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May 11 — moomoo, the overseas independent brand of Futu Holdings, announced today it has secured a Predictive Market Compliance License from a U.S. regulatory agency, becoming one of the first online brokers approved to offer “Event Contracts” trading to U.S. retail users. This move expands moomoo’s diverse investment product lineup and strengthens its proactive push into financial innovation and compliance as a global one-stop investment platform. With the approved license, moomoo plans to launch Event Contracts trading for U.S. users imminently, covering sports, economics, politics, culture, and other areas. Unlike traditional stock, options, or commodity trading, Event Contracts follow a “binary outcome” core logic: users profit by predicting the outcome of specific events. This translates real-world observations into investment decisions, providing a new tool for investing and hedging beyond traditional and crypto asset allocations. moomoo will strictly comply with the regulatory

BlockBeats reported on May 11 that CryptoQuant analyst Oro Crypto (@oro_crypto) noted Bitcoin’s Adjusted SOPR (aSOPR) has reentered a critical structural zone. Since May 1, the metric has stayed above 1 for 9 straight trading days, signaling the market is continuing to see profit-taking sell-offs. The aSOPR measures whether Bitcoin spent on-chain is sold at a profit or loss: a reading above 1 means spent BTC is, on average, sold for a profit; below 1 means sold at a loss. What makes this signal notable is its persistence. The 9-day streak cuts through noise, showing a meaningful shift in market structure. The last comparable streak of consecutive profit-taking was Oct 19–Nov 4, 2025, when BTC also saw back-to-back on-chain profit sales. From a market structure standpoint, this suggests Bitcoin is absorbing profit-taking selling pressure, and the price structure hasn’t immediately deteriorated—reflecting solid market resilience. This reading doesn’t necessarily signal a euphori

**May 11: Vitalik Calls ZK Payments Next Crypto Adoption Standard** Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published a research paper on May 11, noting Zero-Knowledge (ZK) payments should be the next necessary standard for widespread crypto payment adoption. He emphasized crypto payments must shift from "pseudonymity" to "default privacy," particularly as we enter the "Age of Smart Contracts." Vitalik argues blockchain’s "glass house" nature is the primary psychological and operational barrier to crypto replacing traditional fiat payment apps. He proposed replacing standard transfers with ZK-proof-based transactions—letting users prove payment validity without disclosing full balances or transaction history. To solve the privacy paradox (autonomous AI smart contracts need to pay fees like large-model API credits without traceable marks), Ethereum’s Layer 2 solutions can process private payments at the same speed and cost as transparent transactions using recursive SNARKs and ZK A

May 11 – CoinGecko data shows the total trading volume of Real World Assets (RWA) perpetual contracts hit $524.79 billion in Q1 2026, on track to more than double the full-year 2025 figure of $313.02 billion. This marks the fourth straight quarter of sequential growth, with quarterly volumes rising from $29.74 billion (Q1 2025) to $67.41 billion (Q2 2025), $77.00 billion (Q3 2025), and $138.87 billion (Q4 2025). As of July 2025, commodities held 100% of RWA perpetual trading share, but their monthly volume has ranged between 69.7% and 95.3% over the past six months. Other asset classes are gaining traction: stock perpetuals’ market share climbed from 0.4% (Aug 2025) to 6.0% (Mar 2026), while ETF perpetuals rose from 2.8% (Oct 2025) to 5.3% (Mar 2026)—with most growth driven by SPY trading. Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 product has seen its monthly RWA volume share jump from 2.8% (Oct 2025 launch) to 28.6% (Mar 2026). Notably, HIP-3’s volume surged from $12.65 billion (Q4 2025) to $130.87 b

Binance released its May Reserve Report on May 11, revealing that as of May 1, the exchange’s reserve ratios were: Bitcoin (BTC) 100.22%, Tether (USDT) 104.27%, Ethereum (ETH) 100.00%, and Binance Coin (BNB) 101.68%.

May 11th: U.S. April nonfarm payrolls rose by 115,000—well above market expectations of 62,000—while the prior reading was revised up to 185,000, underscoring the U.S. labor market’s resilience. Though May consumer sentiment dropped to historic lows, one-year inflation expectations unexpectedly eased, bolstering the market narrative of “slowing growth but persistent inflation.” Federal Reserve officials have also struck a cautious tone. Chicago Fed President Goolsbee noted the labor market remains relatively stable, though inflation performance still falls short of expectations. Meanwhile, ECB President Christine Lagarde acknowledged central banks are currently caught between the risks of acting too soon and too late. Markets are increasingly pricing in a higher likelihood of a “higher-for-longer” rate environment. On the geopolitical front, U.S.-Iran negotiations have yet to yield a meaningful breakthrough. Iran has formally rejected the latest U.S. proposal, though both sides c