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Iran's Revolutionary Guards Navy coordinated safe passage for 31 commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours. They assert commitment to maintaining navigational security in this vital waterway despite regional tensions.
Read MoreOn May 21, Nvidia's stock experienced a sharp reversal. After initially rising 1.5%, it plunged, with losses expanding to 2%, resulting in a swing of over 3% within the session. This volatility highlights shifting market sentiment towards the chipmaker.
Read MoreThe Avalanche Foundation has established an independent selection committee for its new research grant program. The panel includes project leads and renowned academics from Duke, Florida, and Columbia Universities. The program, now accepting proposals, focuses on crypto asset valuation and validator economics.
Read MoreIran and Oman are engaged in high-level talks to establish a permanent fee system for transit through the Strait of Hormuz. This potential shift in policy concerning a vital global energy corridor could significantly impact international shipping and trade dynamics, drawing widespread attention.
Read MoreThe recent US stock rally, hitting record highs, is the narrowest in at least 35 years, driven by a handful of mega-cap tech stocks. Analysts warn this concentrated structure poses significant risks and recommend diversification. A market pause is possible as earnings season ends and geopolitical focus returns.
Read MoreNew research reveals a fundamental trade-off between censorship resistance and latency in blockchains, establishing a 5-round communication lower bound for such protocols. To address this, platforms like Ethereum are pioneering mechanisms like inclusion lists to pre-commit transactions, enhancing predictability.
Read MoreA leading digital asset platform has utilized over 100 AI risk models to establish a proactive security framework, successfully intercepting more than $10 billion in scam-related funds, highlighting the power of artificial intelligence in enhancing financial security.
Read MoreOn May 21st, the Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index, tracking U.S.-listed Chinese companies, plunged nearly 3% at market open, hitting 6568 points. The sharp decline highlights growing investor concerns and shifting market sentiment surrounding the sector.
Read MoreQuantum computing stocks surged at the opening bell on May 21st, fueled by positive policy developments from the U.S. government, signaling strong market confidence in the sector's future.
Read MoreOn May 21, WTI crude oil surged past $102 per barrel, marking a nearly 3.9% intraday gain. This sharp rise signals shifting supply-demand dynamics and heightened market volatility, driven by geopolitical and economic factors.
Read MoreMicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor suggested the company could potentially buy all Bitcoin mined before 2140. This bold statement sparks debate on how institutional capital might fundamentally reshape Bitcoin's supply and demand dynamics.
Read MoreRussian President Putin emphasized nuclear forces as a cornerstone of sovereignty but stated their use would only be a last resort, drawing global attention to strategic stability amid rising tensions.
Read MoreKey evening updates on May 21st cover crypto and finance. Highlights: SpaceX valuation forecast exceeds $2T; Fed plans restrictive payment accounts for fintech/crypto firms; Russia to finalize crypto bill, recognizing stablecoins as forex. Also includes US quantum computing investment and market movements.
Read MoreA new JPMorgan report asserts stablecoins' dominant role in crypto is secure. Tokenized money market funds, while offering yield, are expected to capture no more than 15% of the stablecoin market under current regulations, with demand remaining niche.
Read MoreBlockchain.com has confidentially filed for a US initial public offering, according to sources. The move comes as the company's valuation has adjusted from its 2022 peak, signaling a new phase of integration between the crypto industry and public markets.
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