After the emergence of a commission wall worth over 100 million US dollars, the trends of BTC and ETH were predicted in advance

According to a tweet from AMM platform Ekubo, the protocol is currently safe to use. The Starknet instance is not affected, the Ethereum deployment has been fixed, and the application is safe to use. LP deposits are not at risk, only users who have previously approved routers are affected. In the future, the front-end will only support token exchange with wallets that support bulk transactions, ensuring that authorization and use are completed in the same transaction. The compensation plan for affected users is currently under discussion, and details will be announced after DAO approval.

According to economists from Barclays Fixed Income, Foreign Exchange, and Commodities Research, Japan's real GDP grew at an annual rate of 2.1% in the first quarter, exceeding expectations and potentially supporting the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike in June. They have raised their GDP growth forecast for the 2026 fiscal year from 0.7% to 0.9%, and expect further interest rate hikes in October 2026 and April 2027, with a terminal interest rate of 1.5%.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, a major short position on Hyperliquid was closed to take profit on BTC and ETH short positions: 363.2 BTC (worth approximately $278 million) were closed at a closing price of $76774; 2808 ETH transactions (worth approximately $5.98 million) were closed at a closing price of $2130, with a total closing amount of approximately $338 million. After closing the position, the address plans to short 257.2 BTC (approximately $40 million) in the range of $77500 to $78000 and 4484 ETH (approximately $10 million) at $2230. Address: 0x32008fcb6bbd16532afc83ca8b6c920dde22c407

[New Wallet Withdraws 41,800 SOL from OKX] According to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), a newly created wallet address (D3A5rr) has withdrawn 41,800 SOL from OKX, valued at approximately $3.55 million.

[Alchemix Completes Cross-Chain Update and Introduces New Verification Service] According to news on May 19, Alchemix announced the completion of its cross-chain infrastructure update, decommissioning the old alUSD / alETH cross-chain bridges on Optimism and Arbitrum, replacing them with new cross-chain bridges compatible with v3 alchemist, and updating the DVN configuration to introduce Deutsche Telekom as the verification service provider.