1.U.S. Senator: Purchased 3 Bitcoin mining machines and started mining in Texas2.Kaiko: Korean AI token weekly trading share rose to 18.7% in May3.The total market value of stablecoins is 160.583 billion US dollars, and USDT accounts for 69.59% of the market 4.Coinbase has a net outflow of 40,406 BTC in the past two months, worth $2.7 billion5.A whale has transferred 149.9 billion PEPE from Binance again, worth $2.3 million6.Bitcoin miners’ revenue fell sharply in May to $963 million, a 46% drop 7.The number of Bitcoin transactions on the chain reached 18.19 million in May, a record high8.The total open interest of BTC options on the entire network is $18.87 billion 9.Amber Group’s associated address deposited 2.96 million FRONT to Binance, worth $4.26 million10.US spot Bitcoin ETFs increased their holdings by 29,592 BTC in May

1. Paradigm researcher: Uniswap postponed the vote on "UNI staking and delegation rewards" because a certain VC was putting pressure on it

According to Paradigm researcher Dan Robinson's post on X regarding the "Uniswap postpones UNI staking and delegation reward voting scheduled for Friday" issue, he said, "It is disappointing that a large VC attempted to manipulate the token governance process at the last minute and delay community proposals to advance their own 'pet' project." Dan Robinson did not specify which VC it was.

Polyhedra Network has responded to a series of commitments previously made by Matter Labs regarding the ZK trademark on the X platform as follows:

Sam Kazemian, founder of Frax Finance, stated that the official Frax X account has been hacked. Users are advised not to click on any links.

Taiko stated that any token discount transactions from specific entities are independently managed and not authorized by Taiko. Taiko reminds users to be cautious and carefully evaluate any one-sided statements if a community emphasizes its relationship with the official platform.

Franklin Templeton's digital asset manager, Roger Baston, stated that financial innovators are engaged in a long-term game with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Compared to last year, the situation with the SEC is changing this year, and Franklin Templeton has had a pleasant cooperation with the SEC. They are pleased to see the SEC changing its attitude and tone.

A court in London, UK, sentenced a British Chinese woman named Jian Wen to 6 years and 8 months in prison for assisting her employer in money laundering related to Bitcoin. The Financial Times reported that the UK's Crown Prosecution Service has initiated civil recovery proceedings in the High Court for the confiscated assets. If no one else claims ownership of the criminal assets, half will go to the UK police and half to the UK Home Office. Huang Feng, a professor at the G20 Anti-Corruption and Asset Recovery Research Center at Beijing Normal University, said that according to UK law, if a victim of the crime asserts a claim to the property, the UK court will suspend the civil recovery application made by UK law enforcement agencies to determine the ownership of the relevant property.

The so-called FIT21 legislation to establish a U.S. regulatory regime for digital assets is set for a floor vote next week, and the sector is telling House leaders the effort is "crucial."

According to Arkham monitoring, someone accidentally sent 90% of their BTC assets to Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet address last night. They were trying to swap Ordinal for PupsToken, but ended up sending almost their entire wallet balance - about $7,000 worth of BTC.