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Hyperliquid price outlook as Bitwise launches spot HYPE ETF

Hyperliquid price remained volatile this week after rebounding sharply from a recent pullback, while growing institutional involvement and the launch of new spot exchange-traded products strengthened bullish sentiment surrounding the decentralized trading protocol.　　According to data from crypto.news, Hyperliquid ($HYPE) price was trading around $44 at press time on May 15 after briefly surging above the $46 region earlier in the session. The token has recovered significantly from its January lows near $22 as demand surrounding decentralized perpetual trading infrastructure continued rising.　　One of the biggest catalysts supporting Hyperliquid this week was the launch of the new spot Hyperliquid ETF from Bitwise Asset Management.　　The Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF officially begins trading on Friday and is among the first U.S.-listed spot $HYPE investment products. The fund also incorporates native staking through Bitwise Onchain Solutions, allowing investors to gain both spot exposure and staking-related yield.　　The launch highlights the accelerating institutional race to offer regulated exposure to decentralized finance infrastructure beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.　　Competition within the emerging Hyperliquid ETF market has also intensified rapidly. Earlier this month, 21Shares launched two $HYPE-linked ETFs in the United States, including the spot-focused THYP product and the leveraged 2x Long $HYPE ETF trading under the ticker TXXH.　　The growing number of

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Blackrock Drives Bitcoin ETF Recovery as Trading Volume Surges to $2.76B

Mixed trading week for with two days each of inflows and outflows.　　The inflows were partially offset by continued selling in several funds. Grayscale‘s GBTC led the outflows with a $31.64 million exit, while Franklin’s EZBC, Ark & 21Shares‘ ARKB, and Invesco’s BTCO also ended the session lower.　　Trading activity surged as investor participation picked up. Total value traded across reached $2.76 billion, while total net assets climbed to $107.75 billion.　　Ether ETFs continued to struggle, though the pace of withdrawals slowed considerably. The category posted net outflows of $5.65 million, extending its losing streak to four straight sessions.　　Blackrock‘s ETHA remained the largest drag with a $13.21 million exit, while Blackrock’s ETHB lost another $3.55 million. There were signs of selective buying beneath the surface. Fidelity‘s Ether product attracted $6.88 million, while Vaneck’s ETHV and Franklins EZET added smaller inflows.　　Even so, the gains were not enough to fully reverse the broader weakness. across ether ETFs reached $600.91 million, with net assets ending at $13.45 billion.　　XRP ETFs resumed their upward momentum with $18.25 million in net inflows. Bitwise‘s XRP fund led the category with $7.01 million, followed closely by Franklin’s XRPZ at $6.64 million and Canarys XRPC at $4.87 million.　　The steady demand suggests investor

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Rumble (RUM) Shares Tumble 8% Following Disappointing Q1 Earnings Report

Q1 revenue reached $25.46 million, representing a 7.4% year-over-year increase but falling short of the $25.98 million analyst forecastThe company reported an EPS loss of -$0.12, underperforming the consensus estimate of -$0.09 by 33.3%The platform achieved 56 million monthly active users, driven by promotional initiatives and the expansion of Rumble ShortsThe absence of monetization for Rumble Shorts negatively impacted average revenue per user metricsLeadership indicated that cloud services, following the Northern Data deal, are expected to emerge as the primary revenue engine　　Rumble (RUM) shares declined approximately 8% following the release of Q1 2026 financial results that fell below Wall Street projections on both revenue and earnings metrics.　　Rumble Inc., RUM　　The company generated $25.46 million in quarterly revenue, marking a 7.4% improvement compared to the prior-year period but landing roughly 2% beneath the analyst consensus of $25.98 million. On the earnings front, the GAAP loss per share of $0.12 exceeded the anticipated loss of -$0.09.　　Despite these quarterly shortcomings, RUM shares have climbed approximately 31.7% since the beginning of the year, significantly outperforming the S&P 500s 8.8% gain during the same timeframe.　　$RUM Rumble Q1 2026 Earnings Highlights $RUM reported Q1 revenue of $25.5M +7% YoY　　vs ~$24M consensus estimate (beat!)　　GAAP EPS: -$0.12Adjusted EBITDA: -$21M　　Cash

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BlackRock Warns AI Capex Is Turning Micro Into Macro for Markets

BlackRock Investment Institute warned investors that company-level AI capex now drives the entire macro market backdrop. The asset manager said its first 2026 theme, micro is macro, captures the shift.　　The note from strategists Jean Boivin and Wei Li lands as Big Tech capital spending tracks roughly $725 billion this year. That figure is up about 10% from estimates made before first-quarter earnings. Capex on this scale rivals traditional macro drivers.　　AI Capex Now Rivals Traditional Macro Forces　　The micro-is-macro thesis argues that capex from a few firms shapes growth, earnings, and yields. That spending now rivals central bank policy as a market driver.　　BlackRock estimates AI infrastructure investment could reach $5 trillion to $8 trillion this decade. The Magnificent Seven recently tracked roughly 57% quarterly earnings growth. AI is now the dominant force behind US equity gains.　　The firm believes AI could be the first innovation in 150 years strong enough to lift US growth above 2%. It stresses that the outcome remains uncertain.　　AI investment is pressing ahead. At the same time, inflation pressures are proving more persistent than many expected — even before the Middle East conflict. Higher energy prices may pile on to that underlying pressure.　　Inflation and the Strait of Hormuz raise

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JPMorgan discloses Solana ETF holdings: Is institutional interest in SOL rising?

Institutions continue to stack more crypto either directly or through ETFs. Recently, JPMorgan Chase and Dartmouth College released their new Solana ETF holdings to the public.　　With the crypto market structure bill passing the Senate Banking Committee, adoption can only go higher. However, the bill has passed the most critical level but has yet to be signed into law.　　Institutional accumulation of Solana ETFs　　As per the latest Q1 13F filing, JPMorgan Chase disclosed that its Solana ETF position was at $523K. The banking institution was accumulating Bitwises Solana Staking ETF.　　Dartmouth College added to their SOL ETF stake, but their holdings in Bitcoin [BTC] and Ethereum [ETH] remained unchanged. The filing revealed the institution added $3.30 million, taking their total crypto exposure to $14.50 million.　　These positions meant that Bitwises Solana Staking ETF was gaining more traction. It is the largest, with total inflows hitting $900 million. More than $677 million has flowed in post-launch, while the ETF bought $223 million at seed to start operationalizing.　　On a larger scale, all SOL ETFs are seeing a positive inflow streak in May. This month, more than $90 million has been bought. The largest inflow of $26.57 million occurred on the 12th of May.　　Source: Blockworks　　In total, the

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RedStone’s settlement layer is the first serious attempt to make tokenized RWAs real DeFi collateral

RedStone‘s new “Settle” layer is the first sober attempt to fix DeFi’s RWA paradox.RedStone Settle liquidates RWA‑backed loans via on‑chain auctions, letting LPs buy the position and assume slow 60–180 day redemption risk, so lending protocols keep atomic, instant liquidations.With around $30B of tokenized Treasuries, credit and funds sitting as “dead capital,” Settle standardizes liquidation and repricing so RWAs can back Aave‑style markets instead of being trapped in isolated wrappers.The trade‑off is structural: if Settle becomes the default, RedStones oracle and auction stack starts to look like a quasi‑central clearinghouse for RWA collateral inside an allegedly permissionless ecosystem.　　RedStone has launched “RedStone Settle,” a dedicated DeFi settlement layer built to make tokenized real‑world assets usable as collateral in lending protocols, targeting roughly $30 billion of RWAs that are currently structurally dead capital. The design attack is straightforward: fix the core timing mismatch between instant, on‑chain liquidations and 60–180 day off‑chain redemption cycles for bonds, funds, credit and other tokenized instruments that have, until now, been almost impossible to use in live DeFi lending.　　RedStone settlement layer adds functionality　　RedStone, a decentralized oracle provider based in Baar, Switzerland, says Settle introduces an on‑chain auction mechanism that activates when a borrower using RWA collateral is

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Malaysia: Growth risks and steady rates – UOB

UOB‘s Global Economics 2025: 5.2%). This outlook incorporates ongoing targeted and tactical government measures to support affected households and businesses, with additional measures expected to be announced as conditions evolve.”

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Musicow and Injective (INJ)Bring Music IP Onchain for Global Access

Musicow has joined forces with Injective (INJ)to bring music intellectual property (IP) rights onchain, aiming to make the asset class accessible to investors and fans globally. The partnership positions music IP—a $47.2 billion market as of 2024—alongside tokenized equities, real estate, and other onchain real-world assets (RWAs).　　Musicow, a South Korean pioneer in fractional music ownership, has facilitated over $293 million in music IP transactions since 2017 through its platform. The company allows fans to invest in royalty rights tied to popular songs, receiving income from streaming and other revenue streams. With a U.S. presence launched in 2025 under a regulated structure, Musicow is now expanding its global reach through Injectives blockchain infrastructure.　　Why Music IP Matters as an Asset Class　　The music industry continues to grow as a cultural and financial powerhouse. Global recorded music revenue reached $31.7 billion in 2025, marking its 11th consecutive year of growth. The combined value of recorded and publishing rights nearly doubled over the past decade to $47.2 billion in 2024. By 2035, Goldman Sachs estimates the broader music market—including live events—will hit $200 billion, creating a strong case for music IP as a scalable, yield-generating, and non-correlated asset.　　Institutional investors have already validated music IP‘s financial

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Bitcoin Eyes $90K Breakout as CVD Flashes Fragile Demand

Bitcoin holds above the 21-day moving average, keeping the $90K breakout setup active.CVD data fell from $50M to $6.5M on Binance and from $30M to $5.7M on Coinbase.Weak spot demand and macro uncertainty are making Bitcoins rally more fragile.　　Bitcoin remains positioned near a key breakout zone, but fresh market data shows the rally is becoming more fragile. The latest chart shared by Michaël van de Poppe shows BTCs price action holding above the 21-day moving average, keeping the $90,000 level in focus.　　The setup still points to upside potential if momentum improves next week. However, CVD data shared by Darkfost shows weakening buyer strength across major spot venues, adding pressure to the bullish case.　　Spot Demand Loses Strength Across Major Exchanges　　Darkfost‘s Cumulative Volume Delta analysis showed that spot demand weakened sharply after stronger March readings. According to his post, Binance’s monthly averages fell from roughly $50 million to $6.5 million.　　Coinbase showed a similar decline, with average net volume delta dropping from about $30 million to $5.7 million. The indicator also briefly turned negative on May 8. That shift pointed to a weaker balance between buyers and sellers.　　It also showed that the recent recovery lacked the same spot support seen earlier in the

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Eric Trump Pushes Back at Warren Over Nvidia Stake Tied to China Trip

Reports flagged a January 6 purchase worth up to $1 million in Trump-tied accounts. The Commerce Department updated AI chip export rules one week later.　　Trump Family Pushes Back on Conflict Claim　　Eric Trump challenged that all family assets sit in a blind trust managed by major financial institutions. The structure favors broad market indexes over individual stock picks.　　All of our assets are invested in a blind trust by the largest financial institutions in broad market indexes. To suggest that individual stocks are being bought or sold, at the discretion of any member of the Trump family, would be a lie and blatantly false, articulated Eric Trump, executive vice president of the Trump Organization.　　The Trump Organization has said the family holds assets in fully discretionary accounts. Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump oversee the trust with third-party institutions and receive no advance notice of trades.　　Warren cited a January 6, 2026 Nvidia purchase of up to $1 million in Trump-tied accounts. The Commerce Department then revised rules for chips like Nvidias H200 on January 13.　　BREAKING: Trump purchased up to a $1 million worth of Nvidia, $NVDA, stock on January 6, 2026.　　She called the timing a national security risk.　　“Trump brought the NVIDIA CEO on

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