Ethena's Berachain incentive deposit vault is now online

According to Federal Reserve data, on Tuesday (May 19th), the size of overnight reverse repurchase agreements (RRPs) used was $12.911 billion.

After the release of US inflation data, Bitcoin fell 5.7%, Ethereum fell 10.2%, and Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $1 billion. （Cointelegraph） AI interpretation: The release of US inflation data has directly affected the cryptocurrency market, leading to significant declines in Bitcoin and Ethereum. This fluctuation reflects the market's sensitivity to the inflation outlook, and investors' attitudes towards risky assets have become more cautious. In addition, the large-scale outflow of funds indicates a shift in market sentiment, which may exacerbate future volatility. Overall, the impact of inflation data shows a strong transmission effect in the cryptocurrency market.

Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF saw a capital inflow of $220 billion in the first month, with no single day outflows, and institutional investors actively bought in. （The Bitcoin Historian）

Polymarket data shows that the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in 2026 has risen to 37%, which is affected by the fact that the yield of US treasury bond bonds has reached the 2007 level and inflation has returned to more than 4%. （Cointelegraph）

Deloitte announced the acquisition of cryptocurrency infrastructure company Blocknative through talent acquisition as the main approach. The Blocknative team will focus on driving Web3 innovation in Deloitte's client system. The official website of Blocknative shows that the company is gradually ceasing operations, and its API and Gas Network services are expected to run until June 19th. Blocknative was founded in 2018, focusing on real-time mempool monitoring, gas fee forecasting, and transaction management.