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According to Catcher Predict monitoring, on the Polymarket prediction market, "Will Iran close its airspace at __?" During the "event," the "Yes" option win rate for the "May 31" submarket experienced dramatic fluctuations, soaring from 37.5% one hour ago to the current 96.5% (a 59% fluctuation). Please be aware of the impact of related breaking news.

According to ChainCatcher, cross-chain infrastructure platform Squid has completed a $6 million strategic financing round led by North Island Ventures, with participation from Ripple, Dialectic, Borderless, and others. Reportedly, Squid was originally incubated within the Axelar ecosystem and later developed into an independent platform. Since its launch in 2023, Squid claims to have processed over $6 billion in cross-chain transactions, covering more than 100 blockchains, with a cumulative transaction count exceeding 4 million and over 1 million users. After this round, Squid's total fundraising reached $13.5 million. The company plans to use the new funds to launch new consumer-facing products, further streamlining the process for users to access, manage, and use crypto assets across chains.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, citing an informed source, negotiations on the controversial issue are still ongoing and have yet to reach a final conclusion. The insider emphasized that the current focus is on "ending the war," and until this issue is resolved, no other issues will be negotiated. Some topics have made progress compared to before, but no agreement will be reached until consensus is reached on all disputed issues.

According to Bijie.com, Jurrien Timmer, Global Director of Macro at Fidelity Investments, stated that Bitcoin is currently showing early bull market price behavior, and despite strong resistance, the bull market is still holding on. The daily chart shared by Timmer shows that Bitcoin's market structure has formed a macro head and shoulders pattern, peaking at $126,251 before dropping to a local low of $60,033. Bitcoin is challenging the neckline around $80,500, while experiencing almost no price damage in overbought conditions—a typical example of an early bull market. Currently, Bitcoin is steadily rising, attempting to break through a key neckline. Timmer pointed out that Bitcoin's monthly Bollinger Bands have contracted to their tightest levels ever, and ongoing Bollinger band contraction may signal significant market volatility ahead.

According to Bijie.com, Tanya Denisova, Chief Operating Officer of Robinhood's crypto business, has left the company after serving at Robinhood for over five years. This personnel change comes at a time when Robinhood's crypto business revenue is slowing. The company's crypto-related revenue in the first quarter of this year fell 47% year-on-year to $134 million, down from $252 million in the same period last year. The report points out that Robinhood is trying to reduce its reliance on crypto market cyclical fluctuations and promote business restructuring.

According to Catcher Predict's on-chain data monitoring, large capital movements are expected on the Polymarket market. A whale fund made a single purchase of $53,400 against "Brazil" during the "2026 FIFA World Cup Champion" event. Based on the current transaction unit price, the latest win rate for this target is 8.9%

According to Catcher Predict monitoring, the prediction market on Polymarket is "ACF Fiorentina vs. During the Atalanta BC event, the win rate for the 'Yes' option in the submarket 'ACF Fiorentina' experienced a sharp fluctuation, surging from 29.5% one hour ago to the current 60.5% (a fluctuation of 31%). Please be aware of the impact of related breaking news.

According to ChainCatcher data, according to Gate market data, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 294.04 points on May 22 (Friday), an increase of 0.58%, at 50,579.7 points; The S&P 500 Index rose 27.73 points, or 0.37%, to 7,473.45; The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 50.87 points, or 0.19%, to 26,343.97.

According to Bijie.com, on the 22nd, U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabard announced her resignation on social media to care for her husband who is battling cancer. Her resignation will take effect on June 30. On the same day, Trump announced that Deputy Director of National Intelligence Allen Lucas would serve as acting Director of National Intelligence. Multiple U.S. media outlets reported that Gabbard has been marginalized within the White House's national security decision-making system, and Trump has many complaints about her and is considering a replacement. Gabbard has long opposed U.S. government foreign military intervention and disagrees with Trump on the Iran nuclear issue. She publicly stated during her testimony before Congress that Iran has not attempted to rebuild its nuclear program and refused to confirm that Iran poses an imminent threat as claimed by the U.S. side.

According to Bijie.com, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) recently issued the following views: As of the week ending May 19, net short positions by natural gas speculators on the four major New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) markets decreased by 20,228 contracts, dropping to 2,026 contracts. Meanwhile, speculators' net short positions in CBOT US Treasury futures increased by 5,820 contracts, reaching 178674 contracts.

According to Bijie.com, Federal Reserve official Christopher Waller warned that stubborn inflation and soaring energy costs now outweigh labor market risks, suggesting that rate hikes are "back on the table." Waller pointed out that in April, the Consumer Price Index rose 3.8% year-on-year, and energy costs increased by 17.9%, related to the Middle East conflict, which pushed oil prices above $100 per barrel and affected the costs of gasoline, transportation, and production in the economy. He stated that if inflation remains high, another rate hike may be possible, and called for the removal of the "easing bias" language from policy statements. Waller's warning could impact the crypto market, as it is closely tied to Bitcoin's movement.

According to Bijie.com, Federal Reserve mouthpiece Nick Timiraos posted that Kevin Wash had several key moments during the White House swearing-in ceremony: (1) Trump demanded Wash be "completely independent" and said, "I hope he doesn't look at me, nor at anyone." (2) Just two minutes later, Trump put forward some "suggestions" outlining the economic direction he hoped to see, including "strong economic growth does not need to be cooled down," "economic growth does not mean inflation," and "the hope for economic prosperity to reach unprecedented levels, because there is indeed some debt to address." (3) Trump hinted that the Fed's decision-makers will "converge," saying other Fed policymakers "will make their own decisions, but they will listen to Kevin throughout," even those "with slightly different positions." (4) Wash mentioned Greenspan rather than Bernanke, looking back at history, promising to "work with abundant energy and a sense of mission, just like Chairman Greenspan."

Odaily Planet Daily reports that due to regulatory concerns and external opposition, the U.S. SEC has postponed plans to allow tokenized stock trading. The report states that the SEC is currently reassessing the related risks and market impact. （Bloomberg）

According to Bijie.com, the floating loss on ETH long positions at Matrixport-linked addresses has expanded to $7.01 million, with a loss ratio of 125.87%. The average price of this address is $2,265.48, the current token price is $2,090.09, the liquidation price is $1,350.76, and the position size is $83.6052 million. This address has received multiple transfers from Matrixport (now renamed Bit) and is now the largest long ETH on-chain, with two related addresses jointly building positions.

According to ChainCatcher, according to Jin Shi, global investor sentiment is running high today, pushing the S&P 500 index on track for an eighth consecutive week of gains. Driven by ongoing waves of artificial intelligence, aerospace, and other emerging technologies, U.S. stocks rose, potentially sending the S&P 500 index its longest weekly winning streak since December 2023. Asian and European stock markets also rose in tandem.

According to Bijie.com, Trump will mandate that foreigners applying for green cards return home to apply. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services spokesperson Zach Kahler said in a statement on Friday that from now on, foreigners temporarily residing in the U.S. must return to their home country to apply for a green card, unless there are special circumstances. Kalle pointed out that this policy allows the immigration system to operate according to the intended legal intent, rather than encouraging loopholes. The new regulations generally apply to all foreign nationals entering the U.S. on temporary nonimmigrant visas, including students, employees holding H-1B or L visas, and visitors. The U.S. issues about one million green cards annually, with roughly half given to foreign relatives sponsored by U.S. citizens. These applications are usually processed outside the United States.

According to Bijie.com, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer stated that law enforcement's concerns about the Clarity Act are exaggerated. He called these objections "red herrings," aiming to slow the bill's progress in Congress. Emmer strongly defended the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, arguing that the U.S. needs clearer rules to retain innovators rather than banish them to other jurisdictions. He pointed out that the Senate Banking Committee advanced the bill by a vote of 15 to 9, indicating support that goes beyond the Republican Party. He described the Clarity Act as legislation on the structure of the crypto market for the fifth or sixth edition, with multiple revisions from Congress. Emmer predicts Congress will eventually send the bill to President Trump's desk. The bill's blockchain regulatory certainty clause draws particular attention, stipulating that developers who write code but do not control user funds should not face currency transfer obligations—principles that crypto advocates consider crucial for maintaining open-source development in the United States.

According to Bijie.com, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce has refuted the view that the SEC's upcoming crypto rules will promote synthetic tokens. Peirce posted two statements on social media, clarifying her expectations for the upcoming rules. She stated that the proposed rules will not pave the way for synthetic tokenized securities, but will instead facilitate trading of the same underlying stocks represented only in numbers. Peirce pointed out that while public attention to the rule is appreciated, exaggeration is unnecessary. This rule will be the SEC's most significant step to date in regulating crypto trading in the United States.

According to Bijie.com, Harbor Capital is applying for a series of AI-related "lab ETFs," targeting Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Meta, OpenAI, and XAI. The company has submitted applications and plans to launch five actively managed "lab ETFs," each focusing on companies related to specific lab ecosystems. According to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Harbor Capital is reshaping its active management product line, planning to launch a series of generative AI-themed strategies to expand its existing Harbor Scientific Alpha series. Although detailed prospectuses for each lab ETF have not yet been made public, analyst James Seyffart stated that these funds aim to hold publicly traded companies closely linked to specific lab models, tools, and distributions.