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May 11 – CoinGecko data shows the total trading volume of Real World Assets (RWA) perpetual contracts hit $524.79 billion in Q1 2026, on track to more than double the full-year 2025 figure of $313.02 billion. This marks the fourth straight quarter of sequential growth, with quarterly volumes rising from $29.74 billion (Q1 2025) to $67.41 billion (Q2 2025), $77.00 billion (Q3 2025), and $138.87 billion (Q4 2025). As of July 2025, commodities held 100% of RWA perpetual trading share, but their monthly volume has ranged between 69.7% and 95.3% over the past six months. Other asset classes are gaining traction: stock perpetuals’ market share climbed from 0.4% (Aug 2025) to 6.0% (Mar 2026), while ETF perpetuals rose from 2.8% (Oct 2025) to 5.3% (Mar 2026)—with most growth driven by SPY trading. Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 product has seen its monthly RWA volume share jump from 2.8% (Oct 2025 launch) to 28.6% (Mar 2026). Notably, HIP-3’s volume surged from $12.65 billion (Q4 2025) to $130.87 b

Binance released its May Reserve Report on May 11, revealing that as of May 1, the exchange’s reserve ratios were: Bitcoin (BTC) 100.22%, Tether (USDT) 104.27%, Ethereum (ETH) 100.00%, and Binance Coin (BNB) 101.68%.

May 11th: U.S. April nonfarm payrolls rose by 115,000—well above market expectations of 62,000—while the prior reading was revised up to 185,000, underscoring the U.S. labor market’s resilience. Though May consumer sentiment dropped to historic lows, one-year inflation expectations unexpectedly eased, bolstering the market narrative of “slowing growth but persistent inflation.” Federal Reserve officials have also struck a cautious tone. Chicago Fed President Goolsbee noted the labor market remains relatively stable, though inflation performance still falls short of expectations. Meanwhile, ECB President Christine Lagarde acknowledged central banks are currently caught between the risks of acting too soon and too late. Markets are increasingly pricing in a higher likelihood of a “higher-for-longer” rate environment. On the geopolitical front, U.S.-Iran negotiations have yet to yield a meaningful breakthrough. Iran has formally rejected the latest U.S. proposal, though both sides c

May 11th — CoinGecko data reveals tokenized gold spot trading volume reached $90.7 billion in Q1 2026, surpassing the full-year 2025 total of $84.64 billion. This signals surging market demand: crypto investors are gravitating to this standout asset class, while tokenized gold has grown more accessible across trading platforms. Notably, centralized exchanges (CEX) account for the bulk of tokenized asset spot trading. As of now, tokenized gold spot volume fluctuates monthly, reflecting high sensitivity to market conditions. For example, in October 2025—when gold prices hit a new all-time high—volume skyrocketed to $21.38 billion, more than three times September’s $6.73 billion, before dipping to $14.07 billion in November. Like tokenized commodities market cap trends, PAXG and XAUT dominate tokenized gold spot trading. During the period, PAXG held 34.2% to 82.5% of monthly volume, while XAUT accounted for 14.8% to 64.6%. Over the past 15 months, their average monthly spot volum

May 11th: Matrixport withdrew 8,300 ETH from Binance in the past hour, per Onchainlens monitoring—valued at roughly $19.38 million.

May 11 — Driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, South Korea’s stock market surged on Monday, according to data from Bitget. The KOSPI index closed up 4.32% at 7,822.2 points, hitting a new all-time high. It has gained over 18% so far this month. Among key stocks, SK Hynix rose 11.5%, while Samsung Electronics climbed 6.33%.