26-win trading streak broken by a single trade: Shorting ZEC incurs $7.66 million in unrealized loss, wiping out all over $9 million in prior profits and bringing the position to the brink of liquidation.

Binance founder CZ retweeted a BNC-related post, as CEA Industries' bStock (BNCB) rallied above $6, surging over 21% in 24 hours. The tweet CZ shared was a name-change poll from BNB Network Company (BNC), a Nasdaq-listed BNB treasury firm, with CZ commenting, "What's in a name?"

Crypto trader Ansem stated in a post that he has been bullish on ZEC since its price was around $300, with the privacy token now rising to roughly $1,500. He believes ZEC’s current stage mirrors Bitcoin’s position ahead of its 2017 surge from $1,000 to $20,000, and expects Zcash’s market performance to remain strong this year and next.

Bankless co-founder David Hoffman announced on May 21 that he had liquidated his entire Ethereum (ETH) holdings, subsequently purchasing VVV, NEAR, ZEC, HYPE, and LIT, while disclosing partial entry prices: "NEAR at approximately $1.40, HYPE at around $45, ZEC at roughly $560, and LIT at about $1.35." Per HTX market data, the current prices of these assets and their performance based on the disclosed entry prices are as follows: LIT trades at $5.02, a roughly 272% increase from entry; ZEC is at $1512.42, up ~170%; NEAR stands at $3.49, up ~149%; HYPE is at $86.51, up ~92%. Hoffman did not reveal VVV’s specific entry price. Using its May 21 price of $15.99 as an estimate, VVV now trades at $25.27, marking a ~58% gain. Over the same period, ETH rose from around $2127.47 to $2473.23, a ~16% increase. All five altcoins in Hoffman’s prior allocation significantly outperformed ETH during the period.

Unipcs(@theunipcs)' portfolio is up another $2.5M in the past 24 hours, bringing his total assets to over $19M. He's back at #1 on FOMO's 24-hour leaderboard and has remained #1 on the all-time leaderboard for a month.

According to a Bloomberg report, as shares of digital asset treasury companies remain sluggish, with shareholders having lost roughly $50 billion in total, retail and institutional investors are stepping up scrutiny of employee compensation, equity incentives, and related-party transactions at these firms. Artemis data shows that the fully diluted market capitalization of listed treasury companies investing in Bitcoin and Ethereum is currently around $90 billion, down roughly 40% from its peak. Solana-focused treasury firm SkyAI has seen its share price drop nearly 90% since completing its transition financing in August 2025. Forward Industries is urging shareholders to vote against its equity incentive plan, which would reserve 7.2% of the company’s shares for 30 employees, worth approximately $4 million at current prices. Forward also questioned SkyAI over consulting fees and warrant issuances paid to companies controlled by the firm’s chief investment officer’s relatives. SkyAI responded that the arrangements were reviewed by the board of directors and publicly disclosed. Bitcoin-focused treasury firm Metaplanet’s share price has fallen 84% from its June 2025 high. Amid investor criticism over executive incentives and equity dilution, the company scrapped some warrant arrangements and will hire an independent external expert to redesign its compensation plan. Nakamoto, led by David Bailey, has also seen its share price drop 99% from last year’s peak. Its use of stock to acquire two other firms led by Bailey has been questioned by some market participants as a potential conflict of interest.

According to Arkham’s monitoring, Nate, founder of Long.xyz – a meme coin issuance platform linked to Robinhood’s crypto equities – purchased $3,800 worth of the meme coin Artificial Inu (AI) two months ago when AI’s market cap stood at $219,800, and has not sold any of the tokens since. Today, those holdings are worth $2.92 million, delivering a 758x return. He currently holds a total of $6.38 million in AI, with 54% of his position transferred from other addresses, including 6 million AI tokens sent by HawX.