PANews 5月29日消息，据Onchain Lens监测，Galaxy Digital从解除质押中接收了100万枚HYPE（6150万美元），并已将其中50万枚HYPE（3036万美元）存入Bybit和OKX。

PANews reported on May 29th that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, OTC whale 0xFB7 purchased another 20,000 ETH ($40.48 million) from FalconX and sent 50 million USDT to Wintertermute, possibly for further purchases. This whale currently holds 143,906 ETH ($317.6 million).

Shenzhen Tide TechFlow news, on May 28, the Nikkei 225 index opened down 197.19 points, a decline of 0.30%, at 64,802.22 points. The Korea KOSPI index opened down 78.27 points, a decline of 0.95%, at 8,150.43 points.

According to a report by TechFlow on May 28, a US official told Reuters that the US military has launched a new strike on an Iranian military base that poses a threat to US forces and commercial navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The US military also intercepted and shot down multiple Iranian drones that threatened US forces and commercial maritime traffic. (Jinshi)

PANews reported on May 28th that, according to The Block, TD Cowen stated that President Trump's public support for the CFTC's jurisdiction over prediction markets is unlikely to change the legal debate surrounding event contracts. TD Cowen Managing Director Jaret Seiberg pointed out that the matter is now in federal court, and cannot be decided by regulators or the executive branch. He still believes the Supreme Court will ultimately rule on whether Congress takes precedence over state sports betting laws when establishing event contracts, and that states still hold the upper hand in this debate; the litigation could take two years or more. Seiberg also noted that Trump's post was more about defending CFTC Chairman Selig following a New York Times investigation than about substantively changing policy.

PANews reported on May 28 that, according to The Block, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) under the White House Office of Management and Budget stated on its website on Tuesday that it has received a proposed rule for prediction markets from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and is currently reviewing it. A CFTC spokesperson stated that more information will be released after the OIRA review is completed. CFTC Chairman Michael Selig has consistently argued that prediction markets fall under his agency's "exclusive jurisdiction" and has filed lawsuits in five states: Wisconsin, Illinois, Arizona, Connecticut, and New York. On Tuesday, Trump publicly endorsed Selig, stating that the CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets is "crucial."

TechFlow news, May 27, the Nikkei 225 index opened up 883.50 points, or 1.36%, at 65879.59 points. South Korea's KOSPI index opened up 195.89 points, or 2.43%, at 8243.4 points.

According to TechFlow on Deep Tide, on May 27, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering amending decades-old rules that prohibit companies from making certain communications during the listing process, with the aim of boosting Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said at a Stanford University event on Tuesday local time that he welcomes reforms to the so-called 'gun-jumping' rules, which have not been updated for over 20 years.Atkins stated: 'The way companies communicated with employees, customers, and potential investors at that time bears almost no resemblance to today. I look forward to establishing a more coordinated set of rules that provide clarity, simplicity, and alignment with modern technology.' Atkins has expressed regret over the decline in the number of publicly listed companies in the United States since the 1990s and has promised to relax rules and develop industry-friendly policies to stimulate market activity. Last week, the agency released a comprehensive proposal that could allow certain new large issuers to temporarily avoid complying with many of its strictest disclosure rules. Part of the proposal would allow companies classified as 'large accelerated filers' to skip certain requirements for up to five years. The agency will seek public comments on the proposal within 60 days. (Jinshi)

PANews reported on May 27 that, according to The Block, TD Cowen stated that the likelihood of the CLARITY bill passing this year is decreasing as the US political environment continues to deteriorate. Jaret Seiberg, managing director of TD Cowen's Washington research group, pointed out that recent developments involving President Trump have made it more difficult for Democrats to support the bill unless it includes conflict-of-interest clauses. Several developments Seiberg cited include: the settlement between Trump and the IRS establishing a $1.776 billion antiweaponization fund and permanently prohibiting the IRS from auditing Trump and his family's past tax returns; a New York Times investigative report revealing how prediction markets and crypto interests drive their agenda, and the Trump family's connections to multiple crypto companies; and government-disclosed financial documents showing approximately 3,600 stock transactions executed in Trump's name in the first three months of 2026, some coinciding with Trump's public discussions of related companies or policies. Seiberg believes these developments increase pressure on Democrats to include conflict-of-interest clauses, and Republicans may delay legislation due to their reluctance to vote against amendments targeting Trump. With the midterm elections approaching, there is little room for further delays.

PANews reported on May 27th that, according to The Block, since the KelpDAO cross-chain bridge attack in mid-April, the total value locked (TVL) in DeFi has decreased by approximately 14%, from about $172 billion to $148 billion. The attackers exploited vulnerabilities in off-chain infrastructure, rather than smart contracts, to steal approximately $292 million, exposing new infrastructure risks. The outflow of funds has continued for more than five weeks, indicating that investors are broadly withdrawing marginal capital, rather than targeting specific attacked protocols. Lending, the largest DeFi category, saw the largest drop in total value locked (TVL), falling from approximately $53 billion to $40 billion. Liquidity restaking protocols also experienced a significant decline. The KelpDAO attack demonstrates that as smart contract security improves, off-chain infrastructure is becoming a more vulnerable attack surface.