Binance's latest Launchpool has received over 18.4 million BNB

**May 2nd Update** Per EmberCN monitoring, the crypto asset LAB has surged 10x over the past month—climbing from $0.2 to $2.38. A suspected insider-trading whale address perfectly timed the rally: It accumulated 575,000 LAB ($128,000 worth) one month before the surge, when prices hovered at $0.2. Just 30 minutes ago, the whale transferred all 575k LAB to a centralized exchange to cash out. The holding is now valued at $1.26 million, netting the whale a $1.13 million profit.

**May 2nd** Berkshire Hathaway’s cash reserves hit a record $397 billion in the first quarter under CEO Greg Abel. The company’s cash position dipped slightly at year-end 2025 but jumped sharply in Q1 2026 on net stock sales of $8.1 billion. Additionally, Berkshire Hathaway Class A (BRK.A.N) reported: - Q1 2026 revenue: $93.675 billion (up from $89.725 billion year-over-year; topping the market consensus of $89.274 billion) - Net profit: $10.106 billion (up from $4.603 billion YoY; falling just short of the $11.762 billion estimate) - Operating profit: $11.35 billion (nearly 18% YoY gain) As of Q1 2026 end, the fair value of Berkshire’s fixed-income securities stood at $17.669 billion (down from $17.816 billion YoY). Breakdown: - U.S. bonds: $3.88 billion - Foreign bonds: $12.391 billion - Corporate bonds: $1.19 billion ### Notes on American English adaptation: - Uses **Q1** (standard quarterly abbreviation) instead of "first quarter" for brevity. - Replaces

On May 2, AI project SKYAI skyrocketed 1687% on its first day of spot trading on Bitget—following its April 30 debut. Within three days, its market cap peaked at $417 million, with total spot trading volume hitting $240 million and contract trading volume reaching $630 million, underscoring a strong listing effect. SKYAI is currently trading at $0.388, and trading activity remains robust.

Berkshire Hathaway’s first shareholder meeting of the post-Buffett era kicked off at 8:00 PM UTC+8 tonight (May 2). This marks the first “Investment Oscars” hosted by new CEO Greg Abel since 95-year-old Warren Buffett stepped down as CEO and Abel officially took the reins. Titled “The Legacy Continues,” the meeting features Abel, insurance chief Ajit Jain, and subsidiary executives Katie Farmer and Adam Johnson fielding shareholder questions. Discussion centers on the company’s capital allocation, stock buybacks, tech holdings strategy, and future growth path. While Buffett remains present as non-executive chairman, the spotlight has shifted to 63-year-old Abel—signaling Berkshire’s formal entry into the post-Buffett era.

On May 2, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) General Civil Aviation Authority announced that airspace capacity across the country has returned to normal, and it has lifted previously imposed precautionary measures. The authority confirmed the decision followed a comprehensive assessment of operational and safety conditions—coordinated with all relevant stakeholders—while emphasizing ongoing real-time monitoring to uphold the highest standards of aviation safety.

May 2 – Iran’s Chief Justice Ebrahim Raisi said Wednesday that Iran does not shy away from negotiations with the United States but strongly rejects U.S. coercion. He noted negotiations are reasonable and logical, but they do not mean accepting U.S. dictates—nor can Iran tolerate the U.S. imposing its will through threats. At the same time, Iran does not seek war and hopes no conflict breaks out. (CCTV International News)