A newly created wallet withdrew 5,000 ZEC from Binance, worth approximately $3.37 million

May 21 – As bond yields surge to multi-year highs, JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a pointed warning to bond investors. In a TV interview, Dimon noted interest rates could jump sharply from current levels, saying, “They could be much higher than they are today. We may have already shifted from an excess of savings to a shortage of savings.” His remarks come as long-term bonds face downward pressure, fueled by concerns that climbing oil prices could push central banks to raise interest rates. Compounding that stress are worries over government spending in Japan, the U.K., and the U.S., plus the artificial intelligence boom driving growth in the world’s largest economy – factors that have led investors to demand higher compensation to hold longer-dated debt. “We can’t predict when the global market will panic over this, or when inflation will make investors reluctant to hold long-term bonds,” Dimon added. “But that day is coming.”

May 21st. Per monitoring from Hyperinsight (via https://t.me/HyperInsight), the Samsung labor strike crisis has temporarily calmed after the company rolled out a new performance bonus plan; in turn, stock prices for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have surged. The largest short seller on the Hyperliquid platform—who holds an SKHYNIX (SK Hynix mapping contract) position—suffered a major setback during this recent price rally. This address opened short positions on both SKHYNIX and SAMSUNG using 4x leverage, with a combined total position size of $5.4 million. Its current unrealized loss has expanded to $940,000. Address: 0xa55e490ab10f1e90b288a5f69c96f9e47547ae2e

May 21: According to monitoring by Hyperinsight (via its Telegram channel @HyperInsight), a brand-new crypto address deposited $1 million into Hyperliquid yesterday. The address then quickly opened a long position on 133.94 BTC using 10x leverage, a trade worth approximately $10.4 million in total. The entry price for this long trade was $78,074, with a liquidation price set at $71,173. The wallet address involved is 0xb9763b0896fd47507ed11fad6056ec036345b720.

Bitget market data as of May 21st shows that South Korea’s KOSPI index surged 8.0% during the trading day, currently trading at 7,787.14 points. Samsung Electronics is up 7.4%, SK Hynix has jumped 11.2%, and Hyundai Motor has advanced 12.5%.

On May 21, per monitoring from Onchainlens, a newly created wallet withdrew 11,827 ZEC from Binance over the last hour, worth approximately $7.97 million.

On May 21, Glassnode reported that Bitcoin reclaimed its True Market Mean Price (TMMP) at $78,300, but failed to hold the level sustainably. Historical market cycles suggest that weeks to months of consolidation will likely be needed before a confirmed transition to a sustainable bull market. The 30-day moving average of Bitcoin’s Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) has climbed from 0.4 in February to 1.8 during the recent rebound — a sign current demand isn’t enough to soak up the wave of profit-taking. For a meaningful bounce in buyer strength, this ratio will need to consistently stay above 2. The 30-day cost basis of $78,200 has flipped from a support zone to resistance, while the accumulation cluster’s cost basis (formed between February and April at $71,400) is now the most immediate level holding up Bitcoin during its current pullback. The spot market’s internal structure has weakened over the past few weeks. Spot Cumulative Value Difference (CVD) remains consistently negative, a