U.S. CFTC Acting Chairman: Enforcement Division Restructured, Refocused on Combating Fraud

As of May 11th, HTX data shows OSMO is currently trading at $0.0886—up 68.32% over the past 24 hours.

May 11: Per LookOnChain data, a whale who netted $2.27M from APE longs has opened a new position—going long on 8.69M LDO with 5x leverage, valued at ~$3.72M. Notably, the same whale previously lost ~$194K on LDO longs.

On May 11, per HyperInsight monitoring, SK Hynix’s stock price has been trending upward recently. On the Hyperliquid exchange, all whales holding SKHYNIX (SK Hynix futures contracts) positions of $1 million or more are short—all currently facing unrealized losses. The whale with the deepest unrealized loss opened a short position on February 20 with 4x leverage: it shorted 3,394.6 SKHYNIX (equivalent to ~$4.36 million) at an entry price of $816, with a liquidation price of $1,592. After holding the position for nearly three months, its unrealized loss has grown to $1.58 million—a 119% loss rate, meaning the loss exceeds twice the initial investment. As of press time, the position remains open. SK Hynix is at a historical high, and its Hyperliquid contract is currently trading at $1,299. New short positions are still being entered; the most recent whale entered at an average price of $1,250. The on-chain short address closest to liquidation has a liquidation price of $1,451.

May 11: Official sources confirm Binance Alpha has launched claims for the Bedrock (BR) airdrop. Users holding at least 241 Binance Alpha Points can claim 225 BR tokens via the Alpha event page on a first-come, first-served basis. If rewards aren’t fully claimed, the points threshold will automatically drop by 5 every five minutes. Claiming the airdrop requires 15 Binance Alpha Points, and users must confirm their claim via the Alpha event page within 24 hours—failing to do so will result in forfeiture of the airdrop.

As of May 11th, per Bitget market data, Intel (INTC) stock has extended its gains—following a 13.9% surge last Friday—with a 4.76% jump in pre-market trading, currently trading at $130.56.

On May 11th, the SlowMist team issued a warning after uncovering a high-risk phishing campaign targeting TRON wallet users. The attackers built a fake Chrome extension mimicking the official TronLink wallet. They used Unicode bidirectional control characters and lookalike Cyrillic letters to spoof the extension’s name, tricking users into trusting it. Listed in the Chrome Web Store, the malicious extension has a name nearly identical to the real TronLink. It capitalizes on the genuine version’s high download numbers and positive reviews to lower regular users’ guard. The extension itself has minimal code—it only loads a full phishing page from a remote server. This “separate shell and core” attack chain makes it hard to spot malicious activity via standard static code analysis. The remotely loaded phishing page looks almost exactly like the real TronLink web wallet. It’s designed to trick users into entering their mnemonic phrases, private keys, Keystore files, and wallet pass