MEXC has listed Hyperlane (HYPER) for pre-market trading

May 21 — RoboStrategy, Inc. (Nasdaq: BOT) announced today that Andrew Kang has been named Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Andrew Kang co-founded the robotics and embodied AI investment firm; RoboStrategy went public on the Nasdaq on May 11, 2026. As a closed-end management investment company, RoboStrategy focuses on equity stakes in robotics and embodied AI firms. RoboStrategy’s portfolio includes holdings such as Figure AI, Apptronik, Dyna Robotics, and Dexmate, spanning privately held, pre-IPO, and publicly traded robotics companies. Kang is also founding partner of Mechanism Capital. Established in 2020, that firm originally managed his personal investment portfolio, while RoboStrategy marks his first foray into an actively managed investment company that accepts external capital.

May 21: According to Bitget market data, the Nikkei 225 Index opened higher on Thursday, May 21, adding 617.06 points (up 1.03%) to hit 60,421.47 points. The South Korean KOSPI Index also posted a sharp open the same day—jumping 277.63 points, or 3.85%, to 7,486.58 points. Samsung Electronics rallied more than 5% at the opening bell, while SK Hynix advanced 3.8%.

On May 21st, on-chain analytics provider Onchain Lens flagged via its monitoring data that the wallet address starting with "8qBMv" received 88,004 SOL tokens—equivalent to roughly $7.56 million—from institutional crypto trading firm FalconX, then transferred the entire sum to a separate wallet. Additionally, another address beginning with "ECgwn" obtained 24,560 SOL (about $2.11 million) from global crypto exchange Binance, and immediately staked those SOL tokens.

On May 21, Elon Musk’s SpaceX disclosed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that the company holds 18,712 bitcoins; this submission was part of the firm’s preparations to go public. As of December 31 of last year, the total cost basis for these bitcoins stands at roughly $661 million, translating to an average of approximately $35,000 per bitcoin. This positions SpaceX as the seventh-largest corporate entity by bitcoin holdings, trailing only Strategy, 21 Capital, Metaplanet, MARA Holdings, Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company, and Bullish.

On May 21st, HTX market data shows that as Bitcoin rallied once again, altcoins posted broad-based gains—with privacy-sector tokens leading the charge. Here’s a breakdown of their latest trading metrics: - NIL is currently trading at $0.6725, up 25.07% in the past 24 hours; - DASH is priced at $49.62, climbing 17.79% over the last day; - ZEC is currently at $670.07, surging 17.17% in the 24-hour window; - ZEN is trading for $6.746, with a 12.73% rise in the last 24 hours.

May 21. U.S. sources confirmed Trump has told Netanyahu a mediator is drafting a "letter of intent" for the U.S. and Iran to sign—this would formally end their conflict and kick off 30-day talks covering Iran’s nuclear program and opening the Strait of Hormuz. Trump warned Iran that if it doesn’t give a "100% correct response," the situation will escalate rapidly, noting either way, things will wrap up quickly. Iran’s Tasnim News Agency added the U.S. replied to Iran’s 14-point proposal submitted three days ago; Iran is reviewing the new U.S. proposal and has yet to respond. Pakistani mediators are helping bridge gaps, but no final agreement is in place. From HTX market data: Bitcoin edged higher to $77,436, up 0.77% over 24 hours. Altcoins are also rallying: FIDA is at $0.03455, gaining 64.82% in 24 hours; EDEN at $0.1191, up 43.73%; JTO at $0.5288, up 28.71%. U.S. stocks closed Wednesday with the Dow up 1.3%, S&P 500 rising 1.08%, Nasdaq climbing 1.5%. Micron (MU.O) jumped 4.7%, Nv