Daily recap — May 29

Lead stories

Russia’s Federation Council stated that the crypto market in the country should not be banned, but properly regulated — both individuals and businesses are already using crypto, while harsh restrictions only push the market further into the gray zone.

Strategy transferred 411.5 BTC ($30.3 million) to Coinbase Prime — on Polymarket, the probability that Strategy will sell BTC before December 31, 2026 reached 84%.

The DEX protocol DxSale was hacked for $7,300,000 — around 1,400 LP pools on BNB Chain were affected, and part of the funds has already been converted into BNB and transferred to Binance deposit addresses.

France gave crypto companies a deadline until June 30 — without a MiCA license, they will no longer be able to operate freely in the country and across the EU.

The U.S. government is gradually selling crypto assets confiscated from FTX — over the past 2 days, authorities transferred around $5,300,000 worth of assets to Coinbase.

Google introduced Coral Board — a single-board computer designed for local AI. The device runs the Gemma model directly on hardware and supports real-time translation and voice control.

The world’s largest derivatives exchange, CME Group, is moving to 24/7 trading for crypto futures and options.

Trust Wallet integrated futures and prediction markets from Hyperliquid.

The United States has allowed the launch of crypto perpetual futures on licensed platforms for the first time — until now, the massive perpetual futures market had effectively remained outside the reach of American investors.

Russia wants to ban mentioning cryptocurrency names in advertisements — including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other coins and tokens.

Also available in