According to Odaily Planet Daily, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer released its latest Bitcoin holdings data on the X platform. As of the week ending May 22, its Bitcoin mining output was 201.6 BTC, but it sold 201.6 BTC during the same period, resulting in a net increase of 0 BTC. It currently maintains a zero Bitcoin holding.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Liu Feng, former founder of ChainNews, and Dan Romero, former founder of Farcaster and member of the Tempo team, recently had a series of discussions on topics such as payments, cryptocurrencies, and AI agents. In his remarks, Dan Romero addressed several questions raised by the public and Liu Feng, highlighting the following key points: 1. The reason for the shift from idealistic socialfi products to large enterprise-led public chains: "The crypto world has changed; now there are stablecoins and crypto (more native)." Tempo and its playbook aim to: "Start with payments, partner with large, established companies to help them develop on-chain payments and boost their own business; then, combine with DeFi applications to launch yield-generating products that end-users need." 2. "Tempo doesn't have a Meme coin or anything like that, which is a good thing for a conservative bank. Tempo also has other features: compliance and privacy. This might not be so interesting for crypto natives, but it's very attractive to banks." 3. Core use cases for payments: "Platform marketplaces and cross-border payments are two clear stablecoin use cases." 4. Micropayment-driven smart agent payments are promising; stablecoin-based micropayments will usher in a new era: payments between smart agents. "Traditional payment methods are too costly to be implemented on a large scale. This requirement for granularity and speed can only be met through cryptocurrencies and streaming payments"; 5. "I greatly respect Ethereum's cypherpunk approach to decentralization and I love their new mission; it's good for the world. But the reality is, businesses don't care about these things; they care about whether it solves real problems"; "If Tempo can attract 1 million businesses and 1 billion consumers, it won't be a bad thing for cryptocurrency and Ethereum"; 6. Tempo's decentralization process: hoping to achieve it in two years, "We're not a bunch of laymen in suits; we really understand. We know how important decentralization is, but we're also very pragmatic. I guarantee we can truly get the application up and running." 6. Regarding the Machine Payment Protocol (MPP) and the X402 protocol, the AI Agent doesn't care about the differences between the two; what satisfies them is the lack of human intervention; 7. Tempo's head of the Asian market is in place and will be working in Singapore.

According to Huoxun Finance, Strategy's Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, recently softened his long-held stance of "never selling Bitcoin," not ruling out the possibility of the company selling some of its Bitcoin as early as this year. In an interview, he stated that selling some Bitcoin before the end of this year is not impossible, and the company is also likely to sell its stock and credit portfolios, and manage its dollar and cash holdings.

According to Huoxun Finance, a16z crypto states that the current tokenized commodities market is almost entirely composed of gold. Gold is well-suited for tokenization due to its global liquidity, standardized characteristics, and long-standing traceability through paper certificates. Crypto investors are no strangers to this model; Bitcoin was known as "digital gold" even before the rise of tokenized gold. XAUt and PAXG are migrating traditional gold ownership models to the blockchain, converting vault-held gold interests into on-chain wallet tokens. In contrast, tokenized oil, crops, energy, and computing power are still in their early stages and have smaller market shares.

According to Huoxun Finance, Coinglass data shows that if the price of ETH breaks through $2,172, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.466 billion; if the price of ETH falls below $1,971, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $613 million.