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According to The Block, treasury infrastructure provider Veda announced integration with embedded wallet infrastructure company Privy—the wallet infrastructure firm acquired by Stripe in June last year—making its non-custodial treasury infrastructure available via a self-serve API to over 2,000 developer teams under Privy.
According to The Block, Robinhood Markets has completed its $180 million acquisition of Canadian digital asset services firm WonderFi. WonderFi operates Bitbuy and Coinsquare—the two largest regulated crypto platforms in Canada—and existing users will be invited to migrate to the Robinhood app. This acquisition pushes Robinhood’s overseas registered user base past 1 million, adding approximately 300,000 Canadian users. Robinhood stated it will continue supporting WonderFi’s partnerships with local institutions to further expand its institutional business. The deal was initially announced in May 2025 and originally slated for completion in the second half of 2025 but was delayed until now due to technical deployment and regulatory approval requirements.
According to The Block, Strategy disclosed in an SEC filing that it sold 32 BTC between May 26 and May 31, generating approximately $2.5 million in proceeds to pay dividends on its preferred stock. This marks the company’s first Bitcoin sale since December 2022. The disclosure sparked controversy in a Polymarket prediction market—valued at over $20 million in trading volume—that had asked whether Strategy would sell Bitcoin before May 31. The dispute centers on whether the sale qualifies: “Yes” proponents argue the sale occurred before the deadline; “No” proponents contend the information was not publicly disclosed before the market closed and therefore should not count. The market has now entered its final review phase. Polymarket added that “results confirmed outside the deadline will not be recognized,” leaning toward the “No” side. If the dispute escalates further, UMA token holders will vote to resolve it—but prior reports indicate UMA voting power is highly concentrated, with over 60% of active voters linked to Polymarket accounts, raising concerns about impartiality.
According to The Block, Grayscale filed an amendment to its S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday for the Hyperliquid Staking ETF (ticker: HYPG), setting its management fee at 0.29%—lower than the already-listed Bitwise BHYP (0% for the first month, then 0.34%) and 21Shares THYP (0.30%). James Seyffart, ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, stated that the fund is expected to officially launch this week. Hyperliquid is a decentralized derivatives exchange supporting on-chain perpetual contract trading; its native token, HYPE, has a market capitalization of approximately $16.1 billion, ranking it as the world’s tenth-largest crypto asset.
According to The Block, the DeFi lending protocol Radiant Capital has announced it will officially cease operations. The protocol suffered a hack in October 2024, losing approximately $51 million; the attacker gained unauthorized access by deploying backdoor contracts on Arbitrum and BNB Chain. Earlier in 2024, the protocol had also been hit by a flash loan attack, resulting in a loss of roughly 1,900 ETH (approximately $4.5 million). After 18 months of recovery efforts, Radiant Capital stated that it has neither recovered a significant portion of the stolen funds nor secured new financing, declaring that “the DAO has no viable path forward.” The protocol will now enter a “maintenance mode”: its frontend and smart contracts remain accessible, allowing users to withdraw funds, repay loans, and manage positions. Any funds recovered in the future will be returned to affected users.
House of Doge, an organization associated with Dogecoin (DOGE), has announced a partnership with regulated stablecoin and crypto infrastructure provider Paxos to integrate Dogecoin into its enterprise-grade crypto brokerage and custody network.Paxos serves as the underlying blockchain infrastructure provider for payment platforms such as PayPal, Venmo, and Mercado Libre. These platforms leverage Paxos's capabilities to offer users crypto asset buying, selling, and custody services. This initial partnership is focused on enterprise clients, and it remains unclear whether it will expand to consumer-facing applications in the future. Marco Margiotta, CEO of House of Doge, stated that this collaboration will accelerate Dogecoin's global accessibility and provide a compliant entry path for mainstream fintech platforms.Paxos stated that the move aims to provide secure and compliant access to digital assets through its regulated infrastructure, and to support enterprise clients in expanding their crypto asset product lines. (The Block)
According to The Block, the Sui Foundation released an incident report on May 31, disclosing three consecutive outages on its mainnet from May 29 to 30—each traced back to two independent bugs introduced in the v1.72 upgrade. The first two outages were caused by a gas fee calculation error stemming from the newly launched “address balance” feature: funds were deducted even when transactions were canceled, resulting in negative account balances and subsequent validator node crashes. The third outage was triggered by a latent vulnerability in the random number generator during node restarts, preventing the network’s epoch from closing normally. The Sui Foundation stated that all known issues have now been resolved; user funds remained unaffected throughout the incidents, and no settled transactions were rolled back. The Foundation plans to further enhance its fault-tolerance mechanisms to ensure future similar bugs impact only individual transactions—not the entire network.
According to The Block, the Cardano Foundation confirmed that the Cardano Summit 2026 will not be held this year, as the on-chain treasury funding proposal failed to reach the required supermajority threshold of 66.67%. The revised proposal sought a grant of 7.8 million ADA—approximately $2 million—but ultimately secured only 65.21% support from DReps’ staked voting power and was therefore rejected. The summit had been scheduled to take place in Singapore on October 5–6. Separately, EMURGO’s sponsorship proposal for TOKEN2049 has been approved.
According to The Block, Base—the Ethereum Layer 2 network operated by Coinbase—has officially activated the Azul upgrade on its mainnet. This marks Base’s first independent network upgrade following its separation from the Optimism Superchain. The Azul upgrade introduces a multi-proof system that combines TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) proofs with zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs, reducing the shortest possible withdrawal finalization time to just one day. Both proof types can independently confirm proposals; in case of conflict, permissionless ZK proofs override TEE proofs—further enhancing the network’s censorship resistance. Additionally, Azul integrates Base into a single execution client, <code>base-reth-node</code>, and introduces a new consensus client, <code>base-consensus</code>, built on OP Kona. Following the upgrade, the number of empty blocks has plummeted from approximately 200 per day to roughly 2 per day, and the network has achieved a sustained peak throughput of 5,000 transactions per second.
据 The Block 报道，Gemini 推出 AI 驱动的个性化市场信息流 Command Center ，可基于用户偏好提供实时洞察、信号、摘要与预测，该服务已接入其预测市场，并由 Elon Musk 旗下 xAI 开发的大语言模型 Grok 提供支持。报道称，Gemini 正持续从现货加密货币交易扩展至衍生品、预测及其他金融服务。其一季度服务和利息收入同比增长超 120% 至 2450 万美元，占总营收近一半。
According to The Block, Grayscale stated in its updated filing that it is negotiating with Hyper Holdings Global LP to acquire 2 million HYPE tokens in exchange for selling fund shares, as seed investment for its proposed Hyperliquid staking ETF. Valued at Thursday’s price, this portion of HYPE is worth approximately $115 million.
Bit Digital announced it will provide a $100 million delayed draw term loan facility to a subsidiary of WhiteFiber, an artificial intelligence infrastructure and high-performance computing provider in which it holds a majority stake. The facility can be expanded to $150 million upon mutual agreement and is intended to support WhiteFiber's recent expansion plans in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.Bit Digital expects that draws under this facility will be funded in whole or in part through a credit line secured by Ethereum. This arrangement allows Bit Digital to earn a financing spread on the loan assets while maintaining exposure to Ethereum.Bit Digital has fully exited its Bitcoin mining operations. The company reported total revenue of $27.9 million and a net loss of $146.7 million for the first quarter of 2026. (The Block)
According to The Block, Bit Digital announced a $100 million delayed-draw term loan to a subsidiary of WhiteFiber, its majority-owned AI infrastructure company. The facility may be expanded to $150 million upon mutual agreement between the parties, to support WhiteFiber’s recent high-performance computing and AI expansion initiatives. Bit Digital stated that the loan proceeds will be disbursed—either partially or in full—through an Ethereum-denominated secured credit facility, enabling the company to retain ETH exposure while earning a financing spread.
According to The Block, the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs has received the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) proposed rulemaking notice on prediction markets and is currently reviewing it. The CFTC stated it will provide further details after the interagency review process concludes. Recently, Trump publicly endorsed CFTC Chair Michael Selig’s position that prediction markets should fall under the CFTC’s exclusive jurisdiction. Over the past year, the CFTC has consistently reinforced its regulatory claims over prediction markets and has filed lawsuits against five states—Wisconsin, Illinois, Arizona, Connecticut, and New York—seeking to restrict Kalshi and Polymarket. TD Cowen believes Trump’s statement is unlikely to alter the legal dispute surrounding this matter in federal court.
Odaily Planet Daily reported that Bitcoin News posted on X platform, stating that Block has launched stablecoin integration on CashApp.
Cash App, the payment application from Block, now allows users to send and receive Circle-issued USDC stablecoins on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, and Arbitrum. These transfers are currently fee-free. USDC stablecoins received via Cash App are automatically converted into U.S. dollar balances. This feature is not yet available to customers in New York State. Users must complete identity verification and are subject to transaction limits. Block has previously focused primarily on Bitcoin, including the development of mining hardware and the self-custody wallet BitKey. Earlier this year, Jack Dorsey described stablecoins as “moving from one gatekeeper to another,” while acknowledging the growing customer demand.
the market for tokenized Pokémon Trading Card Game-related assets generated approximately $7.4 million in total revenue during the first week of May, setting a new all-time high and representing a 337% increase compared to the same period last year. Among platforms, Courtyard led with a market share of about 46%, followed by Collector Crypt and Phygitals with approximately 27% and 26%, respectively.The surge in market activity is believed to be closely tied to the upcoming 30th anniversary cycle of the Pokémon IP. Google Trends data shows that search volumes for keywords such as "Pokémon cards" and "Japanese Pokémon card" are nearing historical highs. Meanwhile, the official brand has launched a year-long global celebration and plans to release a new "30th Celebration" card series in September.Analysts point out that tokenized card trading platforms typically experience a certain lag relative to the physical market's momentum. The current growth in on-chain transactions more likely reflects a secondary amplification trend of "real-world collecting frenzy leading to digital assetization."Furthermore, some industry observers suggest that as the 30th-anniversary commemorative series approaches its launch, if demand in the physical market intensifies further, on-chain tokenized trading could usher in a new wave of accelerated growth. (The Block)
Block's Cash App is gradually rolling out stablecoin payment functionality to its nearly 60 million users. According to sources familiar with the matter, the feature currently covers approximately 25% of users and is expected to reach full 100% availability within this week.The core functionality supports users in depositing and withdrawing via USDC, allowing free transfers of funds between external wallets and Cash App balances, and using stablecoins as a settlement tool for payments rather than as investment products. It currently supports transactions across four blockchain networks, including Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum. Due to the irreversible nature of on-chain transactions, incorrect addresses or unsupported network transfers may result in permanent loss of funds.Block CEO Jack Dorsey previously stated that despite his longstanding preference for Bitcoin, user demand for stablecoins has prompted the company to adjust its strategy. (CoinDesk)
According to The Block, Circle Technology Services, a subsidiary of Circle, has announced a partnership with Nium, a global real-time cross-border payments platform. Nium has joined the Circle Payments Network (CPN), providing financial institutions within the network with access to payment infrastructure spanning over 190 countries and more than 100 currencies—enabling fund disbursement to bank accounts, digital wallets, and debit cards. Financial institutions can complete the entire process—from USDC settlement to local-currency cash-out—via a single integration, eliminating the need to pre-fund across multiple channels.
According to The Block, SoFi’s stablecoin SoFiUSD has officially launched for app users. Pegged to the U.S. dollar, SoFiUSD is initially available on the Ethereum and Solana networks, supporting buying, holding, and exchanging. SoFi stated that over the coming weeks, it plans to roll out tokenized deposits backed by FDIC insurance, cross-border transfers, and integration with the Bullish exchange for institutional clients.