Senator Lummis announces that Bitcoin legislation will be reviewed in May

The S&P 500 index and Nasdaq 100 index closed at historic highs this month, driven by earnings from major tech companies and performance forecasts from Apple Inc. According to data from Hedge Fund Research, hedge funds absorbed $45 billion in funds in the first quarter of this year, setting a record for the highest inflow of funds in two quarters since 2007, with industry assets reaching $5.2 trillion. According to data from Soci é t é G é n é rale, the trend tracking quantitative fund saw a year-on-year increase of approximately 10% in May, outperforming the US stock market.

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According to the Financial Times, Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK Reform Party, has been accused of having a conflict of interest. He received a £ 5 million grant from cryptocurrency investor Christopher Harborne in 2024, and then the Reform Party proposed a cryptocurrency regulatory draft in May 2025, proposing to reduce the stamp duty on cryptocurrency transactions from 24% to 10%, and suggesting the establishment of a national Bitcoin reserve and a reduction in capital gains tax on cryptocurrency assets. Farage admitted to receiving grants, while the Reform Party stated that the policy has nothing to do with the donors. In addition, Harborne donated £ 120 million to the party last year, while crypto businessman Ben Delo donated £ 4 million this year. Farage is currently facing charges of violating the rules of the House of Commons, or being suspended from membership and triggering a by election.

Senator Lummis announced that legislation related to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency will be reviewed in May, and stated that the United States will lead the world in the Bitcoin field. （The Bitcoin Historian）

A US law firm representing the families of victims of the North Korean kidnapping case has applied to seize frozen encrypted assets from multiple Lazarus Group hacking incidents, based on an old ruling related to the 2009 "Reverse Kim" kidnapping case. Chain analyst ZachXBT pointed out that the law firm has repeatedly used publicly available on chain traceability results in cases such as Harmony and Bybit to claim priority for compensation, but its claims are not directly related to specific hacking incidents and may hinder real victims from recovering assets.