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1Circle Q1 2026 Earnings Highlights: Total Revenue & Reserve Yields Hit $694M (+20% YoY, Misses Estimates), USDC Supply Reaches $77B (+28% YoY), On-Chain Volume Surges 263%2Bitget UEX Daily | Circle Completes $222 Million ARC Pre-Sale; US CPI Data Incoming; US-Iran Ceasefire Agreement in Jeopardy (May 12, 2026)
SAGA (SAGA) fluctuates 52.6% in 24 hours: Trading volume surges over 7 times, driving a strong rebound
Bitget Pulse·2026/05/12 02:52
Stader (SD) price fluctuated by 68.5% in 24 hours: trading volume surges with no clear event-driven catalyst
Bitget Pulse·2026/05/12 02:36
Japanese Yen drifts lower vs USD as weak Household Spending data counters hawkish BoJ
FXStreet·2026/05/12 01:42
SKYAI (SKYAI) fluctuated 56.1% in 24 hours: Trading volume surge and whale accumulation drive intense volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/05/12 00:50
IR (Infrared) fluctuates 44.4% in 24 hours: trading volume surge triggers severe price volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/05/12 00:08
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Whale Emb5os purchased 177,900 SOL and 10.32 million JUP within three daysWhale Emb5os added purchases of 73,300 SOL (7.12 million USD) and 2.5 million JUP (620,500 USD). In the past three days, this address has accumulated purchases of 177,900 SOL (16.9 million USD) and 10.32 million JUP (2.56 million USD). (Lookonchain)
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Aptos plans to launch a native encrypted mempool, becoming the first L1 public blockchain with this feature.According to ChainCatcher, Aptos announced that upon governance vote approval, it will become the first Layer 1 public blockchain to provide a native encrypted mempool. This feature achieves complete confidentiality of transaction intent without impacting transaction speed, and its trust assumptions are consistent with the network itself. It aims to protect users from frontrunning at the protocol level.
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15 Suspended Virtual Asset Service Providers in South Korea Have Frozen 22.1 Billion KRW in User Assets, with a Return Rate of Only 0.3%According to ChainCatcher, citing a report from Yonhap News Agency, data obtained by National Power Party lawmaker Kang Min-guk from the Financial Supervisory Service shows that as of May 4, there were 15 virtual asset service providers that had ceased operations within South Korea, involving approximately 1.949 million users, with frozen assets amounting to 2.21 billion KRW (14.87 million USD). Of these, only six operators have transferred user assets to the Digital Asset Protection Foundation, concerning 1.92 million users and about 2.36 billion KRW (1.59 million USD) in assets. Only 131 users, accounting for 0.006% of all users, have recovered assets through the foundation, with approximately 74.52 million KRW (50,000 USD) returned—just 0.3% of total assets. Lawmaker Kang pointed out that current law does not mandate that service providers ceasing operations must transfer user assets to the foundation, resulting in a lack of legal enforcement measures. He also noted that the foundation has not actively publicized the asset return application process. Kang called on the Financial Supervisory Service to accelerate the second phase of legislation to strengthen user protection mechanisms.
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