10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 4,964 $BTC(-$458.3M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 4,701 $ETH(-$15.21M) yesterday.

May 27 — The Resolv Foundation has released its full recovery framework following a March 2026 protocol security incident, according to official sources. Back on March 22, 2026, the platform suffered a security vulnerability exploit that allowed illicit minting of USR tokens, prompting the protocol to be paused and enter recovery mode. Resolv’s token structure is defined as: USR is the collateral-backed "senior layer" stable asset, while RLP acts as the protocol’s "insurance layer" to absorb losses. Under the new recovery plan, holders of pre-attack USR/wstUSR will be compensated at a 1:1 USDC ratio. Post-attack USR holdings will be handled at a 1:0.5 USDC rate. RLP holders will recover roughly 60% or more of their holdings, with partial compensation distributed in RESOLV tokens. A three-month claims window is now open for users to submit requests. Separately, Resolv has launched Vault Street, a new business line managed by the foundation focused on distributing tokenized real-world

May 27: Greek.Live researcher Adam noted in a recent post that the prior day saw sharp moves across multiple tokens, paired with a significant uptick in Bitcoin’s volatility—signaling a potential shift in the broader market. While Bitcoin’s realized volatility (RV) rose notably, its implied volatility (IV) failed to keep pace, showing no meaningful increase from last weekend. The options market’s delayed reaction to price action is a key lagging indicator that typically points to an imminent market reversal. Gamma Exposure (GEX) is heavily concentrated around the $75,000 level, acting as strong support for Bitcoin. However, a break below this key support would open the door to substantial downside. Resistance is centered around $80,000, with slim chances of a direct push past that threshold. Traders are advised against overleveraging long positions at this time; a defensive trading posture is recommended.

May 27. Per CCTV News, on local time May 26, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi spoke on the phone with Qatar’s Emir Tamim. Raisi stated that Iran is prepared to reach a "dignified" framework agreement to end ongoing wars and tensions in the region. For his part, Tamim added that Qatar’s government will spare no effort to contribute to peace and stability in the area.

May 27 — Base announced via official sources that it has officially rolled out Base MCP, a new feature allowing users to connect their Base accounts to an AI Agent and perform direct on-chain operations like transfers, token swaps, asset queries, and protocol interactions through a chat interface. This tool integrates with MCP-supported AI clients including Claude, OpenAI ChatGPT, and Cursor, and covers key Base ecosystem protocols: Morpho, Moonwell, Aerodrome, and Uniswap. To access Base MCP, users only need to log into their Base accounts via OAuth 2.1 to authorize the AI Agent to send transaction requests in the chat window. Supported actions include cross-chain asset checks, fund transfers, swaps, perpetual contract trading, participation in new token sales, and engagement with AI Agent-focused projects. Importantly, all transactions require manual confirmation: the system does not hold or access user private keys at any point. Transaction requests appear in a Base account pop-up

On May 27, Umbra and Streamflow launched their private token ownership feature on Solana, enabling projects to securely implement large-scale token ownership and distribution. Powered by Arcium’s cryptographic execution engine, Streamflow’s clients can keep using their existing distribution mechanisms—including time locks and price triggers—while gaining the ability to conceal actual token transfer records. Recipients will receive ownership tokens directly to their Umbra wallet, and every new ownership plan added expands Umbra’s shared anonymity pool. This in turn strengthens privacy protection capabilities for users and applications across the entire network.

Pump.fun announced a major platform upgrade on May 26, officially launching its frictionless cross-chain trading feature. Users can now trade assets across multiple EVM-compatible chains—including Ethereum, Avalanche, and BNB Chain—directly within the app. The update is built to deliver a unified "one wallet, one asset, multi-chain trading" experience, aiming to cut down on the complexity of cross-chain operations. Key to the new functionality: users transact with a single wallet, no cross-chain bridging required, and they don’t need to hold native gas tokens for individual chains. Pump.fun leverages Solana as its settlement and gas subsidy medium for this system, which also auto-generates multi-chain wallets to let users seamlessly access transactions for various EVM ecosystem assets. Per the official announcement, this update will make it far easier for users to capitalize on cross-chain market opportunities.