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Bitunix officially launched its Bitcoin Pizza Day limited-time lucky draw event on May 22. Here’s how it works: Users only need to register via the event page to participate, and every draw comes with a 100% win rate—no empty attempts here! The event runs through May 22 to May 26 (UTC+0). During the event window, you can earn extra draw opportunities by completing simple tasks: net deposits, contract trading, or subscribing to wealth management products. The maximum number of draws any user can get is 20. Prizes include both physical pizzas and USDT rewards, and if you’d rather have crypto instead of pizza, you can swap any physical prize for an equal amount of USDT. To mark Bitcoin Pizza Day, Bitunix is also inviting users to explore the platform’s professional trading tools, which serve as a one-stop hub for trading cryptocurrencies, stocks, and commodities. Through these diverse activities, Bitunix keeps rewarding its global community of users within its ecosystem with fun per

May 22: Futu Holdings’ Q4 2025 financial report shows that as of December 31, 2025, total client assets on its platform reached HK$1.23 trillion (roughly $158.4 billion). In a March 16 report on Futu released by CICC International earlier this year, analysts at the bank noted the Greater China region accounts for more than 80% of Futu’s client assets. Assuming Futu’s user funds remain nearly flat compared to last year’s third quarter, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)’s strict probe into illegal cross-border business cases would result in only Futu being cleared out of such operations—with a 2-year rectification period for its existing business. This would put at least approximately $126.7 billion in user funds at risk. For Tiger Securities, which reported $60.8 billion in assets under management (AUM) for Q4 2025, an estimated $48.6 billion in user funds could be cleared due to similar impacts. Altogether, the total user funds expected to be cleared for bot

May 22 (Beijing Time: 16:04) – Saudi Arabia’s Al Arabiya TV reported exclusively Wednesday that the United States and Iran are "very close to reaching" a draft agreement. The key terms of the proposed deal include: an immediate, full, unconditional ceasefire across all fronts; pledges not to target military, civilian, or economic infrastructure; an end to military operations and media warfare; commitments to respect each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and avoid interference in one another’s internal affairs; guarantees for freedom of navigation in the Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, and Gulf of Oman; and the establishment of a joint monitoring and conflict resolution mechanism. The draft also specifies negotiations on remaining issues within seven days, and the gradual lifting of U.S. sanctions on Iran in exchange for Tehran’s adherence to the agreement. The deal would take effect immediately after formal announcements by the U.S. and Iran. It’s worth noting that the draft deta

May 22 — Per Hyperinsight Monitoring (via Telegram’s @HyperInsight), Hyperliquid’s cross-chain bridge recorded a significant liquidity spike. As of UTC time yesterday (approximately 10 hours before this update), the bridge saw a 24-hour USDC inflow of over $268 million, hitting a new high since February 7. Net inflow reached $173 million, marking the strongest level in nearly 10 months (last seen August 22 of last year), with the bridge’s total cross-chain TVL landing at $4.02 billion on the same day. At press time, Hyperliquid’s 24-hour trading volume stands at $7.84 billion, while its open interest hits $9.6 billion. Of that, trade.xyz contributed $2.59 billion in trading volume and $2.49 billion in open interest over the same period. The HyperInsight Bot has also launched: Add @HyperInsightBot to your Telegram community, set it as an admin, and enable message-sending permissions to automatically sync on-chain data.

May 22 – Price shocks tied to the Iran conflict are spreading beyond energy costs, prompting economists to raise their U.S. inflation forecasts and push back expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next rate cut. The consensus now points to a sharper rise in the core PCE index than earlier projections, with both key inflation gauges seen holding above 3% through the end of this year. Economists are split on whether the Fed will deliver a rate cut in December: half now expect that move, a shift from the prior survey’s call for an October rate reduction. Luke Tilley, chief economist at Wilmington Trust, described the current dynamic as “déjà vu” — noting the Fed and markets are once again fretting over energy price surges stoking inflation, much like last year’s anxiety over tariff-driven price hikes. With consumer spending already soft, Tilley said households will likely offset higher gas costs by pulling back on purchases elsewhere. Still, survey data shows economists are stand

On May 22, per Onchainlens monitoring, a newly created address withdrew 684,000 HYPE from Coinbase over the prior two days, valued at roughly $40.7 million.