SOL breaks through the $180 mark

According to Cointelegraph, car manufacturer DeLorean has launched an NFT system for pre ordering electric vehicles on the Sui blockchain. Users holding the 'Build Slot NFT' will have the right of first refusal to purchase their new Alpha 5 EV electric vehicle, which is the brand's first new model launched in over 40 years. DeLorean has established an exclusive NFT trading market, supporting users to use USDC stablecoins for buying, selling, and booking eligibility. The company stated that it will upload vehicle battery health, maintenance records, and other data to the blockchain through the FLUX protocol to facilitate second-hand car transactions. The project also launches the utility token DeLorean (DMC).

Odaily Planet Daily News: Turbos Finance stated in an article on X platform that it has noticed that the Cetus hacking incident is affecting other DEX in the Sui ecosystem, but the Turbos platform has not been affected by the Cetus hacking incident. All user funds are 100% safe, and the system is running normally. Security is still Turbos' top priority, and the team is actively monitoring the development of the situation.

BlockBeats News: On May 22nd, FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett announced that French Hill, Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has set the review date for the House Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act for June 10th.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Michael Saylor, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), posted on X platform stating: Pay with Dollars, Eat the Pizza, Keep the Bitcoin.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Despite the strong momentum of stablecoin legislation in the United States, such as the GENIUS Act, JPMorgan analysts are still delaying their trillion dollar stablecoin forecast. They say that although the regulatory framework in the United States is strengthening, predicting that the total supply of stablecoins may double or quadruple (approaching the trillion dollar mark) from the current level of about $240 billion in the next one or two years is still "too optimistic". （The Block）