


Bitdeer expands to Bhutan, expects to raise $500M
Nasdaq-lised Bitdeer's SEC filing showed that it would generate 100 megawatts from Bhutan for its mining activities.

US lawmaker says CBDCs are tools for coercion and control
Congressman Davidson pointed out that Bitcoin (BTC) helps to solve transaction restrictions imposed by traditional financial institutions.

Gemini launches derivative platform in 30 countries
Gemini said the new platform is unavailable to customers in the United States of America, the United Kingdom, or the European Union.

Coinbase launch international exchange for institutional traders outside US
Over the past month, Coinbase's shares shed more than 20% — dropping from as high as $72 in April to $50.1 as of May 1.

MicroStrategy says it could sell Bitcoin to pay long-term debt obligations
MicroStrategy said it does not expect its enterprise analytics software business to generate enough cash for its debt obligations.

Lawyers, consultancy firms charge bankrupt FTX over $145M in 5 months
Law firm Sullivan and Cromwell (S&C) has charged roughly $70 million for five-months of its services to the bankrupt FTX exchange.

Pepe prints millionaires in March into top 100 assets
Blockchain analytical firm Arkham Intelligence reported that over 50 addresses hold more than $1 million worth of PEPE.

Blur launches P2P NFT lending protocol
Blur's native token fell 5.47% on the 1-hour candle to trade at $0.64353 as of press time, according to CryptoSlate's data.

Bitfarms Bitcoin production declined 10% in April despite hashrate growth
Bitfarms stock rose more than 20% in April to meet Nasdaq listing requirements, according to Google Finance data.

Nigeria SEC will support asset-backed tokens: Bloomberg
Aside Nigeria, several other countries like Germany and Singapore are also considering assets tokenizations.

Binance to take action against Justin Sun if he farms SUI token
Justin Sun said the TUSD deposits made to Binance were to increase the liquidity of pending orders and trading volume.

JPMorgan to takeover First Republic bank
FDIC said the failed bank's 84 offices in eight states would reopen as branches of JPMorgan during normal business hours today.
