According to FOX reporter Charles Gasparino, the CFTC and SEC are strengthening their collaboration on predicting market regulatory boundaries and have a consistent stance on abnormal trading investigations related to the Iran conflict. He stated that if the predictive contract is identified as a "security," the SEC will be deeply involved. In addition, regulatory agencies may take more enforcement actions against the prediction market.

Senator Tim Scott posted on X platform that he hopes to make the United States the global capital of cryptocurrency. （CoinDesk）

Strategy CEO Phong Le stated that the company only sells Bitcoin when paying a 11.5% dividend on STRC preferred shares or conducting tax deferral and optimization, and prioritizes evaluating the pros and cons of selling Bitcoin and issuing stocks to improve the "Bitcoin per Share" metric. He emphasized that BTC will only be sold when the relevant operations increase the value of common stock shareholders. As of now, Strategy holds 818300 BTC worth over $66 billion. Phong Le believes that based on the current daily trading volume of approximately $60 billion in Bitcoin, the company's annual dividend payout of around $1 billion will not significantly affect market prices. （Cointelegraph）

[USDC Treasury Mints 250 Million USDC on Solana Chain] According to Whale Alert monitoring, USDC Treasury minted an additional 250 million USDC on the Solana chain 6 hours ago.

[Andrew Bailey: Stablecoins Require International Unified Standards] According to Reuters, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey stated at the Financial Imbalances Conference on May 8 that if stablecoins are to integrate into the global payment system, international unified standards must be established, which would create a contest with the Trump administration. He warned that some U.S. stablecoins face liquidity risks and may not be directly exchangeable for U.S. dollars during a crisis, potentially leading to capital inflows into jurisdictions like the UK.