1. South Korean pension fund increases Bitcoin holdings by $40 million through MicroStrategy, Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF holdings rise to 3,389 BTC

The South Korean $1 trillion pension fund NPS purchased $40 million worth of Bitcoin through MicroStrategy.   -Original

2. Long-term Bitcoin holders' holdings rise to 15.26 million BTC, a new high since August 2025

According to on-chain analyst Darkfost, long-term Bitcoin holders' holdings increased to 15.26 million BTC, setting a new high since August 2025. In the past 30 days, long-term holders' holdings increased by about 316,000 BTC, in contrast to a net decrease of 650,000 BTC within 30 days at the end of November last year, when a large amount of Bitcoin flowed out of long-term holders' wallets.   -Original

3. Several European banks including BBVA, BPCE, and KBC launch retail cryptocurrency trading services

Spain's Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), France's BPCE Bank, and Belgium's KBC Bank have launched retail cryptocurrency trading services. BBVA has become the first large Spanish bank to offer 24/7 Bitcoin and Ethereum trading through a mobile app, while BPCE has launched in-app cryptocurrency trading services through its regulated subsidiary Hexarq, aiming to serve 12 million customers by 2026.   -Original

4. Democratic Senator Cynthia Lummis calls for the CLARITY Act to be sent to the President for signing

Democratic Senator Cynthia Lummis expressed gratitude to colleagues, the Treasury Department, the White House, and industry partners in a post on X, urging the collective push for the Clarity Act to be sent to the President’s desk.   -Original

5. Two wallets spend $2.33 million to buy 656,338 UNI within 5 hours

According to monitoring by Lookonchain, two wallets spent a total of $2.33 million to purchase 656,338 UNI in the past 5 hours.   -Original

6. German citizen Owe Martin Andresen charged with laundering over $2 million for operating Dream Market

The U.S. Department of Justice announced that German citizen Owe Martin Andresen has been charged with operating the now-closed darknet market Dream Market and laundering over $2 million through cryptocurrency and the purchase of gold bars. Investigations indicated that Dream Market was used for illegal transactions including drugs and fake documents. German police arrested Andresen on May 7, seizing approximately $1.7 million in gold bars and about $1.2 million in related assets. U.S. authorities have brought 12 counts of money laundering against him, each carrying a maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment.   -Original

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