Bybit 洗钱为 THORChain 带来了 29.1 亿美元的交易量和 300 万美元的费用收入

富兰克林邓普顿已正式将其代币化货币市场基金扩展到 Solana。 该资产管理公司在加密货币领域的发展包括推出现货比特币和以太坊交易所交易基金，现在在 Solana (SOL) 上提供其富兰克林 OnChain 美国政府基金。 通过富兰克林邓普顿数字资产账户在 X 上发布的详细信息表明，该公司已经为 Benji 解锁了一个新的区块链，Benji 是一个允许用户投资 FOBXX 的平台。 阅读更多：富兰克林邓普顿加入 Solana 现货 ETF 争夺战 Solana 是最新支持富兰克林代币化货币市场基金的区块链网络，此前该网络已扩展到 Aptos、以太坊、Avalanche、Arbitrum、Base 和 Polygon。该基金最初在 Stellar 上推出。 FOBXX 资产的至少 99.5% 投资于美国政府证券、现金和回购协议，基金保持稳定的 1 美元股价。 通过此次扩展，富兰克林加入了贝莱德、Hashnote、Ondo 和 OpenEden 等公司的行列，采用多链方法处理代币化国库资产。贝莱德的 BUIDL 可在 Aptos、Arbitrum、Avalanche 和 Optimism 的 OP 主网上使用，而 Ondo 的 USDY 可在 Solana、Mantle、以太坊和 Aptos 等链上使用。 在代币化热潮中，美国国债支持的资产已超过 36 亿美元。Hashnote 的短期收益票据目前以 11 亿美元的市值领先市场。 BUIDL 和 FOBXX 位居第二和第三，分别超过 6.36 亿美元和 5.93 亿美元。根据 rwa.xyz 的数据，翁多的 USDY 位居第四，价值 3.83 亿美元。 随着对稳定币、美国国债、私人信贷和机构基金的需求不断增加，现实世界资产代币化的增长也在加速。链上兴趣也扩展到公司债券、股票和大宗商品。 RWA 链上市值目前超过 172 亿美元，rwa.xyz 数据显示该领域有 110 家资产发行人。 你可能还喜欢：SIX 新服务现已接受比特币和以太坊作为抵押品

Twenty One Capital has added another 4,812 Bitcoin to its treasury after a fresh purchase by major backer Tether ahead of a planned Special Purpose Acquisition Company merger. On May 9, Tether acquired the BTC at an average price of $95,319 per token and transferred the assets to an escrow wallet, as revealed in a May 13 filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The purchase, worth roughly $458.7 million, brings Twenty One Capital’s total holdings to 36,312 BTC, placing it just behind Strategy and MARA Holdings in terms of corporate Bitcoin ownership. Tether is one of the leading stakeholders in Twenty One Capital, alongside crypto exchange Bitfinex and Japanese tech giant SoftBank. The trio co-founded the company in April 2025 with a shared goal of creating a Bitcoin-native public firm focused on long-term BTC accumulation and institutional access. As noted in a business combination agreement signed in April, Tether agreed to buy Bitcoin equivalent to the expected proceeds from a PIPE investment and transfer it into a designated wallet to be sold to Twenty One Capital at the close of the merger. CEO Paolo Ardoino has previously said that the stablecoin issuer views the venture as a long-term bet on Bitcoin’s institutional relevance and value proposition. “Twenty One will take a Bitcoin-first approach that aligns with our vision—prioritizing accumulation over speculation and building long-term value for those who understand what Bitcoin represents,” Ardoino said last month. You might also like:Tether brings gold-backed stablecoin to Thailand as inflation hedge demand grows The merger itself is being facilitated through Cantor Equity Partners, a Cayman Islands-based SPAC affiliated with Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald. Once complete, Twenty One Capital will be listed under the ticker “XXI” on public markets. Cantor Fitzgerald is also providing advisory services and securing additional capital to support the company’s Bitcoin-focused strategy. Earlier filings disclosed that the company plans to debut with at least 42,000 Bitcoin in assets. As a part of the commitment, Tether will provide 23,950 BTC, SoftBank 10,500 BTC, and Bitfinex around 7,000 BTC, all of which will be converted into shares priced at $10 each. Last month, Twenty One Capital positioned itself as a future competitor to Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), stating its goal is to become the “superior vehicle” for capital-efficient Bitcoin exposure. Rather than focusing on traditional financial metrics, the company said it will prioritize “Bitcoin per share” as its key success indicator. At the helm of this initiative is Strike founder Jack Mallers, who was appointed CEO of Twenty One Capital in April.  Known for his vocal support of Bitcoin and his work on Lightning-based payments, Mallers described the new company as a stock “built by Bitcoiners, for Bitcoiners.” Mallers has outlined ambitious plans for Twenty One to roll out Bitcoin-native financial products, including lending tools and capital market offerings. “Our mission is simple: to become the most successful company in Bitcoin,” Mallers said at the time. Read more:Tether launches USDT on LINE-backed Kaia to boost stablecoin use in Asia

ArbitrumDAO has selected Franklin Templeton, Spiko, and WisdomTree as STEP 2 partners, allocating 35 million ARB to their tokenized U.S. Treasury offerings. The Arbitrum Foundation has announced that ArbitrumDAO will allocate 35 million ARB to tokenized U.S. Treasury offerings from Franklin Templeton, Spiko, and WisdomTree as part of the next phase of its Stable Treasury Endowment Program. Following a competitive request-for-proposal process that reviewed more than 50 applicants, the DAO approved the following allocations for STEP 2: 35% to Franklin Templeton’s FOBXX (tokenized as BENJI) 35% to Spiko’s USTBL 30% to WisdomTree’s WTGXX STEP is ArbitrumDAO’s flagship initiative to strategically diversify its treasury into real-world assets (RWAs). The program’s initial investment, exceeding $30 million, has already generated approximately $700,000 in yield from products including BlackRock’s BUIDL, Ondo’s USDY, and USDM from Mountain Protocol. “Having organizations like Blackrock, Franklin Templeton, Spiko, and Wisdom Tree interacting with a DAO publicly in a forum is an unbelievable accomplishment for the whole crypto space,” said Matthew Fiebach, Co-Founder of Entropy Advisors. You might also like:Arbitrum DAO commits $15.5m to tokenized RWAs in latest treasury move Each selected issuer offers tokenized, regulated exposure to short-term U.S. Treasuries, providing ArbitrumDAO with both on-chain liquidity and compliance-aligned security for its treasury reserves. “Since launching the first tokenized UCITS funds on public blockchains in mid-2024, Spiko has rapidly become Europe’s leading tokenization platform, with over $260 million in assets under management. Our ambition is to build the leading treasury management fintech on Arbitrum,” said Paul Adrien, CEO of Spiko. ArbitrumDAO has positioned itself as a frontrunner in real-world asset adoption, with more than $45 million deployed across eight issuers and over $240 million in RWAs currently live on Arbitrum-powered platforms, a more than 50x increase compared to last year. “By leveraging Arbitrum’s leading Layer 2 technology, we are able to deliver faster, more scalable, and cost-efficient solutions to our clients. This collaboration not only strengthens our commitment to innovation but also positions us at the forefront of the next generation of financial services infrastructure,” said Roger Bayston, Head of Digital Assets at Franklin Templeton. In addition to addressing idle capital inefficiencies, Arbitrum’s STEP program is laying the groundwork for broader diversification across new asset classes, including early-stage ventures, commodities, and credit strategies.

Shiba Inu price has formed a highly bullish harmonic pattern, pointing to an eventual 190% surge as the burn rate soars.  Shiba Inu (SHIB) coin rose to $0.000016 on Sunday, its highest level since February this year, and 52% above the lowest level this year.  The token jumped as Ethereum (ETH) hugged the important resistance level at $2,500 for the first time since February. This surge triggered more upside for popular ERC tokens like Pepe (PEPE), AAVE (AAVE), and Uniswap (UNI). Shiba Inu price also jumped after the burn rate surged by 234,584% on Sunday, with over 19 million tokens being incinerated. One user sent over 17.8 million tokens to a burn address, while another one burned 1 million tokens. You might also like:Jump Crypto takes leap into tokenization with Securitize stake In theory, a token burn help to boost a coin price because it reduces the supply. Data shows that Shiba Inu has burned over 410 trillion tokens since its creation, with most of these coming from Vitalik Buterin.  Shiba Inu price has also done well because of the growing Shibarium network. Its layer-2 network handled over 3.76 million transactions in the last 24 hours, bringing the cumulative total to 1.152 billion. Its total addresses have jumped to over 207 million.  More data shows that the total value locked in the Shibarium network has jumped to $3.84 million, its highest level since January 21. This is a big increase since the network had a TVL of $2.15 million earlier this year. Most of this growth has come from ShibaSwap and WoofSwap. Shiba Inu price analysis SHIB price chart | Source: crypto.news The weekly chart shows that the Shiba Inu price has formed a popular harmonic chart pattern. The XA section happened between its highest point in 2024 and its lowest point in August.  It then formed the AB section through December, and the BC section through April this year. It has now embarked on the CD section that may push it back to its 2024 high of $0.0000455, which is about 190% above the current level.  Notably, the AC section of this pattern is at $0.000033, which is its double bottom. Therefore, if it surges above the neckline at $0.000033, the path to its 2024 high will be confirmed.  Read more:Coinbase CEO says ‘no’ to Saylor strategy: Why Brian Armstrong passed on the Bitcoin balance sheet bet

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. I wake up to the soft ping of my calendar assistant confirming this morning’s team meeting, scheduled across five time zones without a single manual adjustment from any of us.  You might also like:The hidden bias in financial AI—can blockchain finally solve it? | Opinion As I throw some fruit into the Ninja, another agent delivers the wind report for Kailua: 15-20 knots expected around 4 pm, perfect for wing foiling with the boys later. My sons’ AI tutors—from Khan Academy—are already customizing today’s homeschool lessons, one tackling algebraic equations, the other the history of Perú, where we are heading next.  None of this required a tap or swipe—it just happened. These invisible, tireless agents are becoming as routine as the morning smoothie itself. Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic fantasy—it’s a force embedded into our daily lives. From managing emails to diagnosing diseases, AI is already transforming how we live and work. But the next leap is more profound: autonomous AI agents acting on our behalf, making decisions, performing tasks, and transacting independently in the digital world. This shift demands a financial infrastructure as fast, borderless, and permissionless as the agents themselves. Enter: crypto. In the near future, AI agents won’t just chat with us, they’ll execute actions. They’ll schedule your appointments, negotiate your bills, buy your groceries, or manage your online presence. These agents will interface with large language models from companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, or DeepSeek, while simultaneously engaging with a web of other agents and services. The result? A dynamic, decentralized marketplace of intelligent actors performing high-frequency transactions at machine speed. Our current financial infrastructure is woefully unprepared for this future. Traditional rails like credit cards and bank transfers are slow, expensive, and built for human friction, not automated intelligence.  How does a credit card handle thousands of microtransactions per second between agents scattered across messaging apps, time zones, and use cases? It doesn’t. Crypto is inevitable That’s why crypto isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. Blockchain-based systems were designed to optimize the flow of value in complex, trustless, and global environments. From DeFi to gaming to real estate, crypto has proven itself as an efficient mechanism for transacting in digital-first economies. Now, it’s poised to become the financial operating system of AI. Imagine this: two autonomous agents—one representing a consumer, the other a merchant—negotiate a product purchase entirely via smart contracts, execute payment using a token, and record it on a distributed ledger. No banks. No friction. No waiting. Just pure machine-to-machine commerce.  This is not speculative science fiction. It’s the emerging reality championed by tech visionaries like Vitalik Buterin, Balaji Srinivasan, Sergey Nazarov, and Humayun Sheikh, all of whom see crypto as the core infrastructure for autonomous AI economies. These pioneers are already building towards a future where AI agents own wallets, hold digital assets, sign smart contracts, and interact trustlessly. As Srinivasan aptly put it, “What is money after generative AI and robotics? This is essentially crypto.” But this vision brings a technical and social challenge: how will developers actually build, monetize, and deploy these AI agents in a way that integrates seamlessly with the platforms we already use—messaging apps, mobile interfaces, and, albeit less, decentralized protocols? We’ll need new platforms and protocols that empower developers—from no-code builders to advanced AI engineers—to create agents that are not only intelligent but also economically autonomous. Users will need simple, intuitive interfaces to discover and coordinate with these agents, and robust infrastructure to support identity, payments, and interaction between thousands of agents at once. This is the infrastructure gap we must now close. We need open standards, shared protocols, and accessible development tools that turn the concept of autonomous, crypto-native AI agents from an idea into a ubiquitous reality. This is a turning point. AI and crypto are converging—not as hype cycles, but as complementary building blocks of the next internet. AI brings cognition and autonomy. Crypto brings trust and value exchange. Together, they form the economic backbone of a new machine-driven world. To empower autonomous AI, we must liberate it from outdated financial systems. If AI agents are to become sovereign economic actors, they need a currency that speaks their language. That currency is not dollars or euro—it’s crypto. Read more:AI is creating a new class of entrepreneurs, and you’re either in or out | Opinion Tim Delhaes Tim Delhaesis the co-founder and CEO of Grindery, the company behind XO, the first AI agent orchestrator and multi-agent wallet. Backed by Binance Labs (now YZi Labs), Grindery is building at the edge of AI and web3 to make crypto intuitive, autonomous, and scalable. Under Tim’s leadership, Grindery launched a Telegram-native smart wallet now used by over 3.5 million people worldwide. XO takes the next leap—empowering AI agents to handle on-chain activity across networks and applications. A serial entrepreneur with multiple exits in Silicon Valley and Latin America, Tim is known for navigating frontier markets and translating vision into impact. With Grindery, he’s pioneering an agent-native future where crypto just works — powered by AI, designed for humans.