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Per Bitget data, on May 22, South Korea’s KOSPI Index gained 32.12 points, or 0.41%, to close at 7,847.71 points. Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index rose 1,654.93 points (2.68%) on the same day, finishing at 63,339.07 points—a new all-time closing high for the benchmark index.

May 22nd, per official social media sources, Huobi’s HTX Global Investment department HTX Ventures recently announced its new investment focus will center on the AI and crypto intersection, covering key areas including Agentic infrastructure, Agent wallets and payment channels, AI execution and coordination systems, and AI-driven consumer-grade applications. The firm will collaborate with HTX DAO and the broader HTX ecosystem to support the next generation of emerging startups in this space. HTX Ventures further noted that AI Agents equipped with identity, wallet, payment, coordination, and on-chain execution capabilities are poised to become legitimate economic participants in the future.

May 22 update: Following the May 15 THORChain attack, the protocol’s community has locked in a concrete recovery roadmap. Right now, Proposal ADR028 is out for review, waiting on a vote from node operators. Here’s a breakdown of its key points: First, the protocol will cover attack losses using its own liquidity pool first. Any remaining gap will be split among Synth holders (the exact split ratio is still being worked out). This means the protocol’s own liquidity will temporarily hit zero, but the plan calls for diverting future system revenue to slowly replenish POL (Protocol Owned Liquidity). On the technical side: The GG20 TSS framework will stay in place temporarily for a patch upgrade. Transactions won’t go back online until the vulnerability is fully fixed and the network completes one full Churn (node rotation) cycle. Going forward, THORChain will switch to a slower, security-first release schedule, prioritizing stability over rapid updates. For nodes and assets: Innocent no

May 22nd: Analyst Murphy (@Murphychen888) noted on social media that "Static Quantum Exposure" refers to Bitcoin public keys recorded on the blockchain, which a future, sufficiently powerful quantum computer could theoretically reverse-engineer using Shor’s algorithm to derive the corresponding private keys for circulating Bitcoin. According to Glassnode data, roughly 6.04 million Bitcoin are currently in this quantum risk-exposed state, split into two categories: - **Structural Exposure**: Totaling around 1.92 million Bitcoin. This risk stems primarily from script designs like P2PK, bare multisig, Taproot, etc., which directly expose public keys during transactions. Notably, Bitcoin mined in Satoshi’s era are hardest to secure and migrate due to their unique address formats and script structures. - **Operational Exposure**: On a larger scale, accounting for roughly 4.12 million Bitcoin. This risk comes from address reuse—users repeatedly reusing the same Bitcoin address for sen

May 22 — Per Alternative Data, today’s cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index stands at 28, a 1-point drop from yesterday’s 29 and remaining firmly in "Fear" territory for the crypto market. For reference: The Fear & Greed Index operates on a 0–100 scale, with its score calculated from six weighted indicators: Volatility (25%), market trading volume (25%), social media hype (15%), market surveys (15%), Bitcoin’s market dominance (10%), and Google Trends analysis (10%).

On May 22, per Bitget market data, the storage concept sector in Hong Kong equities posted a short-term rally. Zhiyun (03986.HK) surged more than 11% at its intraday peak, while Rising Nonferrous (06809.HK) climbed over 5%.