As is known, US President Donald Trump hosted a dinner for the 220 biggest TRUMP owners last night. While the White House stated that it would not publish the list of those attending the dinner, Tron (TRX) CEO Justin Sun, Magic Eden CEO Jack Lu and BitMart CEO Sheldon Xia were among those who attended the dinner. These names shared photos from the dinner held at the Trump National Golf Club. Justin Sun was present at this dinner as the biggest TRUMP owner, and Sun made important statements after the dinner. Speaking to Coindesk, Sun noted that Trump's embrace of cryptocurrencies was a turning point for the industry. Tron founder noted that Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance was a game-changing moment for the industry. Responding to those criticizing Trump and his memecoin, Sun described the critics as narrow-minded. Arguing that memecoins are legitimate digital assets that involve both risk and reward like traditional businesses, the Tron founder stated that memecoins definitely have value. TRUMP Gift to Justin Sun! The Tron founder also shared a video of the TRUMP dinner he attended, in which Trump's crypto platform World Liberty Financial's Justin Sun is seen calling him on stage and presenting him with a gold Trump-branded watch that a company with ties to Trump is selling for $100,000. “As the largest owner of TRUMP and a proud supporter of President Trump, it was an honor to attend the Trump Gala Dinner. Thank you for your unwavering support of our industry,” Sun wrote in his post. While TRUMP did not experience an increase after the gala dinner that was at the center of the debates, it continues to be traded at $13.6, having decreased by 5.5% in the last 24 hours. As the top holder of $TRUMP and proud supporter of President Trump, it was an honor to attend the Trump Gala Dinner by @GetTrumpMemes . Thank you @POTUS for your unwavering support of our industry! #MakeCryptoGreatAgain pic.twitter.com/Yy2TuWEgzT — H.E. Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) May 23, 2025 *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Tron (TRX) Founder Justin Sun Gives Great Support to Donald Trump and Memecoins!
Jump Crypto, a subsidiary of Jump Trading, showed signs of returning to the Solana market. A wallet flagged as belonging to the market maker received a large transaction of SOON tokens. Jump Crypto is making forays into the crypto market, just months after trying to divest its assets and abandoning old projects. However, the market maker did not entirely abandon crypto activities. Recently, a wallet flagged by Arkham Intelligence received a significant transaction of SOON tokens. Before that, the wallet received several smaller transfers from external senders. Jump Crypto started receiving SOON on the day of the airdrop and the listing on Binance Alpha. | Source: Solscan Jump Crypto was one of the market makers significantly damaged by the fallout of FTX and the subsequent bear market. A return would signal renewed potential for the crypto sector, with a boost from new legislation and a more favorable US administration. Recently, Jump Crypto was in communication with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on its safe harbor vision of digital assets. The fund also gave signs of being interested in tokenized securities, by joining the recent funding round for Securitize. Jump Crypto did not abandon its investments entirely, and continued to function as a Tier 2 fund. The latest activity was an extended seed round for Nirvana Labs, a blockchain infrastructure startup. The fund has a total of 92 investments of $3M to $10M, with its main focus on payments, wallets and infrastructure. Jump Crypto joins as SOON airdrop goes live The sudden activity for SOON arrived just as the project launched its airdrop event. Currently, Jump Crypto holds 0.46% of the entire SOON supply, becoming the 11th largest holder of the token. SOON is still bound up in large wallets, and the Jump Crypto address is currently active in a small cluster, with rapid transfers for $73.76M. SOON is just beginning its trading journey, breaking out from below $0.001 to $0.01 within days. So far, SOON has been in the green, with a sudden spike in volumes. However, the token still has only $191M in decentralized liquidity on Raydium. In the coming days, the token may see more exposure as it enters price discovery. Jump Crypto joins just in time to take SOON off the ground, as the airdrop event is completed. Currently, SOON has extremely limited trading, with almost no profits realized. The connection to a high-profile market maker may boost the project. SOON is the token of a new Solana-based scaling network, known as Soon SVM. The project’s goal is to extend the usage of Solana even faster and more cheaply. Soon SVM is a new implementation of the Solana tech stack, offering a new fast infrastructure. SOON is the rare launch for a utility token, closely watched as a potential blue chip asset and not just another meme. SOON will also get a boost from being added to Binance Alpha, with trading starting this Friday. In general, Binance Alpha sees more activity for BNB tokens, but a Solana-based asset may also take off. SOON remains highly risky, but shows signs of potentially breaking out and being highly curated by top crypto players. However, the token may also see selling and aggressive trading in its initial days, as KOLs may shed their airdrop tokens. Cryptopolitan Academy: Tired of market swings? Learn how DeFi can help you build steady passive income. Register Now
Four new cryptocurrency-related bills were introduced in the Michigan legislature this week, covering public pension investments in crypto, mining, income tax exemptions, and restrictions on CBDC support. As of May 23, four new proposed legislations, House Bills 4510, 4511, 4512, and 4513, have been introduced in the Michigan legislature, marking a coordinated push to define the state’s approach to cryptocurrency. https://twitter.com/Bitcoin_Laws/status/1925295585718149632/?20 House Bill 4510, introduced by Representative Bill Schuette, seeks to amend Michigan’s Public Employee Retirement System Investment Act to allow the state treasurer to invest in cryptocurrencies. The bill restricts eligibility to digital assets with an average market capitalization of at least $250 billion over the past calendar year. Currently, only Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) meet this threshold. These investments must be made through exchange-traded products issued by a registered investment company. House Bill 4511 , sponsored by Representative Bryan Posthumus, proposes prohibiting the state and its subdivisions from banning the holding of digital assets or imposing licensing, permitting, or discriminatory tax requirements based solely on digital asset usage. It also bars state agencies from advocating for or supporting any federal CBDC by issuing memoranda or official endorsements. Additionally, the bill protects blockchain participants by preventing restrictions on node operations, asset transfers, and staking, while shielding validators and node operators from civil liability. You might also like: Senate crypto bill collapses: Is partisan divide or Trump’s digital fortune to blame? Meanwhile, House Bill 4512 , introduced by a bipartisan group led by Representative Mike McFall, outlines a Bitcoin mining partnership programme targeting abandoned oil and gas wells. Under the proposed programme, participants would receive temporary rights to use the wells for energy generation in return for assuming responsibility for plugging, site restoration, and response activity. The bill requires the supervisor of wells to identify eligible sites, publish detailed assessments, and manage a competitive bidding process. Selected participants must provide financial assurances, submit environmental and production data, and report annually. Mining rights are contingent on adherence to these obligations and capped plugging costs. McFall also led the introduction of House Bill 4513 , which would amend Michigan’s Income Tax Act to exempt income earned through the proposed Bitcoin mining programme from state income tax. The amendment defines the scope of exempt income and aligns it with the programme framework established under HB 4512, providing clarity for both individual and corporate taxpayers participating in the initiative. In addition to these four bills, Michigan is also considering the creation of a strategic cryptocurrency reserve. Introduced on Feb. 13 as House Bill 4087, this earlier proposal, backed by Representatives Posthumus and Ron Robinson, would authorize the state treasurer to allocate up to 10% of the general fund and Budget Stabilization Fund for crypto investments. Read more: Bitcoin in retirement plans? Sen. Tuberville revives crypto bill
Enjin Blockchain has added testnet support for stablecoins USDC and USDT, enabling their use within its NFT and gaming ecosystem via Hyperbridge. Stablecoins are heading to Enjin Blockchain, with USD Coin ( USDC ) and Tether ( USDT ) now live on Hyperbridge’s testnet in a move the team says will unlock cross-chain utility. The upgrade uses Enjin’s MultiToken Pallet, which supports the creation and transfer of many types of tokens, including stablecoins, the team said in a Thursday blog announcement. The pallet is part of Enjin’s Substrate-based blockchain architecture and underpins features such as the on-chain marketplace, NFT minting, and SDK/API access. The testnet setup lets users lock their USDC or USDT on Ethereum or BNB Chain, then Hyperbridge steps in to confirm the action and helps mint a matching stablecoin version — called a multitoken — on Enjin Blockchain. The team said that locking the original token in a Hyperbridge vault happens in a “decentralized, user directed manner,” adding that the process doesn’t involve Enjin’s apps or platforms and is fully managed by Hyperbridge smart contracts and relayers. The team said that once minted, the multitokens work just like any other token within the Enjin ecosystem, and noted that many games and platforms on Enjin Matrixchain already support NFTs and similar features. You might also like: US banks plot joint stablecoin as regulation looms over crypto sector They added that the system is designed to maintain a 1:1 link between the original stablecoin and its multitoken version on Enjin. According to the team, both the locking and minting steps are publicly verifiable and can be audited. To get the original token back, users can burn their multitokens on Enjin, which triggers a reverse process to unlock the original asset. The new testnet support builds on Enjin’s broader push to grow adoption of its own blockchain, which launched in September 2023 as a custom network built on Polkadot’s Substrate framework. In December 2023, the team completed a major migration, moving 200 million NFTs to its mainnet to encourage usage of its network. The campaign allowed users to claim their assets on the Enjin Blockchain using an updated Enjin Wallet. Read more: White House crypto czar David Sacks says stablecoin clarity could trigger trillions for US debt
After consolidating for a week, Worldcoin is showing upside strength, with World ID adoption and technical momentum acting as catalysts. According to data from crypto.news, Worldcoin ( WLD ) jumped 31% to hit an intraday high of $1.63 on May 23 Asian morning time, marking a massive 180% gain from its lows last month. WLD’s rally was matched by a surge in market participation, with spot volume climbing 160% to nearly $1.3 billion and derivatives volume spiking 208% to $2.69 billion. According to CoinGlass data , its open interest also rose 48% to $427 million, a tell-tale sign of renewed investor confidence. The main catalyst behind today’s rally is renewed investor interest following news that the World Foundation raised $135 million in funding. In a May 21 update, the team said this fresh capital will be used to grow their iris-based identity network, World ID. You might also like: Dow Jones seesaws, ends flat as Bitcoin hits new all-time high Top crypto investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Bain Capital Crypto led the round and bought Worldcoin tokens at market price. That not only added more tokens into circulation but also brought strong institutional backing, adding credibility to the project. This funding comes at a time when Worldcoin’s adoption is gaining momentum. World ID has now expanded into the U.S. and continues to gain traction across Asia. Singapore leads with over 100,000 users, while Japan and South Korea each added more than 10,000 new users in April. The network has also entered Southeast Asian markets, including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines . Meanwhile, on-chain data shows a corresponding rise in daily active addresses and accumulation from large holders, factors that align with today’s price breakout. Technical setup looks bullish On the 1-day/USDT price chart, WLD recently broke out above the upper side of a rising wedge, a pattern that typically signals a bearish reversal, but in this case, the breakout turned bullish. The token is also trading above its 50-day simple moving average and is nearing the 200-day SMA, showing strength. WLD 50-day and 200-day SMA chart — May 23 | Source: crypto.news It has also flipped its 200-day exponential moving average into support, a bullish sign. Meanwhile, the MACD lines are turning up, hinting that momentum is still on the bulls’ side. WLD MACD and RSI chart — May 23 | Source: crypto.news There’s also a possible Cup and Handle pattern forming on the daily chart. The cup’s bottom sits at $0.58, with the neckline around $2.50. If this pattern completes and breaks out, it could lead to another leg up. Hence, the most likely target for WLD is the $2.50 psychological resistance level, a little over 60% above current prices. If WLD breaks past this, it could trigger another buying wave and potentially aim for the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $3. WLD 200-day EMA chart — May 23 | Source: crypto.news Several analysts echo a similar price target, calling for WLD to hit the $2.20–$2.50 range between June and July, provided the bullish momentum holds. That said, the Relative Strength Index is approaching overbought territory, so WLD could see a short-term correction or sideways action before the next breakout. If it dips below the $1.479 200-day EMA, the next strong support lies around $0.97, which aligns with the 200-day SMA. At press time, WLD was exchanging hands at $1.55 per coin, still trading 86.7% below its all-time high of $11.74 from March 2024. Read more: TRUMP token faces volatility as Donald Trump hosts private dinner for biggest backers Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.
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XRP is struggling. It exploded in November but couldn’t keep its momentum post-January. It has since seen its value dwindle and price prediction flatline. XRP has come under a lot of flak, with the latest body blow being the SEC turning down an application to float an XRP ETF, citing public comment concerns. It seems XRP can’t catch a break, and while an XRP ETF would certainly boost morale, it may be too late. What does this mean for investors? Well, the Sui crypto project is interesting, Litecoin seems to be making a comeback and newcomer Remittix is stealing the show. XRP ( XRP ): XRP ETF delayed An ETF is a great feather in the cap of any asset, legitimizing the project and giving investors confidence that they are buying something genuine. After four years getting pounded by the SEC, an XRP ETF would be a balm to the battered nerves of XRP. The bad news is that a mooted XRP ETF has been shown the door. Source: Coinmarketcap It’s not all bad news. The reason the XRP ETF was not approved was due to the need for public comment. This means the XRP was not turned down in principle; only that a legal framework must be followed . Where the milk turns sour is that this public comment period can be quite protracted, and XRP may not have the time to absorb it. No one would blame investors for looking elsewhere. Sui ( SU I): Sui crypto project racing up the ranks The biggest stumbling block to mainstream crypto adoption is speed. Traditionally, it’s been poor, and ETH transactions could take hours to complete. Solana came in with a speed demon blockchain, but now the Sui crypto project is gaining pace with a blistering project, making Solana look plodding by comparison. The Sui crypto Blockchain has reached speeds of up to 240,000 TPS in test conditions. What’s more, the Sui crypto boasts it can reach transaction finality in 390 milliseconds . It is no wonder the Sui crypto token was one of the best-performing assets of 2024. Source: Coincodex Litecoin (LTC): New life in old lion? Litecoin was largely forgotten for a while, but the old-guard token is now sitting at number 21 by market cap, showing an impressive 50% jump since November. The jump was actually higher, topping out at over $140 before the slump took the wind out of its sails, but Litecoin is nowhere near done. Litecoin follows the same principles as Bitcoin, only faster and cheaper. Litecoin has a strong use case for investors wanting the security of Bitcoin but at double the speed and half the cost. Litecoin may just be the surprise token of the year if it keeps its current momentum. Source: Coincodex Remittix (RMX): Little-known XRP alternative steals the show Remittix is a new altcoin coming in to steal the limelight from XRP. XRP has for years attempted to optimize cross-border payments, but never got there. Now, Remittix has. Remittix allows its users to make direct-to-bank transactions using cryptocurrency. Transactions through Remittix clear almost instantly and do not incur the costs of traditional bank transactions. The implications of this are huge. The savings on overheads alone would compel global trade to use Remittix, and if one adds in the 1.4 unbanked people on the planet who could partake in the formal economy, it is clear Remittix’s future is about as bright as it can be. Even YouTube cannot stop talking about the possibilities of Remittix. Conclusion While Ripple Labs waits in frustration for an XRP ETF to get clearance, the Sui crypto project is gathering steam, Litecoin is making a comeback and Remittix is making its presence known on the world stage. There’s more than XRP out there. Sui and Litecoin can be traded on all good exchanges, while Remittix is only available on their website at $0.0781. Discover the future of PayFi with Remittix by checking out their presale here: Website : https://remittix.io Socials: https://linktr.ee/remittix
Michigan legislators have introduced a comprehensive package of four crypto-focused bills, signaling the state’s growing interest in embracing digital assets across various sectors, from public pensions to energy repurposing. The proposals, put forward on May 21 by both Republican and Democratic lawmakers, cover cryptocurrency investment guidelines, mining operations, central bank digital currency (CBDC) opposition, and taxation rules. Michigan State Retirement Funds May Soon Include Crypto House Bill 4510 , introduced by Republican Representative Bill Schuette, aims to revise Michigan Public Employee Retirement System Investment Act. If passed, the amendment would allow the state treasurer, currently Rachael Eubanks, to invest retirement funds into cryptocurrencies , provided the assets maintain an average market capitalization above $250 million over the preceding year. As of now, only Bitcoin and Ether meet that threshold. Importantly, the bill specifies that investments must be made through exchange-traded products (ETPs) issued by registered investment companies. This move aligns with previous efforts; a similar proposal in February suggested allowing up to 10% of Michigan’s Budget Stabilization Fund to be invested in cryptocurrencies. Lawmakers appear to be testing the waters while maintaining risk control through clearly defined criteria. Opposition to CBDCs and New Mining Opportunities House Bill 4511 , introduced by Republican Representative Bryan Posthumus, takes a more defensive stance. It proposes that Michigan prohibit any licensing requirements on crypto holders and blocks the state from supporting a federally issued central bank digital currency. The bill defines “support” as any official endorsement or participation in federal CBDC trials, signaling strong skepticism toward government-controlled digital assets. Meanwhile, HB 4512 , backed by a bipartisan group led by Democrat Mike McFall, outlines the creation of a Bitcoin mining program specifically designed for abandoned oil and gas sites. The program would allow operators to establish mining facilities at these locations, subject to regulatory review. Interested applicants must submit documentation proving operational capability and outline their expected breakeven costs, ensuring the ventures are both legal and economically viable. The final bill in the package, HB 4513 , would ensure that income earned from the proposed mining operations is taxed under Michigan’s existing income tax framework. It provides clarity on how earnings from the initiative will be treated, closing potential loopholes before the program even launches. The post Michigan Lawmakers Propose Four Crypto Bills: Details appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
The post Beyond ZK: How Complementary Layers Boost Blockchain Scalability appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Following Ethereum’s recent Pectra upgrade, Layer-2 solutions like ZK-rollups are enjoying a moment in the sun. These solutions – which bundle transactions off-chain – are processing blocks like there’s no tomorrow, assuring fast, cheap transactions with rock-solid security. But here’s the thing: are they really, well, enough ? Thanks to the advent of Layer-3 infrastructure and middleware, Web3 developers are starting to dream bigger. It’s not just the smart contract complexity and eye-watering costs for proof generation that lead them to explore rollup alternatives; clunky composability is another oft-cited factor. Make no mistake, rollups aren’t going away anytime soon. In fact, L3s are potentiating them, the pair working in tandem to tackle some of blockchain’s biggest challenges. The Problem with Rollups While rollups lighten network burden, slash transaction fees, and generally speed things up, they come with a fair amount of baggage: liquidity gets fragmented when capital splits across L2s, making it tough for apps to vibe together. Then there’s the small matter of the disparate proofs favored by rollups, from ZKPs and STARKs to the fraud proofs associated with optimistic rollups, and the risks of rollups interacting with vulnerable smart contracts. In short, each solution occupies its own bubble, complicating cross-rollup action. As if that wasn’t enough, building on rollups takes serious expertise – not to mention huge processing power. There’s got to be a better way. Turns out, there is. Complementary Layers to the Rescue Layer-3 chains and protocols are stepping up to the plate, supercharging DeFi and dApps with better performance and scalability. L3 infrastructure project Orbs , for instance, acts like a decentralized backend, handling complex DeFi logic like Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) orders without forcing apps to move liquidity. Compatible with blockchain big guns like Ethereum and Polygon, and both EVM and non-EVM smart contracts, Orbs’ throughput also puts ZK-rollups in the shade. While the latter can churn through up to 4,000 transactions per second (tps), Orbs blasts past 15,000 tps without blinking an eye. It also offers dev-friendly SDKs, making life easier for builders. Radius takes a different tack. An intent-centric layer built atop ZK-rollups, it leverages Miner Extractable Value (MEV) to capture and stabilize revenue; its Secure Block Building (SBB), meanwhile, lets rollups grab MEV cash while avoiding censorship and transaction reordering risks. Radius’ raison d’etre is to create new revenue streams beyond MERE user fees: the L3 effectively turns MEV into a growth engine, connecting rollups to new opportunities throughout the wider Ethereum ecosystem. EigenLayer is another solution – and a very high-profile one, AT THAT. A middleware protocol that extends Ethereum’s trust layer via restaking, it currently secures over $7 billion across 39 actively validated services (AVS), giving developers the ability to build on the Proof-of-Stake chain with extra security and customization. The nifty thing about EigenLayer is that its modular setup lets users stake ETH to secure multiple protocols rather than just one. As such, it fills gaps in scalability, giving developers a flexible framework to craft tailored solutions. ZK-Rollups and Layer-3s: A Perfect Pair Layer-3s don’t steal the show from ZK-rollups; they make them shine. With rollups focused on scaling transaction throughput, L3s take care of the nitty-gritty: the app-specific logic, automation, and complex coordination. The net result is a well-oiled machine wherein each layer does its own thing. Advanced trading protocols get slick order types; decentralized autonomous organizations and treasuries benefit from smart, real-time rebalancing; while permissioned DeFi and compliance logic run smoothly on Layer-3s. Scalability’s next wave isn’t about accruing more power; it’s about embracing modularity. Middleware grants developers the freedom to tailor solutions for their apps, dodging rollups’ one-size-fits-all approach. It also boosts interoperability, making interchain communication and data transfers seamless. Layer-3s aren’t here to replace ZK-rollups. They’re actually here to amplify them. By tackling complex logic and coordination, they let rollups do what they do best, paving the way for a future where scalability, customization, and interoperability go hand in hand.
Key Takeaways: Cetus is offering a $6M bounty for the return of $56M in ETH stolen during a $223M exploit. Sui validators froze addresses linked to the hack, pausing $162M in compromised tokens. The incident sparked criticism over Sui’s centralization as token values, including CETUS, crashed. Cetus Protocol, a decentralized exchange built on the Sui blockchain, is offering a $6 million bounty to the hacker behind a $223 million exploit that rocked the platform earlier this week. The reward is part of a time-sensitive deal to recover a portion of the stolen assets — specifically, 20,920 ETH valued at around $56.3 million that was bridged to Ethereum. Cetus Reaches Out to Hacker In a late-night post on X , Cetus confirmed it had identified the Ethereum wallet used in the attack and had reached out to negotiate with the hacker. “In exchange, you can keep 2,324 ETH (~$6M) as a bounty, and we will consider the matter closed,” the team said in a message co-signed by data analytics firm Inca Digital. The message warned that legal and intelligence operations would begin if the attacker attempts to off-ramp or mix the assets. The breach, which occurred Thursday, exploited a vulnerability in Cetus’ liquidity pool smart contracts. The attacker drained millions in crypto, some of which were quickly swapped into USDC and converted to ETH. Cetus claims the vulnerability has now been patched. Sui Network, the underlying blockchain for Cetus, responded by coordinating with validators to freeze addresses associated with the stolen funds. “A large number of validators identified the addresses with the stolen funds and are ignoring transactions on those addresses until further notice,” the Sui Foundation said. According to the Sui team, roughly $162 million worth of compromised tokens have been “paused” as a containment measure. Dear Sui community, thank you for your patience while our team works on the incident investigation and resolution. Since taking the actions indicated in our previous announcement, we have also done the following: 1. We engaged the broader ecosystem, Sui team, and related… https://t.co/Gs1EWXZ6AD — Cetus (@CetusProtocol) May 22, 2025 While Cetus applauded the collaborative effort with DeFi protocols and Sui stakeholders, the incident raised red flags in the crypto community over the level of control exercised by the network. “Does that make SUI centralized? The short answer is YES,” wrote Cyber Capital founder Justin Bons, criticizing the validators’ ability to censor transactions. He pointed to the network’s validator count and token supply concentration as key concerns. In the aftermath, Cetus’ native token CETUS plunged 50% and currently trades at $0.1714, according to CoinGecko. Other tokens tied to the protocol, including LOFI and HIPPO, suffered similar losses. Crypto Lost $1.6 Billion to Hacks in Q1 In the first three months of 2025, the crypto ecosystem lost a whopping $1,635,933,800 across 39 incidents, according to the blockchain security platform Immunefi . Most of that was the result of only two hacks of two centralized exchanges. Phemex suffered a $69.1 million loss in January, while Bybit lost $1.46 billion in February. Subsequently, the total number of losses in the first quarter marks a 4.7x increase compared to Q1 2024 . At that time, hackers and fraudsters stole $348,251,217. Notably, experts assume that the infamous North Korean Lazarus Group is behind the two largest attacks. They stole $1.52 billion, or 94% of total losses. The post Cetus Offers $6M Bounty to Hacker for Return of $56M in Stolen ETH appeared first on Cryptonews .