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BlockBeats reported that on May 22, Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated in an interview with CNBC that Bitcoin had previously fallen from a high of around $125,000 to a low near $60,000, and is now entering a “spring” warming phase. He noted there is solid support at the current level and expects the market to rebound from here. He also pointed out that as the digital credit market forms, the additional Bitcoin supply produced by miners is being completely absorbed by the market. He remarked, “Our company might buy all the Bitcoin miners produce from now until 2140.” In addition, Saylor mentioned that the advancement of the US CLARITY Act and the SEC’s “innovation exemption” policy for tokenized securities could both serve as significant positives for the digital asset market.

```htmlIn late European trading, London Metal Exchange three-month copper futures were unchanged at $13,610 per ton. Analysts at Commerzbank stated: "Copper prices have fallen by about 5% from their mid-May highs." "This may largely be due to rising oil prices, which have heightened overall risk aversion." However, market fundamentals provide support. Due to low ore grades and operational issues, Chile has lowered its copper production forecast, while the Grasberg Mine in Indonesia is recovering output more slowly than expected.```

According to Foresight News, the official status page of Pyth shows that Pythnet/Hermes has been down for over four hours, affecting both Price Feeds and Sponsored Feeds. The page indicates that the root cause of the issue has been identified, and validators are coordinating to restart the network. Service is expected to be restored at 20:30 (UTC+8).