The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) usage on Monday was $56.22 billion.

- SharpLink Gaming sold 4,364 ETH ($14.47M) to OKX, triggering an 8% stock drop and 42% monthly loss amid broader crypto market declines. - Its mNAV of 0.82 shows a 18% discount to crypto holdings, raising speculation about NAV stabilization or buyback strategies. - Ethereum's $3,097 three-month low worsened unrealized losses for firms like BitMine, with combined 4.17M ETH ($14.5B) but mNAVs below 1. - Staking advantages for Ethereum firms contrast with Bitcoin-centric peers, as SharpLink's $240M unrealize

- Intuitive Machines plans to acquire Lanteris for $800M, merging satellite production with in-space logistics to create a $850M annual revenue entity. - Coinbase Europe faces a €21.5M fine for AML compliance failures, while DWF Labs reportedly lost $44M in a 2022 North Korea-linked hack. - A crypto whale opened $140M leveraged short positions against Bitcoin/XRP, reflecting bearish sentiment amid regulatory and security challenges. - The acquisition aims to leverage Lanteris' production reliability for In

- HYPE token surged 64.8% in 2025, driven by institutional backing, tech innovation, and speculative demand. - Paradigm, holding 19.14M HYPE ($763M), wields governance influence but risks whale-driven market distortion. - Hyperliquid's ecosystem includes HyperEVM, staking, and $400M buybacks, creating a flywheel effect for token value. - Partnerships with Phantom Perps and corporate treasuries (e.g., Eyenovia) expand adoption, while HIP-3 decentralizes market creation. - Skepticism persists due to meme coi

- IREN shares fell 12.37% despite $9.7B Microsoft AI cloud contract and record $240. 3M Q1 revenue, driven by Bitcoin-to-AI pivot. - $384.6M net income turnaround and $662.7M EBITDA highlight transition to vertically integrated AI infrastructure with 3GW renewable-powered data centers. - 140,000 GPU deployment and $1.8B cash reserves contrast with investor concerns over $1B convertible notes, execution risks, and contract dependency. - Microsoft's 10% capacity access with 20% prepayment ($1.9B annualized)