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Once BOE's Zhuhai Jingxin Mini LED production line is fully operational, the annual output value is expected to reach 5 billion yuan
According to Bijie.com, once BOE's Zhuhai Jingxin's Mini LED production line is fully operational, its annual output value is expected to reach 5 billion yuan, with annual tax payments of about 500 million yuan. Zhuhai Technology Industry Group stated that Zhuhai is accelerating the formation of a complete display industry chain covering chip manufacturing, packaging and testing, and terminal applications. In the micro LED gold track, Huacan Optoelectronics' micro LED high-end chip integration project, with a total investment of 5 billion yuan, has been launched in Zhuhai. Among them, the world's first 6-inch micro LED mass production line has been delivered at scale, and BOE's Zhuhai Jingxin Mini LED production line capacity continues to expand. Zhuhai Technology Industry Group is the second-largest shareholder of Huacan Optoelectronics, and in May 2021, it invested nearly 3.4 billion yuan to strategically invest in Huacan Optoelectronics.
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According to 10x Research, the Bitcoin trend model has turned bearish
According to ChainCatcher, 10x Research published an article stating that its Bitcoin trend model has turned bearish. It pointed out that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy)'s market narrative of "never selling Bitcoin" has wavered. 10x Research reported that Michael Saylor recently hinted that the company may sell part of its 843,000 BTC holdings in the future, and this change has led to a cumulative outflow of about $2.7 billion from related Bitcoin ETFs.
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Nearly 90% of Vitalik's personal net worth is in ETH, plus about $40 million in on-chain fiat currency
According to ChainCatcher, Vitalik revealed in an X post this morning that nearly 90% of his personal net assets are ETH, with the rest mostly being about $40 million in on-chain fiat currency, with every dollar allocated to certain open-source biotechnology, software, or hardware projects.
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Smart ring manufacturer Oura secretly submitted an IPO on the US stock market, with the latest round raising $11 billion
BlockBeats reported that on May 25, smart ring manufacturer Oura Health Oy officially submitted a secret draft S-1 registration statement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on May 21, planning to debut on the U.S. stock market later this year. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase will serve as lead underwriters for this IPO.
Founded in 2013 in Oulu, Finland, Ōura is founded by three co-founders—Petteri Lahtela, Kari Kivelä, and Markku Koskela—all from the R&D hub of Nokia and global heart rate monitoring pioneer Polar.
In October 2025, the company completed a Series E financing co-led by Fidelity Investments, raising $875 million and reaching a post-investment valuation of $11 billion. Previously, the company had raised over $1.5 billion in cumulative financing.
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Data: HYPE's market cap surpasses DOGE, ranking 9th among cryptocurrencies
According to ChainCatcher, according to Coinmarketcap data, HYPE is currently priced at $62.42, with a market cap of $15.86 billion, surpassing DOGE ($15.832 billion) to rank ninth in total cryptocurrency market capitalization.
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Singapore's Q1 economic growth exceeded expectations, with the AI boom offsetting the energy impact
According to Binance, Singapore's economy exceeded expectations in the first quarter, driven by the global AI boom, with growth in both manufacturing and services. According to data from Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry, after seasonal adjustment, GDP for the three months ending in March grew by 1% month-on-month, far exceeding the government's earlier estimate of contraction of 0.3% and the market's expected growth of 0.1%. The Ministry of Trade and Industry pointed out that sustained global AI-related capital expenditure will be a key driver of growth in electronics and precision engineering clusters within the manufacturing sector. However, the ministry also warned that ongoing disruptions in global energy supply, U.S. tariff hikes, and a sudden drop in AI-related capital expenditures could increase downside risks to the economic outlook. The ministry will closely monitor developments and adjust GDP growth forecasts if necessary.
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Data: During the Satoshi era, OG miners deposited 2,650 BTC into FalconX and Cumberland, worth $203 million
According to ChainCatcher, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a Bitcoin OG miner during Satoshi's era deposited 2,650 BTC ($203 million) into FalconX and Cumberland
This OG whale still holds 6,000 BTC, worth about $462 million.
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Coinbase CEO: The financial system needs to be updated to support asset tokenization and global trading
According to Binance News, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on X that the financial system still needs updates in areas such as real-world asset tokenization, 24×/7 global transactions, next-generation payments, AI-driven risk and credit and compliance and consulting, innovation-friendly regulation, expanded access, and capital formation. He mentioned that this includes putting assets such as real estate, stocks, bonds, and funds on-chain, enabling instant settlement, fractional ownership, and large-scale distribution. Near instant, low-cost global transfers through stablecoins, reducing intermediaries through open protocols, and expanding financial access for smartphone users through self-custody wallets. Before these capabilities are available to everyone, the related work is still unfinished and requires significant technological innovation and policy work.
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Arthur Hayes withdrew 85,700 HYPE from Bybit, and in the past three days, he may have sold only 30,000 HYPE
BlockBeats reported that on May 25, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, Arthur Hayes-associated addresses re-withdrew 85,714 HYPE ($5.37 million) from Bybit.
Notably, on the 23rd, a wallet linked to Arthur Hayes deposited 115,453 HYPE (about $6.33 million) and 1.76 million AERO (about $785,000) into Bybit. As a result, Arthur Hayes may have sold only 29,739 HYPE over the past three days.
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Data: After more than a year of silence, two wallets deposited a total of 1,650 BTC to FalconX, approximately $127 million
According to ChainCatcher data, according to Lookonchain monitoring, after more than a year of silence, two wallets deposited 1,650 BTC ($127 million) into FalconX six hours ago
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Trump is besieged by hardliners within his party, who angrily criticize the Iran agreement as "too many concessions"
BlockBeats reported that on May 25, U.S. President Trump faced strong backlash from his Republican colleagues over the weekend over his efforts to reach an agreement with Iran, with several lawmakers warning that the president is willing to give up too much.
Foreign policy hawks, including Republican Senators Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz, spoke out publicly after media reports that U.S. negotiators were close to reaching an agreement. According to reports, the agreement will make concessions to Iran, while extending the existing ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and laying the groundwork for further negotiations on dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
Trump responded to the criticism, saying it was "baseless criticism" by people who don't understand the situation.
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Strategist: The US-Iran agreement aims to lower oil prices, cooling inflation expectations or boosting risk assets
According to Bijie.com, strategist Chris Weston stated that, influenced by hopes for a US-Iran peace agreement, Brent crude oil futures fell below $100 per barrel. If Brent crude prices approach $90, risk assets could regain momentum as short-term inflation expectations ease moderately and bets on implied rate hikes in 2027 slightly decrease. Weston noted that U.S. core personal consumption expenditures data will be released this week, putting inflation expectations to the test. This data is expected to rise year-on-year, with overall PCE inflation projected at 3.8%, nearly double the Fed's target. The drop in oil prices may limit the dollar's reaction to the upcoming data. Weston said dollar positions have become quite tight, and the drop in inflation expectations due to falling energy prices may prompt some dollar long positions to unwind.
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"Nuclear" or "Peace"? The US-Iran agreement suspense has resurfaced, strong coins have taken the opportunity to complete a shakeout, while Bitcoin's weakness persists
BlockBeats reports that on May 25, nearly 24 hours later, the US-Iran agreement shifted from "basically reached" to "not yet settled," causing market nerves to tighten again. According to information from all sides, the key disagreement in the U.S.-Iran peace talks currently lies in the Iranian nuclear issue: the Iranian side expects a verbal commitment while retaining uranium stockpiles; The U.S. expects the details to be implemented and a specific timetable for handling enriched uranium will be set.
In short, although most issues can be resolved, the two sides still have significant differences on principles. In the coming days, the intensifying tug-of-war between the two sides and even further tensions are expected.
On the market front, the traditional US-Iran situation showed strong confidence. The crude oil market opened sharply lower, while the three major US stock index futures opened higher but continued to close. Nasdaq 100 futures rose 1%, S&P 500 futures gained 0.65%, and Dow futures gained 0.54%.
Bitcoin was relatively weak in the crypto market, and after returning to $77,000, it mainly moved sideways. Meanwhile, strong coins represented by HYPE and ZEC took the opportunity to undergo a strong shakeout over the weekend, then resumed their upward momentum. At the time of writing, HYPE is currently trading at $63.169, up 8.3% in 24 hours. ZEC is currently quoted at $666.53, up 3.9% in 24 hours.
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Trump: U.S.-Iran Agreement "Not Fully Negotiated"
BlockBeats reported that on May 25, U.S. President Trump said on the 24th that the agreement between the U.S. and Iran is "not yet fully negotiated," and he accused some uninformed individuals of "basely criticizing it." Trump posted on social media, saying, "If I reach an agreement with Iran, it will be a good and appropriate deal."
"Currently, no one has seen it or knows what it is about. It hasn't been fully agreed upon yet. So don't listen to those who fail and criticize something they don't even understand." According to U.S. media reports, although the draft of this agreement has not yet been made public, some Americans have fiercely criticized it, saying it effectively undermines the goals set by the Trump administration itself. White House officials told the media that day that the U.S. and Iran would "still need several days" before signing the agreement. (Xinhua News Agency)
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Catcher Predict: "How much will WTI crude oil (WTI) reach in May 2026?" "$90" win rate soars by 15.5%
According to Catcher Predict monitoring, the forecast on Polymarket is "How much will WTI crude oil (WTI) reach in May 2026?" During the event, the win rate for the "Yes" option in the $90 submarket experienced dramatic fluctuations, soaring from 63% one hour ago to the current 78.5% (a fluctuation of 15.5%). Please be aware of the impact of related breaking news.
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Economist: Even if the US and Iran reach an agreement, oil prices will struggle to return to pre-conflict levels this year
According to Bijie.com, Shane Oliver, Chief Economist at Australian wealth management firm AMP, stated that even if the US and Iran reach an agreement, it is unlikely that global oil price benchmarks will return to pre-conflict levels this year. He pointed out that it will take some time for ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz again, and the market may factor in a higher risk premium to cope with potential future supply disruptions. Before the conflict, WTI crude oil traded at about $67 per barrel. Oliver estimates that, considering the additional risk premium, WTI crude could end the year around $80 per barrel, while Brent crude could be around $85 per barrel. He stated that if the nuclear issue is not resolved, oil prices will continue to rise.
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U.S. intelligence: Iran's Supreme Leader is hiding at a secret location
According to Bijie.com and CBS in the United States, U.S. officials informed by the information revealed that U.S. intelligence shows Iran's Supreme Leader is actually hiding in a secluded, isolated location, where contact can only be made through a complex messenger network. Iranian officials authorized to cooperate with the Trump administration also face difficulties in communication within their own government systems, which is a core reason why the details of Iran's potential and past agreements have yet to be finalized. Two officials said that when the U.S. side sends the proposal details, it is often difficult to contact the top leader, so responses often take a long time. The White House spokesperson declined to comment on intelligence regarding the Supreme Leader's whereabouts or Iranian communication methods. Sources say that most Iranian leaders currently spend their days in darkness, spending weeks in heavily guarded bunkers, and avoid speaking with each other unless absolutely necessary.




