The launch of THYP ETF on NASDAQ could accelerate mainstream adoption of DeFi, 
but investors must navigate inherent protocol risks.
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JPMorgan files JLTXX, an Ethereum money market fund for stablecoin issuers 
seeking Treasury-backed reserves under new GENIUS Act rules today

JPMorgan joins reserve fund race with Ethereum-based JLTXX

Eight Satoshi-era wallets moved 10,000 Bitcoin each in July last year, 
triggering waves of speculation across crypto markets. Now, another old wallet 
has come back to life — and traders are watching closely. Related Reading: 
Swiss Bitcoin Reserve Effort Withdrawn After Resistance From Central Bank A 
Long Wait Ends On Sunday, a Bitcoin address that had not seen any activity 
since November 2013 suddenly moved its entire holdings to a new wallet. 
Blockchain tracking service Whale Alert detected the transfer at around 19:16 
UTC. The coins, worth roughly $40 billion at current prices, had been sitting 
untouched for more than a decade. Back when they were first acquired, Bitcoin 
traded at a fraction of what it does today. The sending address — 
1KAA8GGhVjjUjVTz1HKAjCyGN…. — transferred the funds to 
bc1qm6m6d33d02edr0k8yj9jgt027zl6d….. No one has publicly claimed ownership of 
the original wallet. No explanation for the move has been offered either. 💤 💤 
💤 💤 💤 A dormant address containing 500 $BTC (40,717,094 USD) has just been 
activated after 12.5 years (worth 482,898 USD in 2013)!https://t.co/OBUcZ1rXQg 
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) May 10, 2026 Where The Coins Went The destination 
address does not match any known cryptocurrency exchange. That detail matters 
to traders. When large Bitcoin sums move directly to exchange wallets, it 
often signals a potential sale. In this case, no such connection has been 
found. Reports indicate the transfer may point to a security update, a 
redistribution of holdings across separate addresses, or simply a long-dormant 
holder deciding to act after years of staying put. Bitcoin crossed the 
$100,000 mark in late 2024 and has held near record highs since. Data shows 
that older wallets have been reactivating at a higher rate over the past year. 
Holders who bought Bitcoin during its earliest days and never touched their 
coins appear to be reviewing their positions as prices climb. A Pattern 
Emerging This latest move fits a pattern that blockchain analysts have tracked 
for months. Wallets tied to Bitcoin&#8217;s early years have been waking up with 
increasing frequency. The July wave — when multiple Satoshi-era addresses each 
moved 10,000 BTC for the first time in 14 years — drew significant attention 
from the crypto community. Sunday&#8217;s transfer adds to that trend. Related 
Reading: XRP Funding Rates Hint At Repeat Of $3.6 Surge Scenario Markets have 
not reacted sharply. But traders will keep a close eye on the newly activated 
address. Large amounts of Bitcoin moved by unknown wallets rarely go 
unnoticed, and any follow-up activity will likely draw immediate scrutiny from 
analysts monitoring the chain. Featured image from Pexels, chart from 
TradingView

Mysterious Bitcoin Whale Transfers $40 Billion After Years Of Silence

The sanctions could strain US-China relations, impact global oil markets, and 
intensify geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran&#8217;s nuclear activities.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has urged the Sixth Circuit Court of 
Appeals to rule that the agency has jurisdiction over prediction markets.

CFTC backs prediction market Kalshi in appeals court fight against Ohio

Crypto platforms Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, Keycard, WalletConnect, Argot and 
Fireblocks are among the earliest adopters and contributors to Clear Signing, 
aimed at ending “blind signing.”

21Shares launches Hyperliquid ETF on NASDAQ tomorrow

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