Prime Minister of Pakistan: Will continue to earnestly advance peace, hoping to host the next round of talks soon

May 24 — According to monitoring from on-chain analytics platform LookOnChain, trader Evaded (@ICanPlug) locked in a $320,000 loss when closing a Bitcoin short position. The trader still maintains a long position of 53,500 ZEC, currently valued at $34 million, and is carrying an unrealized loss of $763,000.

May 24: The Russian government has expanded the details cryptocurrency miners and mining infrastructure operators are required to submit to tax authorities. Under the new decree, national registration records for these entities will now include the network addresses of their ASIC mining equipment. Russia’s Ministry of Finance stated this measure will help streamline oversight of digital asset transactions, investigations into regulatory violations, and enable grid operators to monitor infrastructure loads in mining-heavy regions. Existing regulations already mandate that Russian miners regularly update information such as miner manufacturer, model, serial number, algorithm, hash rate, power consumption, operating mode, mined cryptocurrency, output, mining pool, and links to online statistics. (Bits Media)

MAY 24 – Binance announced in an official statement that to comply with Australia’s local regulations, the cryptocurrency exchange will update its deposit and withdrawal procedures for Australian users starting July 1, 2026. Going forward, all Australian users will need to supply sender information for any incoming crypto deposits and beneficiary details for all crypto withdrawals from Binance. This rule applies to every cryptocurrency deposit and withdrawal transaction involving Australian users.

On May 24, following multi-party confirmation of the U.S.-Iran Agreement, the cryptocurrency market posted a broad-based rally, with recent strong performers HYPE and privacy coins leading the rebound. Per HTX market data: HYPE is currently trading at $60.85, with a 6.24% gain over the past 24 hours. ONDO, which staged a sharp rebound after a pullback on Friday, is priced at $0.43, marking a 13.8% increase in the last day. In the privacy coin sector, ZEC is at $637.19, up 8.5% in 24 hours. NEAR is trading at $2.37, with a 14% 24-hour gain, while Dogecoin is at $46.05, posting a 6% rise over the past day.

On May 24, Fenwick & West—former legal counsel to FTX—agreed to pay $54 million to settle allegations that it assisted Sam Bankman-Fried in fraud. Separately, auditor Prager Metis and former Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem will pay $11.75 million and $420,000 respectively as part of related settlement deals.

On May 24, multiple key crypto institutions are based at the 1155 F Street building in Washington, D.C. Notable tenants include Coinbase, DCG, the Blockchain Association, and Injective on the third floor, while the 10th floor houses the Solana Policy Research Institute, Hyperliquid Policy Center, and the DeFi Education Fund. Additionally, venture capital giant Paradigm is also moving into the facility. According to reports, the building has seen visits from White House officials, Capitol Hill staffers, state lawmakers, and congressional candidates seeking crypto policy support. All in all, 1155 F Street has emerged as the de facto "lobbying command center" for the U.S. cryptocurrency industry.