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On May 20th, market data shows Samsung Electronics’ stock price dropped more than 3% due to failed wage negotiations.

May 20th — Crypto analytics firm Alicharts reports that roughly 60 whale addresses holding 10,000 or more Ethereum (ETH) have fully unloaded their holdings over the past two months. Institutional moves like this, where entities managing million-dollar positions exit the market rapidly, typically signal widespread profit-taking and asset reallocation, per Alicharts. By leveraging recent market liquidity to cut risk exposure, these large players are sending a clear signal of diminished confidence in Ethereum’s mid-term outlook. This bearish shift is further validated by the fact that the drop in whale count aligns directly with a recent surge in fund inflows into crypto exchanges. As a result, Ethereum’s short-term trajectory appears tilted toward a downward path of least resistance — traders will want to keep a close eye on the critical $2,000 support level for ETH.

On May 20, Bitget announced in an official release that its stock contracts have launched, now offering 10 underlying assets including QCOM (Qualcomm), SMCI (Super Micro Computer, Inc.), CSCO (Cisco), and NOK (Nokia). The contracts cover a range of popular sectors such as AI infrastructure, satellite communications, and photonic interconnects. They support up to 20x leverage; for more details, please visit Bitget’s official platform.

SEOUL, May 20 (Yonhap) — Samsung Electronics’ South Korean labor union has announced it will hold a strike this Thursday, two days after a local court partially granted the tech giant’s request for an injunction to block the work stoppage. On May 18, a South Korean court gave partial approval to Samsung’s bid to halt the union’s planned strike. If the Samsung union defies the court order and proceeds with the strike, it will face a daily fine of approximately 100 million South Korean won. Earlier, the Samsung union set out plans for an 18-day general strike kicking off on May 21. At the heart of their demands is securing a bigger share of the company’s profits amid projections that Samsung’s AI semiconductor business will hit record-high earnings in 2026. The union is calling for an end to the performance bonus cap, a rule that 15% of the company’s operating profit be allocated to a transparent performance bonus pool, and a 7% increase in base wages to close the pay gap with rival SK

On May 20th, a crypto whale trading under the handle "Sets 10 Major Goals First" disclosed that it has closed a Bitcoin short position on Exchange X, netting $12.61 million in profits from the trade.

On May 20, OpenAI announced the launch of a new service called "Capacity Commitment," which allows customers to reserve long-term compute resources for their critical workloads. The service is designed to provide enterprises and developers with a more stable, predictable computing capacity guarantee—ensuring core AI applications stay operational during periods of high demand or resource constraints. OpenAI stated that this move will help customers relying on its models for production deployments improve system stability and availability, while strengthening support for large-scale AI compute requirements.