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The crypto market has always run on a different “clock.” Bitcoin does not close because it’s the weekend, liquidity does not pause for holidays, and leveraged trading does not wait until Monday morning in Manhattan to restart. Over the years, it has been precisely this difference that has clearly set crypto trading venues apart from regulated traditional financial infrastructure.

But this distinction is narrowing. CME Group said that, subject to regulatory review, its regulated crypto futures and options products will offer trading services 7 days a week, 24 hours a day starting May 29; aside from the weekly fixed maintenance window, trading will continue on CME Globex without interruption. This change is not only about extending operating hours—it also shows that traditional finance is being pulled in, and that the “playbook” is beginning to be shaped by the market structures that are strongest in crypto markets.

The harder question is not whether institutions can give highly focused attention to trading crypto assets. They are

1. U.S. SEC Chair: Will promote on-chain capital market reform and clarify the boundaries of digital asset securities;

2. Coinbase receives CFTC approval to provide global crypto derivatives for U.S. institutions;

3. Texas plans to shift its state-level Bitcoin reserves from ETFs to self-custodied spot holdings;

4. U.S. CFTC sues Rhode Island to maintain exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets;

5. Mastercard partners with Chainlink to establish a direct channel from fiat to cryptocurrency;

6. Sui: Mainnet has issues due to epoch changes, currently halting user transactions;

7. HYPE ETF's cumulative net inflow exceeds $100 million, BNB ETF saw no net inflow on its launch day;

8. JPMorgan CEO criticizes Coinbase again, warns that the stablecoin regulation bill may fail;

9. BlackRock deposits over $230 million into Coinbase.

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The focus of this article isn’t on sensational questions like “Will quantum computing destroy Bitcoin,” but on whether the Bitcoin community can coordinate upgrades before a real threat is actually upon them. The author notes that the timeline for quantum risk is tightening: older addresses that previously exposed public keys will become targets first. And the hardest part isn’t the cryptographic scheme itself, but getting a highly conservative network to promptly reach migration consensus.

1200. This is the figure given by Google Quantum AI in a milestone white paper in March 2026.

By optimizing the implementation of Shor’s algorithm, the research team shows that breaking the 256-bit elliptic-curve encryption that protects every Bitcoin address would require a scale of no more than 1200 logical qubits, and fewer than 500,000 physical qubits. Compared with five years ago when this field was led by

1. By the name of the Hamas ceasefire agreement, the reality is lost; Netanyahu orders to expand the Gaza control area to 70%;

2. Chairman of an Iranian parliamentary committee: Iran has permanently controlled shipping activities through the Strait of Hormuz;

3. CEO of ICE: Has met with the Hyperliquid team multiple times to discuss possible cooperation;

4. U.S. Treasury Secretary: There will be no central bank digital currency; it has been ruled out of consideration;

5. Tether’s USAT supply has increased by 540% month-over-month;

6. A U.S. government wallet has transferred tokens worth $805,000 again;

7. The U.S. dollar index has fallen to 99.02;

8. CryptoQuant: Accumulation by large Bitcoin holdings addresses has stalled, and demand remains persistently weak;

9. Italy’s UniCredit warns: Under MiCA rules, Europe may find it difficult to contain the crypto banking crisis.

Plain-language News Flash: Against the backdrop of the Web3 industry entering the “deep-water zone” and global financial infrastructure accelerating its restructuring, blockchain is shifting from early exploration toward large-scale applications. As an authoritative institution with broad influence across business and investment, the in-depth interview with the well-known magazine Hurun Rich List is widely regarded as an important barometer for industry trends. Recently, in an interview with Hurun Rich List, Justin Sun, the founder of TRON, delivered a systematic account of his views on the industry’s evolution and long-term value, focusing on key issues such as stablecoin payments, paths toward globalization, and the trend of AI integration. His remarks also reflect a critical stage in which Web3 infrastructure is moving from “feasibility verification” to “global adoption.”

Stablecoins build a global value circulation network, and Web3 infrastructure enters a scale-up stage

In the Hurun Rich List interview, Justin Sun encapsulated the core goal he has long worked toward in very concise terms: “To enable anyone in the world, regardless of where they are,

1. Trump: The CFTC has exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets, and the U.S. must maintain its status as the global cryptocurrency capital;

2. Iran says that if the war resumes, it will retaliate fiercely and will block regional oil exports;

3. OpenSea launches the Ethereum open standard ERC-8257, positioned as “an app store for AI agent tools”;

4. Crypto PAC pours tens of millions of dollars into toppling a 20-year incumbent anti-crypto congressman, helping newly elected Congressman Menefee take office;

5. The UK sanctions 18 crypto entities linked to Russia, marking the first time bank-style restrictions have been applied to crypto exchanges;

6. Base launches AI tool Base

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About my personal views on the future direction of the Ethereum Foundation (@ethereumfndn).

First of all, this is my personal opinion. The board of directors is not just me, and I do not have special powers beyond other members on the board. @aerugoettinea is the main person responsible for executing this transition. My involvement is mainly on technical issues. The board is currently expanding, and my personal power within the organization will continue to decline, honestly, that is what I want to see.

The 2025 era has brought many significant improvements to the EF (Ethereum Foundation), enhancing its execution capabilities. Many issues have been resolved, and the EF has benefited so far from increased efficiency and a stronger focus on specific goals. After these issues were addressed, at the beginning of the year, I realized that the biggest remaining vulnerability this year, which still bothers me, is another matter: I am concerned that…

1. Vitalik speaks out: The Ethereum Foundation is not an overbearing "parent," ETH is growing up on its own;

2. Ondo Finance founder Nathan Allman unexpectedly passes away, President Ian De Bode takes over as CEO;

3. The US-Iran ceasefire agreement will be extended by 60 days, the Strait of Hormuz resumes normal navigation; the US and Iran agree to open the Strait of Hormuz and clear mines;

4. South Korea's KOSPI index surpasses 8,100 points, hitting a new all-time high, Japan and South Korea stock markets open higher;

5. Hyperliquid announces the launch of an off-chain event prediction market contract;

6. USDC Treasury adds the minting of 250 million USDC on the Solana chain;

7. Kohaku, a subsidiary of the Ethereum Foundation, releases an SDK for wallet-level privacy integration;

8. Babylon proposes to build on Aave V4

1. Vitalik: The Ethereum Foundation will “scale down,” reducing the amount of ETH sold, and this should not become the center of the ETH ecosystem;

2. Trump is being attacked by hardliners within his own party, who angrily criticize the Iran deal as “making too many concessions”;

3. This week’s macro outlook: the core disagreements on the US-Iran agreement still remain, with the central banks of the US and Japan issuing frequent statements;

4. The Federal Reserve updates its streamlined main account proposal, further clarifying how crypto companies can connect to payment channels;

5. The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 97.3%, and the probability for July is 84.8%;

6. HYPE’s market cap surpasses DOGE, rising to the 9th position among cryptocurrency market capitalizations;

7. Coinbase CEO: The financial system still needs updates in areas such as real-world asset tokenization and global trading;

8. Today’s Fear and Greed Index rises to 30, and the market shifts to a “fear” state;

9. This week, tokens such as H, SUI, HUMA, and others will迎

1. Trump says the US-Iran agreement is “basically negotiated.” Gunfire again reported at the White House; crude oil drops sharply; Bitcoin V rebounds;

2. Aave founder: Over the next 12 months, he will continue to carry out an income-oriented strategy;

3. Nasdaq Bitcoin Index options have been approved by the SEC; they can be listed and traded only after a CFTC exemption is granted;

4. Multiple institutions “cluster” at 1155F Street in Washington, which has become the lobbying “command center” for the U.S. crypto industry;

5. Former Credit Suisse portfolio manager: Bitcoin’s longest losing streak in history is ending, and it will once again outperform stocks and bonds;

6. Report: About 70% of global cryptocurrency violent hijacking incidents occur in France;

7. TON

1. The new U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve bill cancels the goal of purchasing 1 million BTC and includes a 20-year lock-up period;

2. Kevin Warsh takes the oath of office as Federal Reserve Chairman;

3. The U.S. SEC delays the release of the exemption plan for stock tokenized asset trading in the United States;

4. The SEC approves Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin index options;

5. Suspected Bitmine address adds another 60,000 ETH, worth approximately $125.9 million;

6. The three major U.S. stock indices close higher, with Qualcomm rising over 11%.

1. Iran's situation dominates the market, U.S. stocks close sharply higher with storage sector soaring, crypto markets rebound slightly;

2. Former Ethereum Foundation researcher Dankrad Feist proposes raising $1 billion to establish a new Ethereum advocacy organization;

3. Galaxy and BitGo hold a court hearing over a dispute regarding a $100 million acquisition termination fee;

4. SEC commissioner: Tokenized stock regulatory exemptions may only apply to on-chain equity products;

5. South Korea initiates illegal gambling investigation into prediction market platform Polymarket;

6. Tom Lee: Ethereum will be ensured to become the settlement layer for finance and AI in the future, continuing to be optimistic.

1. SpaceX officially files for an IPO, revealing in the prospectus that it holds 18,000 Bitcoins, incurring a loss of $4.9 billion;

2. The final draft of the US-Iran agreement has been reached, and it is expected to be announced within the next few hours;

3. Former Ethereum Foundation researcher