The U.S. Senate Banking Committee Advances the "Financial Transparency and Regulatory Compliance Act"

May 30 — On-chain monitoring by Lookinto.chain indicates an early Ethereum adopter has been continuously selling ETH, per new on-chain data. Over the past week, the wallet address has sold a total of 55,000 ETH (approximately $1.1225 billion) and 9,442 wstETH (about $24 million), at an average selling price of roughly $2,041 per ETH. Based on current figures, this address has cashed out around $136 million in the same period.

May 30th: NBA superstar Tristan Thompson announced this morning on social media that he has opened a short position on HYPE. The transaction is a short-term bearish play, not a long-term negative outlook on the asset. He entered the 50x leveraged short at a price of $66.95, setting his stop-loss level near $68. Thompson stated he still holds a bullish view on HYPE’s longer-term trend, though he anticipates a near-term pullback— which is why he opted for this short-term, day-trade-focused short transaction.

May 30 – Cory Klippsten, CEO of Swan Bitcoin, noted that while institutional funds keep flowing into the crypto market, retail investors still play a critical part in driving Bitcoin’s price movements. Klippsten highlighted a widespread market misconception: many assume giants like BlackRock and Fidelity own most Bitcoin, but in reality, the vast majority of holders behind Bitcoin spot ETFs are retail investors buying exposure through these products. ETF issuers must purchase and custody actual Bitcoin in the spot market, so this demand is genuine. He also added that financial instruments like futures do add to “paper supply” in the market, but Bitcoin’s uniqueness lies in its on-chain, tangible asset nature. On the market outlook, Klippsten’s expectation for Bitcoin to hit a new all-time high (ATH) in 2026 has cooled dramatically. Earlier, when Bitcoin’s price neared $95,000, he pegged the chance of a new ATH that calendar year at around 50%; now, with the price dipping to the $60,

**Trust Wallet Integrates Hyperliquid Perps & HIP-4 Prediction Markets, Becomes First Mainstream Crypto Wallet to Support Both Simultaneously** On May 30, Trust Wallet announced it’s wrapped up dual integration with Hyperliquid Perpetual Contracts (Perps) and HIP-4 Prediction Markets (Outcomes)—making it the world’s first mainstream wallet to back both products at once. Users can toggle between "Perpetual Contracts" and "Prediction Markets" with one click to execute trades seamlessly. Hyperliquid is currently the most liquid decentralized trading platform globally, with over $40 trillion in total trading volume. HIP-4 launched on mainnet on May 2, bringing fully collateralized prediction contracts to the space: these contracts are priced between 0 and 1, require no leverage, no liquidation, and charge zero opening fees. This integration lets Trust Wallet users shift between trading Hyperliquid’s Perps and Prediction Markets directly in the app, delivering a user-friendly entry point

May 30: Data from OnchainLens shows whale trader Evaded has closed his Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) short positions, realizing an approximate $1.77 million in total profit. The trader then used these proceeds to open two 10x leveraged long positions: 41,400 shares of Microsoft (MSFT) and 56,600 shares of Oracle (ORCL). The combined value of the two positions stands at roughly $31.5 million.

**Bloomberg ETF Brief: Grayscale Files Fifth Amended Hyperliquid Staking ETF with SEC, Ticker HYPG** NEW YORK, May 30 — James Seyffart, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, reported Tuesday that Grayscale Investments has submitted the fifth amended filing (Amendment No. 5) for its Hyperliquid Staking ETF to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The fund will retain its existing ticker symbol, HYPG. The filing shows the ETF plans to allocate roughly 2 million HYPE tokens as seed assets, worth about $130 million based on current market prices. However, critical details such as the fund’s management fee rate have not been disclosed in the latest submission. Seyffart noted this amendment is a minor adjustment designed to address potential SEC feedback, polish filing formatting, and implement small technical tweaks. There are no material changes from the version filed the prior day, he added. Core details from that earlier draft—including the Hyperliquid staking mechanism