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BlockBeats reports on May 29: Huang Licheng has increased his position again, having been liquidated 12 hours ago, with a total loss of $78.38 million since September 2025. Currently holding: Ethereum 25x long, $7.64 million, entry price $1,991.52, liquidation price $1,957.86; Bitcoin 40x long, $880k, entry price $73,337.8, liquidation price $57,183.3.

Mars Finance News reports, citing remarks from the U.S. Federal Reserve, that Moussallem said interest rate hikes should be used to address higher real interest rates.

CryptoWorld News reports that a certain whale has sold about 57,300 HYPE tokens in batches using TWAP (time-weighted order execution), which is equivalent to roughly $3.3 million at the current price. Meanwhile, this address also simultaneously sold about 2.28 million meme tokens Purr from the HyperLiquid ecosystem, valued at about $200,000. Judging from the overall selling pressure on the platform, as of the time of publication, the TWAP net selling power for HYPE over the next 24 hours reaches $1.2 million.

CryptoWorld News: Alibaba's DAMO Academy announced today the official release of its "MindOpt" solver (mindopt) GPU version, fully leveraging GPU parallel acceleration features and introducing new algorithms to break through the "long tail effect" challenge. Testing on approximately 2,000 general cases shows that MindOpt can stably solve over 99% of problem types to high precision, and even support traditionally "unsolvable" linear programming problems with billions of variables. The solver is hailed as "the core of industrial software," responsible for complex calculations in critical fields such as power dispatch, flight scheduling, high-end manufacturing, and financial management. Traditional linear programming solvers are CPU-based, relying on complex matrix decomposition calculations. As problem sizes grow, memory requirements explode, and limited parallelism in traditional algorithms leads to problems that cannot converge in hours or even crash outright.

News from BieJie.com: Commercial shipping volume through the Strait of Hormuz has sharply dropped, with only a small number of Iran-related vessels still passing through, highlighting that traffic at this globally most important energy chokepoint is intermittent. According to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg, only two vessels entered the Persian Gulf that day, while a fuel-oil tanker appeared to pause during its departure. This shipping disruption comes as the market awaits the outcome of US-Iran negotiations, with both sides’ talks aimed at ending a conflict that has nearly completely shut down the Strait of Hormuz. Previously, Iran’s state TV reported a draft memorandum of understanding and said maritime shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is expected to return to normal within a month, but the US side denied the report.

ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), according to CoinFound's crypto concept stock data, Next Technology Holding Inc. (NASDAQ: NXTT) is currently trading at $1.56, with an opening price of $1.41 today, representing an intraday increase of 10.64%. (Source: CoinFound)

Mars Finance News, on May 26, according to market data, U.S. stock storage sector stocks generally rose before the market open, with Micron Technology (MU) up 8.41%, SanDisk (SNDK) up 4.21%, Western Digital (WDC) up 3.13%, and Seagate Technology (STX) up 2.63%.

ME News Update: May 26 (UTC+8). This round’s perpetual contract bonus pool has once again climbed to $2,244.77, and overall hype is continuing to rise.
The lucky winners have been announced: First prize $1,346.86 wins the grand prize; second prize $673.43 delivers steady gains; third prize $224.48 is also full of surprises.
As the event continues to roll out, participants in each round are getting closer to a seat in good luck. The 20th VIP raffle has also been launched at the same time, and the excitement is still ongoing. (Source: Wallet V)

This week, the cryptocurrency market experienced a net outflow of $920 million, with short-term trends still dragged down by macroeconomic factors. Higher-than-expected PPI and the US-Iran conflict pushed up oil prices, limiting the Federal Reserve's room to cut interest rates, resulting in Bitcoin falling 1.4% this week. The US Senate Banking Committee passed the "Clear Act," providing guidance for long-term regulation. The market is balancing between short-term macroeconomic pressure and long-term regulatory benefits.

CryptoWorld News reports that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has recently expressed the following views:
1. Artificial intelligence will become a trillion-dollar industry
2. The return on investment in artificial intelligence is very clear and performs exceptionally well
3. NVIDIA's stock performance is "a mystery in the universe"

May 21, ME News reports: The SEC Chair is seeking public opinion on "prediction market ETFs," and regulators are clearly weighing this new type of product and hoping for more time and feedback. The product is inherently quite innovative, somewhat similar to crypto assets, and regulators need to fully understand its risks and operational mechanisms before approval to build confidence. Source: ChainCatcher

This week, Galaxy Digital founder Novogratz and BitGo CEO Belshe faced off in court over a four-year merger dispute. BitGo demanded that Galaxy pay at least $100 million in breach of contract damages, stemming from Galaxy's 2021 $1.2 billion acquisition proposal — then considered the largest deal in the crypto industry, but it fell through due to a market crash. BitGo accused Galaxy of not making reasonable efforts to facilitate the deal and concealing details of U.S. regulatory investigations that could have significantly impacted the merger.