TRUMP unlocked 40 million tokens 5 hours ago, equivalent to around 300 million US dollars

On May 6, Kraken launched CFTC-regulated cryptocurrency spot margin trading for U.S. retail users—shortly after its parent company acquired the Bitnomial derivatives platform. Such products were previously unavailable to most U.S. retail users, pushing many to offshore platforms. Kraken noted users can trade with up to 10x leverage, using their crypto assets as collateral without selling them. The launch follows Monday’s announcement that Payward—Kraken’s parent company—has finalized its acquisition of Bitnomial. Based in Chicago, Bitnomial is a crypto derivatives exchange with CFTC licenses as a matching platform, contract market, and clearinghouse. Payward said the deal will eventually let it offer regulated spot margin, perpetual futures, and options to U.S. users. The move also bolsters Kraken’s position in regulated derivatives infrastructure as it eyes a potential public listing. Payward filed a confidential draft S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exch

On May 6, Glassnode’s latest report noted that Bitcoin has climbed above its Realized Price Cap ($78,200) and Short-Term Holder Cost Basis ($79,100). If it holds above this range over the next week, the “deep value phase” that began in February 2026 could become the shortest in Bitcoin’s history. The next key resistance level in the current market sits around $85,200. On-chain data shows the 30-day Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) has flipped positive, hitting 0.003% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization. Long-Term Holder (LTH) realized profits have risen to $180 million daily, though still well below the cycle’s earlier peak of over $1 billion. Daily unrealized losses, however, remain elevated at $479 million—140% above this cycle’s stable range. Glassnode notes these losses need to keep falling below $200 million to confirm a healthier demand recovery. On the funding front, the 30-day net inflow for U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs has flipped positive again, signaling a rebound in institu

May 6 — Sources familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal that Iran and the U.S. are working through a mediator to finalize a one-page, 14-point draft memorandum of understanding (MOU) outlining a framework for one month of talks aimed at ending the war. The key points will form the core of the next round of negotiations, which could resume as early as next week in Islamabad. Iran has signaled willingness to discuss its nuclear program, showing more flexibility than its prior stance. Unresolved issues include the duration of Iran’s uranium enrichment suspension, whether highly enriched uranium (HEU) will be removed from the country, and Iran’s demand to retain a permanent supervisory role in the Strait of Hormuz — all expected to complicate final talks. Additionally, the timing and scope of sanctions relief may prove a sticking point. If progress is made, the one-month negotiation window can be extended by mutual agreement, sources said. An Iranian Foreign Ministry

On May 6th, per LookOnChain monitoring data, the U.S. government deposited 3.233 ETH (valued at approximately $7,630) to Coinbase Prime—this amount consists of funds seized from Glenn Olivio.

On May 6, renowned startup accelerator Y Combinator (YC) announced it will host in-person interviews for the first time in New York City, focusing on fintech and cryptocurrency startups as it aims to support more companies in the space. In a Wednesday statement, YC noted: “This marks the first time YC has taken a specific industry’s interview process offline in this way, as we engage with founders building key ecosystem infrastructure.” A YC spokesperson confirmed the interviews will take place in New York City on May 21. For selected startups, YC’s standard investment terms are $500,000 in exchange for a 7% stake. Earlier this year, following YC’s rollout of the option, startups may also choose to receive funding in Circle’s stablecoin USDC. YC’s Winter 2026 batch already includes several crypto and fintech firms: financial infrastructure platform Sponge Wallet, crypto onramp provider Unifold, unified trading platform Sequence Markets (supporting crypto, real-world assets, an

On May 6, London-based AI recruitment platform Ethos announced it has closed a $22.75 million Series A funding round, led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) with participation from General Catalyst. Ethos leverages AI to interview candidates and analyze their academic papers, code, and other professional materials to build detailed skills profiles. The platform then connects experts with paid opportunities—including expert consultations, market research, AI data labeling, advisory services, and full-time roles. “Resumes can’t truly reflect a person’s abilities,” said James Lo, Ethos co-founder and CEO. “In an AI-transformed economy, Ethos aims to help individuals showcase their full professional capabilities while enabling companies to more accurately identify the talent they actually need.” The startup targets two core pain points: widespread fake or AI-generated resumes, and the challenge of verifying candidates’ real skills.