-scale investors. While large stablecoin inflows typically signal market re-evaluation and buying pressure, he explained that the recent decline points to the possibility of major funds either waiting on the sidelines or exiting the market. The analyst also highlighted the importance of risk management amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, such as the conflict between the U.S. and Iran.

Ethereum-based privacy protocol Zama has issued an official statement regarding Circle's freeze of its cUSDC contract. Zama explained that Circle's compliance system identified a specific wallet belonging to an external depositor as problematic. Because this wallet held funds within the cUSDC contract, the entire contract was automatically frozen. The protocol clarified that the measure was not a sanction against Zama itself but an accidental consequence of a regulatory action targeting a specific address. Zama's legal team is now working to isolate the wallet, and access for unaffected users is expected to be restored soon. The statement follows an earlier report from on-chain analyst ZachXBT, who revealed that Circle had blacklisted the contract.

The European Union is considering the introduction of a unified tax on the cryptocurrency industry to secure funding for its 2028–2034 budget, Politico reported. In a document submitted to member states and the European Parliament, the European Commission estimated that a 0.1% tax on crypto transactions could generate between €3 billion and €4 billion in annual revenue. It also projected that a tax on crypto capital gains could bring in an additional €1 billion to €2.4 billion per year. However, the Commission acknowledged that the actual tax revenue remains uncertain due to insufficient data. The proposal is currently under review and requires unanimous approval from all 27 EU member states to be implemented.

Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, has criticized Hyperliquid (HYPE), describing it as "like Binance 2.0 without a marketing team." In a post on X, he pointed out that Hyperliquid made technical choices during its development that are suitable for centralized systems but not for decentralized environments. This, he argued, has caused its transition to decentralization to lag behind competitors. Samani also noted that the changing U.S. regulatory landscape is strengthening requirements for collaboration with compliant firms, and Hyperliquid's current model could face greater regulatory risks.

Whale Alert reported that 200,347,000 SUSDS has been transferred from an unknown wallet to Justin Sun. The transaction is valued at about $220 million.

Whale Alert reported that 200,000,000 SUSDS has been transferred from Poloniex to an unknown wallet. The transaction is valued at about $220 million.

Whale Alert reported that 200,347,452 SUSDS has been transferred from HTX to an unknown wallet. The transaction is valued at about $220 million.

Blockchain security firm PeckShield reported that the hacker behind the Gravity Bridge exploit has laundered a portion of the stolen funds through ChangeNOW and Binance. According to the firm, the attacker stole assets worth about $5.4 million and currently still holds 2,102 ETH, valued at approximately $4.23 million. This follows an earlier report from on-chain analyst Specter, who first noted that about $5.4 million in assets had been stolen due to a contract key leak. The stolen assets included approximately $4.3 million in USDC, 274 WETH (about $553,000), $434,000 in USDT, and $64,000 in PAYG. The Gravity Bridge project has not yet issued an official statement.

On-chain analyst ZachXBT said stablecoin issuer Circle has blacklisted the cUSDC (Confidential USDC) contract for ZAMA, an Ethereum-based privacy protocol. According to the analyst, the move, which occurred about seven hours ago, has frozen approximately $12.6 million in USDC within the contract. ZachXBT explained that the contract address is publicly listed in ZAMA's official documentation and on block explorers. The specific reason for the freeze has not yet been confirmed. He also pointed out that in March, Circle froze more than 16 hot wallets belonging to various companies, protocols, and service providers without explanation.

On-chain analyst MLM reported that approximately $23 million in funds suspected to be from hacking or phishing has been used to purchase Monero (XMR). According to MLM, an associated address withdrew $29.3 million in USDC from Coinbase three days ago, converted it to DAI, and then swapped it back to USDC before buying XMR through multiple wallets. The analysis indicates that related addresses bought around $23 million worth of XMR over the past four to 17 hours, a buying spree that coincided with a 15% rise in XMR's price. The addresses currently hold about $4 million in DAI on-chain and have reportedly halted further XMR purchases.

The cross-chain protocol Gravity Bridge is suspected of having been hacked, according to on-chain analyst Specter. Specter suggested that a compromised contract key may have led to the outflow of approximately $5.4 million in various cryptocurrencies. The drained assets reportedly include around $4.3 million in USDC, 274 WETH (worth about $553,000), $434,000 in USDT, and $64,000 in PAYG. The project's team has not yet issued an official statement, and the exact extent of the damage and the cause of the attack are still under investigation.

Yanis Varoufakis, a Greek politician and the country's former finance minister, revealed on a podcast that he once owned 2,000 BTC. He explained that he donated his entire holdings due to ideological disagreements with Bitcoin. Varoufakis is known for his long-standing critical stance on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has expressed a bullish outlook for HYPE, the native token of the Hyperliquid ecosystem. On social media, he posted, "HYPE to $150," adding, "Down with TradFi and the Clarity Act. Long live Caesar." HYPE has recently been one of the top-performing assets in the cryptocurrency market, rising approximately 20% over the past week.

Heima, a cross-chain abstraction layer project, announced that it has initiated a community vote on an on-chain proposal to burn 16.5 million HEI tokens from its ecosystem allocation. The Heima Foundation has voted in favor of the proposal, but the final decision will depend on the outcome of the community vote. The proposed burn aims to enhance the long-term value of the ecosystem by reducing the token supply. The project also emphasized its commitment to governance transparency and community participation.

Andrew Gault, CEO of ZeroTier, has argued that the primary risk from quantum computing lies not in hacking Bitcoin wallet private keys but in the broader authentication and payment infrastructure of the financial system, including institutions, exchanges, and custodians. He explained that attackers are already gathering data such as inter-institutional payment records, authentication messages, and digital signatures, which could be decrypted in the future through "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" attacks once quantum computers become sufficiently powerful. Gault also pointed out that digital asset infrastructure, including exchange API authentication, cross-chain bridge proofs, and custodian signature systems, is exposed to the same danger.