BNB Chain stablecoin inflow increases by $840 million

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a certain whale sold 102000 HYPEs for $57.3, earning 5.84 million USDC and earning $1 million in 13 days. The wallet currently only holds 54 HYPEs.

NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun announced a $5 trillion partnership agreement with a startup that utilizes interstellar energy for Bitcoin mining. （The Bitcoin Historian）

According to the popularity ranking, HYPE ranks first in popularity, while GUA has the largest decline. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① HYPE （$57.12，-8.86%） ② MU （$915.71，-9.01%） ③ WLD （$0.3084，-13.44%） ④ ZEC （$528.65，-6.37%） ⑤ ETH （$1990.27，-4.34%） The buying power of GUA's main funds is average, with a net inflow of $1422000 within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $633 million within 24 hours, of which the main funds have a net outflow of $328800.

According to Axios, the Trump administration is implementing a "phased and accelerated pressure" strategy on Cuba, including tightening economic sanctions, imposing "secondary sanctions" on the Cuban military conglomerate GAESA, and forcing Canadian mining company Sherritt International and shipping companies CMA CGM, Hapag Lloyd, and others to suspend their operations in Cuba. The US Southern Command recently conducted a cross departmental "tabletop simulation" to discuss response plans for large-scale protests and government suppression in the context of high temperatures, power outages, and material shortages in Cuba during the summer. Trump has not yet approved the invasion plan, but has requested that the military remain on standby at all times.

According to crypto analyst Axel Adler Jr., the inflow of BTC into trading platforms and the outflow of stablecoins simultaneously release a "risk aversion" signal, leading to increased market selling pressure. Data shows that the net inflow of BTC on the 30th has shifted from an extreme net outflow of 300000 at the end of March to an inflow of 103000 on May 26th, with the price dropping from $80000 to $73700. Meanwhile, the average net traffic of stablecoins over the past 30 days has shifted from a daily inflow of $164 million at the end of April to a daily outflow of $153 million on May 27th. Axel Adler Jr. pointed out that a net inflow of over 100000 BTC and a continuous outflow of stablecoins may create an unfavorable structure of supply-demand imbalance.