According to official sources, the non custodial liquidity agreement Tydro Markets was attacked by suspected national level attackers on May 4th. Chaos Labs notified Tydro and recommended suspending all markets. There were no erroneous prices before or after the suspension, and user positions were not affected. Tydro has rotated the keys, but has decided to lift the pause after completing the Chainlink oracle migration. Tydro is collaborating with Chainlink and Redstone to deploy a new oracle. After the migration is completed, there will be a 48 hour time lock, and the specific release time will be announced separately.

[Aptos Invests $50 Million to Support Ecosystem Development] The Aptos Foundation and Aptos Labs have announced an investment of over $50 million for first-party products, research, protocol infrastructure, as well as strategic funds for trading and AI partnerships. Aptos stated that Decibel has already gone live on the mainnet, with cumulative transaction volume exceeding $1 billion. The market cap of stablecoins on the Aptos network has reached $1.93 billion, and the scale of RWA (Real-World Assets) has grown to $1.2 billion. Asset management institutions such as BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Apollo Global have already deployed on the network. Moving forward, the network will advance features such as crypto mempools, FIX and CCXT connectivity, multi-leader consensus, and confidential perpetual trading.

CZ stated in a podcast with Ark Invest that he believes a good stock market performance will have a very positive impact on Bitcoin and the overall cryptocurrency market. （Cointelegraph）

Coinbase stated that due to AWS failures, users may not be able to conduct transactions through web and mobile platforms.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, the giant whale address 0xAFa5 spent 7.15 million USDC 9 hours ago to buy 1515.5 XAUTs at a price of $4720 per coin.